We currently have 2 intranets that were getting ready to incorporate into 1 site.
I looked at DNN as possibly being the foundation of the new web site since it already includes all the security and modules that the company can use to keep the employees uptodate on events, Announcements, etc. This way im not reinventing the wheel.
After playing around w/ this basic functionality for a few days i have come to the conclusion that this would work very well for the foundation for the rebuild of our intranets.
Here is where im confussed as to how to implement DNN as the foundation but include all the web applications that we currently have up and running.
For example i have an application that the Quality department uses to track our defacts per work order. This application gives the user the ability to create, update, and print the data as needed. Most all the applications center around this type of layout w/ the exception of some that are a little more complex.
I guess my confussion is how to implement these existing applictions into DNN.
Should i create modules for all the applications? (Which does not make sense because the module would only be useful to 1 page and 1 application)
Or do i just create a new directory on the existing webSite called, umm Departments, and then for each department (quality, accounting, HR, etc.) create a new directory where i will add all my pages for each application? (this is how the current web site is set up. I have 1 main folder and in this main folder i have a directory for all the departments and then all the applications live in the associating demartments folder)
I created a directory /Departments/Quality/Default.aspx.
I added code on the page to display the email address of the current user logged on. Then i set one of the links in the menu to point to that page but when i try to browse to that page i get a directory listing denied.
Any ideas on this?
Any information that you guys could give me would be great.