I am using a free account in somee.com.
I have few queries related to this.
How can I configure and view the style components of telerik on web.
(if someone tried) Where can I find IIS settings in somee.com so If I want to modify anything there.
If you guys have any information about free asp.net hosting sites/server so please share.I am a student and I want to try website which was build in asp.net
How can I configure and view the style components of telerik on web.
Telerik RadProgressArea requires Full Trust level.
As long as you do not use RadProgressArea, it should be fine with most share hosting site.
If you have questions regarding server, you can ask at Server Fault.
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I have to build a faccing public site with his own visual identity with sharepoint 'on premise', have someone know some tutorial or online class about how to do this. Because didn't find anything clear about how to do this with sharepoint in my researches
Although I am not an SharePoint expert, I believe what you are asking is a loaded question that encompasses several topics of knowledge and technical hurdles you would have to learn or overcome. There are a lot of details missing from your request, so I can only offer you some topics you will need to be familiar with as I have not seen any single tutorial that shows what you are asking for. But you should be able to find tutorials on individual topics that would be relevant to your request:
Public Facing Site
Opening your on-premise SharePoint server to the public can be done by changing network settings which is a straight forward task for any network admin.
Best to use a domain (ex mysite.com). If you don't have one, you can purchase a domain. Then have it registered and configured to connect with your server(s),
Some other things to consider is security, firewalls, load balancing, DMZ zones and business policies.
Own Visual Identity (a custom look of SharePoint)
One method is to create a custom master page for SharePoint which can be done via Visual Studio or SharePoint Designer. This requires knowledge on web development such as CSS, HTML and possibly javascript. Developing a on-premise SharePoint environment with Visual Studio requires a lot (i mean alot) of setup and work.
Another method is to use the SharePoint theming engine to create custom themes.
You can also buy pre-built themes from other sources.
Final thoughts
Unless absolutely required, I would avoid using a on-premise SharePoint to host a public site as there are much more simpler and cost effective solutions out there. There is also SharePoint online which will probably provide most of what you need out of the box. Need to ask yourself what this public facing site will do and if SharePoint is the right product to use as I consider SharePoint complex and suited for specific needs. I worked with a on-premise SharePoint solution and it takes a crew of IT professionals and tons of money for maintenance and development.
How do I host a ASP.NET website on a server? I have created a website using Visual Studio 2010 as a frontend and sqlserver 2008 as a backend. What are the steps I should take for hosting the website on a server? Do I have to buy any licenses for .NET or SQLServer? If so, how much will this cost?
I use Arvixe (arvixe.com) for all my web hosting needs. They are great, cheap, and offer .NET support. Their administration panel is absolutely easy to use (creating databases, etc.).
Go to Arvixe.com, sign up with one of their ASP.NET plans. They will email you FTP information on how to upload your file content, as well as information on how to log into your admin panel to create the database you need. If you need any help with this process, they have a 24/7 live chat feature and they can help you immediately.
There are numerous ways to host an ASP.Net site on the internet. You will have to research the various methods turned up by searching to see what is best for you.
You can always host it from your own computer with Microsoft's Internet Information Services. This is a solution if you are doing this as a simple project. You'll have to activate/install IIS by checking it off under "Add/Remove Windows Components".
But to be honest, I would take Carmine's suggestion and start up an Arvixe account. You can pay $8/month and have up to 6 websites at any given time. I use it constantly for demonstrating web projects for my company. The only problem I have with them is, as I mentioned in my comment to Carmine's question, their service is sometimes completely down. Today was a great example, I was doing some local work on my site, but of course many of my files and all of my databases are accessed via Arvixe's servers. They were offline for at least an hour and I had to start working on something else until they were back up.
We need to select a CMS for our company's website which will allow the designers to make changes to the pages, add pages, view and publish them.
We r using Visual Studio 2010 for web development and includes Global.asax, Masterpages, User-/Custom-Controls, Security (FormsAuthentication, custom Membership-/RoleProvider). W ehave SQL server 2008 for the DB.
I have looked into various CMS like Sitefinity,N2CMS, Umbraco, DotNetnuke. We kinda liked playing with the demo of N2CMS. We don't want to start developing the site from scratch. We want to integrate some CMS into our application for the designers to use. However, I can't find any helpful documentation regarding the integration. Everyone starts talking building from sctrach. The documentation for N2CMS seems so outdated.
If anyone can guide me how to set a CMS into exsiting application, I will really appreciate it.
Thanks
I'm wanting to use DB4o on an asp.net MVC project i'm working on but wondering if anyone
has got this working on shared hosting plan, have contacted discountasp and asked them and they said go to the forum
as they were not sure if they supported it or not or any configuration that would be needed.
but the forum wont let my post on because its all filtered to only show comments they like the look of?
anyone had any joy with this with another host and one that runs asp.net MVC as it should be run?
much appreciated
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I'm not familiar with the framework, but it seems that you can just place the DLL in the bin folder and you should be set. I've done tons of projects with MVC and the same method of placing the DLL in the bin folder and worked without issues. The host I use is ReliableSite...they're cheap and don't charge $10/mo for a SQL Server database like DiscountASP does.
i am working on a web application that now requires a CMS.
Could you suggest me a product that grant integration with my existing application.
The latter is implemented using .Net framework 3.5 Linq to sql and SQL Server 2008
I may consider even not open source product (affordable price)
i want to create a Master page and allow the application's users to modify the content.
Ideally give them the ability to add controls such as image sliders (but this is not the main scope)
Main objective is the ability to modify the content usually text. Bu more is always better........
Thanks
http://n2cms.com/ is very powerful cms that can be integrated with your application.
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/ is a good open source choice.
Graffiti is now Open Source. I'm not sure how it integrates with an existing application.
SharePoint is the obvious answer, considering it's an ASP.NET application itself. It's free with Windows Server 2003 or 2008.
Umbraco is fantastic and free. Allowing you to integrate many plugins. If you are a developer you will probably fall in live as it offers a lot of integration.
DotNetNuke has a great (if not long winded) video intro and online demo so you can see how it works.