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2/24/2009 5:37 AM
 
najmeddine

Joined: 2/6/2009
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hello

I am new in DotNetNuke I have spent a time to look at the resources in this site and i found many methodes to create a module as "dal+" , "codesmith" methodes but I hear that  there is  a methode more sophisticated and rapid . please I need your help and thanks

Note :I working with DotNetNuke 4.9.1
 
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2/24/2009 7:33 AM
 
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please check out dotnetnuke.adefwebserver.com

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2/24/2009 8:26 AM
 
Keith Stone


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I would highly recommend you spend some time on Michael's site that Sebastian linked to above. It will help you learn the difference between access methods (DAL+) and development tools (CodeSmith). That will make it easier for you to search the forums for answers and have more specific questions.

In addition to CodeSmith, which is a tool that uses templates to generate the module there are commercial tools such as ModuleBuilder (socani.org) and DNN Kickstart (http://www.dnnkickstart.com/) that solicit your module parameters from a GUI and generate your module source code.

In all cases you'll need to understand module structure and development processes because none of the tools will generate anything but the most basic business logic and you'll need to know enough to complete tha portion.
 
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