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1/15/2010 5:15 AM
 
Rexhep Kqiku


Joined: 10/6/2006
Posts: 60

Hi,

First of all I'm sorry if it's not right place for this post, but I didn't find any related forum.
My company is developing an intranet system based on DNN.
We are three developers in development team, so we have to develop together every module.
We usually use TFS to as source control, but now we have problem to setup dnn module development using tfs.
Are there any resources for learning how to setup development environment using TFS or is there anybody who can help me to setup development?


Thank you for your time,
Rexha
 
 
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1/15/2010 7:30 AM
 
Bill Mason


www.wcm-consulting.com
Joined: 1/15/2005
Posts: 166

Try this link.  There is also tons of other good info on Michael's site.

http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNu...

 
 
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1/15/2010 7:43 AM
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Rexhep Kqiku


Joined: 10/6/2006
Posts: 60

Thank you Bill, good description by Michael but not what we need.
Maybe it's not possible, but I don't want to open entire Dnn website while working on a module.
Is there any possibility to open only the module where I'm working on, but not entire Dnn website?

Thank you,
http://twitter.com/rkqiku

 
 
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1/16/2010 5:36 AM
 
Rexhep Kqiku


Joined: 10/6/2006
Posts: 60

Thanks to God, I found the solution :)


First I start new blank solution in VS, add an existing website (that is dnn website), add new project (dnn compiled module) and add to TFS entire solution.
This works even if you have one database.
So every new module you add to solution other team developers will get the latest version and it will work fine.

I hope it will help others too
 
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1/18/2011 12:35 PM
 
Nooruddin Hajyani

Joined: 8/31/2004
Posts: 1
Hi Rexhep,

Can you please provide some more details on how you achieved it.
We have both custom modules and some custom providers, and we have TFS 2010.

Thanks
Nhajyani..

Rexhep Kqiku wrote:

Thanks to God, I found the solution :)

First I start new blank solution in VS, add an existing website (that is dnn website), add new project (dnn compiled module) and add to TFS entire solution.
This works even if you have one database.
So every new module you add to solution other team developers will get the latest version and it will work fine.

I hope it will help others too

 
 
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