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8/11/2006 5:17 PM
 

Is there an online resource that tells how to package a module in a zip for uploading to production once it has been tested on the development server?

Thanks for any help.

 
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8/11/2006 6:53 PM
 

The easiest way to learn is by example.  Look at an existing module private assembly (PA) .zip file.  You might find SQL install and uninstall scripts to use as a starting point for any tables or stored procedures you need to create at install.

You will always find a .dnn file.  Open this file in Notepad and you will see that it is a fairly simple XML file.  Edit it to match your needs.

 
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