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DotNetNuke® Web Application Framework Michael Washington http://www.ADefwebserver.com Webmaster@ADefwebserver.com Socaldug.org – Buena Park, CA - 2007 Creating A DotNetNuke Module using ASP.NET AJAX & Creating A DotNetNuke Module using ASP.NET AJAX Creating DotNetNuke Web Services
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Presenter Michael Washington Webmaster@ADefWebserver.com Core member of DotNetNuke® Microsoft MVP
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Agenda DotNetNuke® Module Development Overview Using ASP.NET AJAX with DotNetNuke® Using Web Services with DotNetNuke® Questions
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Module Development Overview DotNetNuke is a framework. You implement this framework by extending it's classes and implementing it's interfaces. One way to do this is by creating modules. For most DotNetNuke is a solution because they use modules that already extend the classes and implement the interfaces. However, in those instances where you are unable to find an existing module that provides the functionality you desire, you can easily create your own modules. Essentially, a DotNetNuke module is a collection of user controls that are configured to work together. These user controls inherit from either PortalModuleBase or PortalSettingsBase.
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Using ASP.NET AJAX with DotNetNuke® Setting Dependencies IsInstalled DotNetNuke.Framework.AJAX.IsInstalled() RegisterScriptManager() DotNetNuke.Framework.AJAX.RegisterScriptManager() Supports Partial Rendering
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Demo Sample ASP.NET AJAX Application
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Using Web Services with DotNetNuke® The DotNetNuke Framework injects the Script manager for you and only one script manager can be placed on a page at one time. Use code such as this to add services:
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Demo Sample Web Services Application
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IWeb Framework Use IWeb (http://IWEB.ADefWebserver.com)http://IWEB.ADefWebserver.com Common web service methods Authentication and encryption Portal and User Information Secure web services The DotNetNuke password is never displayed on any page or transmitted over the network. The encrypted password changes each time the page is accessed so a page will contain a password that has either been changed, expired, or due to expire soon (the last username / encrypted password combination expires after 1 hour. This can be set to a lower number for greater security).
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Demo Sample Secure Web Services Application
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More Information and Samples http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP
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Questions?
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