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I am trying to manage an IIS7 website during an application installation. I have been using WiX and PowerShell. However I have recently come across a few postings that make me think WiX with VBScript and Microsoft.ApplicationHost.WritableAdminManager might be a better option.
Unfortunately, I cannot find any developer documentation on WritableAdminManager. I do not know what properties and methods are supported. All I can find are various examples on IIS.net.
Where is the developer documentation for Microsoft.ApplicationHost.WritableAdminManager?
It's called the Application Host Administration Interfaces, and you can find the documentation for the interfaces on MSDN.
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I want to use CKEditor in my ASP.NET MVC4 application.
But not getting the complete and detailed information about it.
I tried some links but still I am confused about it. There are some questions in my mind about CKEditor, They are...
Is CKEditor licensed or not?
Difference between 'CKEditor' and 'CkEditor Premium'
and 'CKEditor CDN' or any other if available.
Which one of above is to be used for any business or enterprise level application?
How to integrate it with my ASP.NET application.
Please help me with the above queries.
You can provide any link or example that can relate.
Thank you
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I'm looking for an open-source framework for classified ads. It needs to be .NET-based, but I can pay.
Advanced features not really required - just need to be able to post ads for registered users in a private environment.
In terms of price, anything up to $1,000 is fine.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
MixNP is written in ASP.net C# and is a new addition to codeplex. It is free and open source GPLv3.
Looks good.
https://mixnp.codeplex.com/
Microsoft have a starter kit for classifieds:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/starter-kits/classifieds
I'd think DotNetNuke would work for you, although it might be a bit of overkill for your intended use case.
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I have searched through the net for the open source project of Document management system for asp.net, all I got was CMS.
Is their any Document Management System open source for asp.net?
I do understand that Sharepoint can do this task for me, but I am looking for a asp.net solution.
Have a look at sensenet http://sensenet.codeplex.com/
I am trying it at the moment as I am also looking for a .net/asp.net solution. It seems very promising. So far it seems like something I might be able to use. The only issue is the GPL license but am seeing what the deal with that will be. I.e. is you wanted to use it in collaboration with other software.
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I can't see a reason why we couldn't do the same thing Heroku does for an ASP.NET website.
Anyone care to object?
We're trying to be just that. Go to appharbor.com and sign up for an invite and we'll be in touch soon
more about AppHarbor:
Real alternatives to Windows Azure PaaS (web role)?
Take a look at www.gearhost.com. It's very similar to Heroku in terms of it's offering but for .NET and PHP developers. You get 100 free sites and 100 free databases, just like Heroku.
Check out Moncai
maybe http://www.brinkster.com
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https://serverfault.com/questions/139185/is-there-anything-like-heroku-for-php-and-or-net
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2766176/anything-like-heroku-for-php-or-net
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I'd like to embed a google calendar in my website, but I hate the options their built in stuff gives me for colors, etc.
Has anyone put together a good library for doing this stuff. I am specifically running on a DotNetNuke site, but any embeddable js code, or .NET library for doing this would be a great answer.
I've used DDay.iCal. It's pretty good. It used to have some flaky issues with recurring events, but I think those have been worked out.