Dave Burke : Freelance .NET Web Developer specializing in Online Communities

New Sueetie Wiki Setup Doc Roundup

Lots of new Wiki Setup docs at http://sueetie.org/wiki/setup.ashx to accompany Project Gummy Bear’s current status of the Root Web and Membership Administration areas now online.

1) Site Setup: A Step-by-Step Guide.  This lists the areas covered in the setup documentation.

Step-by-step instructions on setting up a Sueetie community site will be located here. The Sueetie project site used in the creation of these instructions and accompanying materials is Project Gummy Bear located at http://gummybear.sueetie.org


2) Introductory Notes and Overview. Covers IIS configuration, development directory structure and links to source code releases of applications used in Sueetie.

Sueetie is a membership-focused, loosely-coupled application-based environment.  Each of the great .NET Open Source applications found in Sueetie reside in their own virtual application space.  On the website they are joined through web.config modification and slight tweaking of the individual apps at setup.


3) Setup Step #1: The Web Root Directory.

The Web Root directory is a light-weight top tier that serves primarily as a landing page, at least at this early phase of Sueetie evolution. The light-weight landing page approach reduces complications in supporting hierarchical ASPNET applications. The Web Root directory source code demonstrated at Project Gummy Bear is available both as a ZIP file and as version controlled source at the Sueetie CodePlex project area.

 
4) Membership Administration Area Setup.

We'll cover the step-by-step instructions on setting up the Membership area here. It is very important that you also read the wiki page on Membership Integration which describes such issues as how passwords are stored, Sueetie user profiles and Sueetie Roles.


5) About Sueetie Membership.

Sueetie Membership is based on ASPNET Membership and ASPNET Roles. ASPNET Profiles are also used in the Sueetie /membership area and available for use by other Sueetie applications. We plan on layering OpenID on top of ASPNET Membership when possible, but to get Sueetie off the ground ASPNET Membership works great.


6) Fat Free Sueetie Site Setup Guide

This page will list the basic steps in setting up a Sueetie Community Site with no extras. See the detailed wiki pages for additional information. The setup guide is based on Project Gummy Bear at http://gummybear.sueetie.org.

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Posted on 12/28/2008 1:00:07 PM by Dave Burke
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12/28/2008 8:17:39 PM Permalink

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12/31/2008 10:13:33 AM Permalink

Hey Dave, I need to take a look at this stuff.  Smile

Some of the family was sick when I went up to LA to visit for Christmas Eve, and I got sick the next day.  It's nice when they don't tell you that they are sick until they are right in your face, isn't it.  Anywho, I need to do the normal business license renewals today and will hopefull have some time to take a look at this later.

How was your Chirstmas?

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12/31/2008 2:51:24 PM Permalink

Hey, Bill!  Yeah, relatives think that somehow because you're related there's some sort of immunity action going on at holiday gatherings.  I'm assemblying the Christmas post now!  Thanks for asking and for the Sueetie support.

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