enhancing microsoft content management server with asp.net 2.0

[...]... Considerations for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 202 Isolate Code that Uses the PAPI into Modules 203 Use the Provider Model Design Pattern 206 Summary206 Index 207 [ iv ] Preface Enhancing Microsoft Content Management Server with ASP.NET 2.0 delves into the integration of key ASP.NET 2.0 features such as Master Pages, Site Navigation, Themes and Skins, and the Membership Provider Model with Microsoft. .. from Microsoft, namely SQL Server 2005, NET Framework 2.0 and ASP.NET 2.0, and Visual Studio 2005: • SQL Server 2005: MCMS databases can be hosted by SQL Server 2005, offering numerous advantages in security, deployment, and most significantly, performance Installation • NET Framework 2.0 and ASP.NET 2.0: MCMS applications can be hosted within the NET Framework 2.0 runtime, and take advantage of v2.0... continue with the next section, Upgrading to Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 2 and then skip ahead to Chapter 2, Getting Started with the Development Environment If you wish to perform a fresh install, skip ahead to the Fresh Installation of Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 2 section, about 18 to 20 pages into this chapter Upgrading to Microsoft Content Management. .. the following steps: 1 Select Start | All Programs | Microsoft Content Management Server 2 Right-click the Site Manager shortcut and click Properties 3 In the Target textbox, replace "C:\Program Files \Microsoft Content Management Server\ Client\ NRClient.exe" http:///NR/System/ClientUI/login.asp with "C:\Program Files \Microsoft Content Management Server\ Client\ NRClient.exe" http://localhost/NR/System/ClientUI/login.asp... tips along with code samples for working with ASP.NET 2.0 and MCMS SP2, and offer implementation advice for those considering migration to the upcoming Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 What You Need for This Book This book has been written for MCMS developers who are comfortable with the material presented in our previous book, Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server, and... Themes and Skins, and the Membership Provider Model with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS) Service Pack 2 Each chapter builds upon the last, walking through these new features available to MCMS developers and building a sample site similar to that presented in our previous book, Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server from Packt Publishing January 2005 (ISBN 1-904811-16-7)�... applications with Visual Studio, we need to make the website and item templates available 1 Select Start | All Programs | Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 | Visual Studio Tools | Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt 2 Execute the following commands, replacing MCMS_INSTALL_PATH with the install location of MCMS (usually C:\Program Files \Microsoft Content Management Server) and PATH_TO_MY_DOCUMENTS_FOLDER with the... files (_dca.ini and _sp1aTosp2upgrade.sql) to the MCMS SQL install folder (typically c:\Program Files \Microsoft Content Management Server\ Server\Setup Files\SQL Install) Overwrite the existing files 4 Delete the temporary folder [ 17 ] Installation 5 Select Start | Microsoft Content Management Server | Data Configuration Application 6 On the splash screen, click Next 7 In the Stop Service? dialog, click... to have access to the following: • Visual Studio 2005 (any edition) • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 2 (any edition) A 120 day evaluation of MCMS is available from http://www .microsoft. com/cmserver [] Preface We walk through the various pre-requisites for installation in Chapter 1 All examples presented use Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 Conventions In this... changes to the SP2 development environment and a number of tips for working within it This chapter assumes you are already familiar with the steps necessary to install MCMS 2002 SP1a as detailed in depth in the previous book, Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server from Packt Publishing, January 2005 (ISBN 1-904811-16-7) There are two approaches to setting up a development environment . Installation of Microsoft Content Management Server 20 02 Service Pack 2 section, about 18 to 20 pages into this chapter. Upgrading to Microsoft Content Management Server 20 02 Service Pack 2 This section. MCMS 20 02 Service Pack 2 7 Obtaining MCMS Service Pack 2 8 Installation Approach 9 Upgrading to Microsoft Content Management Server 20 02 Service Pack 2 9 Installing Visual Studio 20 05 10 Installing. for Microsoft Ofce SharePoint Server 20 07 20 2 Isolate Code that Uses the PAPI into Modules 20 3 Use the Provider Model Design Pattern 20 6 Summary 20 6 Index 20 7 Preface Enhancing Microsoft Content