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5/11/2006 7:43 PM
 
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I can't speak for DNN either, but I can tell you that I have successfully converted/created a web application project for Module creation using VS2005; I'm working on making it a project template so that I can create a new Module project without have to include the entire web app. I'm also converting my site, but I'll put it up there (and on my MSDN blog) once I get the time. It also makes it easier to create a PA for deployment of all of the is compiled into a single assembly.
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5/12/2006 2:58 AM
 
Vladan Strigo

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Actually you don't need DNN core to be WAP - Ill blog about this in a couple of days, it's enough to say for now that DNN and the modules are not even in the same solution (something similar to Speerio MyModules solution) - and it works perfectly, and pretty fast as well - also for the module itself I leverage the WAP so that my .ascx controls can work like they should.

 

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5/12/2006 8:24 AM
 
Eric Maynard

Joined: 11/23/2004
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Vladan Strigo wrote

Actually you don't need DNN core to be WAP - Ill blog about this in a couple of days, it's enough to say for now that DNN and the modules are not even in the same solution (something similar to Speerio MyModules solution) - and it works perfectly, and pretty fast as well - also for the module itself I leverage the WAP so that my .ascx controls can work like they should.

 



Got your blog in my RSS reader Vladaan.  Looking forward to it.
 
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5/12/2006 8:26 AM
 
Eric Maynard

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joltcoder wrote
I can't speak for DNN either, but I can tell you that I have successfully converted/created a web application project for Module creation using VS2005; I'm working on making it a project template so that I can create a new Module project without have to include the entire web app. I'm also converting my site, but I'll put it up there (and on my MSDN blog) once I get the time. It also makes it easier to create a PA for deployment of all of the is compiled into a single assembly.


jolt,

I'd llike to give this a try sometime when you have a chance to post it.

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5/12/2006 10:14 AM
 
Vladan Strigo

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emaynard,

I found some debugging problems with WAP which I'am having with the current setup - as quickly as I resolve them I will post it (decided atleast to post the code until I can write a nice article about it...)

 

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