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• Re: Session expired - loss of posted form on authentication

  Hi All To get around this problem we did the following: Important: We made these decisions after considering the security and resource implications. In our case the apps are in a controlled Intranet enviroment and the user base is around 100 users. 1) I wrote a HTML authenticatuon module (replaces core module in web.config) to redirect to custom web page that is based on WindowsSignin.aspx . If user is no longer authenticated they see a web page indicating there connection was lost. The user needs

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by kevin.weir on 12/3/2005

• Notification Format

  Hello I have e-mail notification setup for my site but to my suprise the format I receieve is in XML. I was curious what others were doing to get around this issue. Regards Kevin Weir

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 11/14/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Hi Jose ObjectSpaces has been pulled from Visual Studio 2005 and its future remans uncertain. Having said that, I believe it will return in some form in a future release. Kevin

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 8/27/2005

• Re: C# port of DNN3

  lol. Joe thanks for the laugh. Appreciated :)

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/17/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Michael I've just downloaded MySQL 5.0 Beta and MySQL .NET Data provider 1.0.4 that supports stored procedures. Considering these are Beta bits I'm just hoping they are stable enough to get something working. The real work will be in writing EDAB provider for MySQL that uses these beta bits. Michael... hope to have all the SQL Server and Oracle bits to you Saturday evening like I promised. I feel a couple of sleepless nights coming up :) Kevin

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/13/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Shaun when inserting new rows (ADD) the current plan is to internalize use of Oracle sequence values within stored procedure and return the result as OUTPUT scalar value or REF cursor. Not sure which at this point. The client would call ExecuteScalar at it always has to perform inserts. Sanjay I'm currently working on Survey module but if your willing to send me Oracle procs for other modules that would be very useful. Would be great to see the techniques used. Much appreciated Kevin

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/5/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Shaun I don't envy the seat you're sitting in :). It's great there are many alternatives being considered. As Michael mentioned we are making progress and will keep everything apprised of progress through this link as well as DAL II site Michael has setup Kevin

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/5/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Dave I've had a chance to look over your post in more detail. I thought I would take a minute to point out the differences/similarities between your approach and Enterprise Database Application Block (EDAB). My apologies if some of the assumptions I make are incorrect. The EDAB also has a base Database class from which all database specific providers are derived (i.e. OracleDataProvider, SQLDataProvider, etc) The base Databases class contains the following methods which is the contract database-specific

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/1/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Hi Dave Your post is appreciated. Sounds quite promising and it looks like you are further along than the rest of us. I'm going to read your post a couple of more times after which I may have a couple of questions to ask. Would there be any chance we could see the code to compare it against the approach Michael, Sanjay and I have been advocating. Shaun if your reading this post would there be a time deadline to consider alternative approaches besides the approach Dave is presenting to the core team

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 5/1/2005

• Re: Creating a "proof of concept" for a new DAL

  Hi IndianGuru First off our discussions are purely hypothetical at this point. Even if we are successful the new solution would need to pass the scrutiny of Shaun and the rest of the DNN team. Obviously the more involved they are in the process the greater the chance of success. As for impact on developers I would expect one of two things to happen: Ideally any new solution would allow developers to continue to target the existing classes they are familiar with. The difference being they would not

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by kevin.weir on 4/30/2005