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10/8/2007 2:22 PM
 

Where are .dnn files described?




Joe Craig
Patapsco Research Group, Ellicott City, MD
DotNetNuke Development and Services (http://patapscorg.com)
 
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10/8/2007 3:47 PM
 

did you chck out the Module Developers' Guide ?


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10/8/2007 3:51 PM
 

I am curious about this as well. I do not mean to steal the focus of this thread, but I have a question that applies to .dnn files.

I have my .dnn file, and in it I have the following:

<file>
          <path>[app_code]</path>
          <name>EventBase.vb</name>
        </file>
      <file>
          <path>[app_code]\Components</path>
          <name>DataProvider.vb</name>
        </file>
      <file>
          <path>[app_code]\Components</path>
          <name>EventController.vb</name>
        </file>
      <file>
          <path>[app_code]\Components</path>
          <name>EventInfo.vb</name>
        </file>
      <file>
          <path>[app_code]\Components</path>
          <name>EventNotification.vb</name>
        </file>
      <file>
          <path>[app_code]\SqlDataProvider</path>
          <name>SqlDataProvider.vb</name>
        </file>

This gives me a error about the files not being found in the resources.zip. They are there, they are in the root of the zip, and if I remove these lines, the files get moved into the "DesktopModules\MyModule" folder.

I'm curious why they are being reported as not found and / or how I can get them to be moved to the App_Code directory.

Overall though, I would just like more info on the .dnn files.

 
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10/8/2007 4:24 PM
 

Yes, I have.

I dont' that that Guide provides as clear a description of the .dnn file as I'd like.  It's mentioned only briefly near the beginning, and then in reference to the point where it says you can build a PA once you have the module installed in DNN.

I'm interested in knowing more about how to package up the "non-standard" stuff like how to make sure that SQL scripts get run and whether the .dnn file can make mods required in the web.cofig file.

Where can I find that sort of information?




Joe Craig
Patapsco Research Group, Ellicott City, MD
DotNetNuke Development and Services (http://patapscorg.com)
 
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10/9/2007 3:56 AM
 

I apologize for the lack of information, in this case I suggest to get it from the core source code, that is handling the file.


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Sebastian Leupold

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