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• Re: Where does TheBeerHouse store users???

  [quote user="lionkingpuppy"] Yes, I'm having a aspnetdb.mdf on appdata folder. And I can log on my site, of course! [/quote] ...then the users are probably stored in there. Go check it. The provider model used for membership, roles, profiles, aricles, forums, etc allows it's own connection string. You specify it in the web.config section, and it looks for the ACTUAL connection string in the connection string section of the web.config. This means you can have multiple data sources

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/14/2009

• Re: Where does TheBeerHouse store users???

  < membership defaultProvider = " M_MembershipProvider " userIsOnlineTimeWindow = " 15 " > < providers > < add name = " M_MembershipProvider " connectionStringName = " LocalSqlServer " applicationName = " / " enablePasswordRetrieval = " true " enablePasswordReset = " true " requiresQuestionAndAnswer = " true " requiresUniqueEmail = " true " passwordFormat = " Encrypted " maxInvalidPasswordAttempts

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/13/2009

• Re: Where does TheBeerHouse store users???

  I ran into similar issues when I was first using TBH, the issue I had was around the Membership providers- make sure it's pointing to the right place. So some things you might consider: Have you changed anything regarding the membership providers? Is this on your local machine or on a webserver? Did you add additional DBs to the app or rename the DB? You could also try re-installing TBH as a new project and see if it was any tinkering you did in web.config.

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/13/2009

• Re: Architecture patterns in the DAL

  [quote user="Lee Dumond"] Also, as a rule, I would prefer using an ORM like NHibernate over DAL code generation. Building a custom DAL is hard, and it's even harder to generate code from an existing dB without knowledge of the BLL that will consume it. Plus, with a true, full featured ORM you get a lot of functionality out of the box that a code-generated DAL might not provide. The TBH data layer is lacking in several important aspects that IMHO make it unsuitable for an enterprise

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/13/2009

• Re: Architecture patterns in the DAL

  Thanks for the links, I've been taking a look :) I have Head First Design Patterns and Martin Fowler's book on their way to me in the post which should keep me busy for a while. I also came across the doFactory website last week and like what I see, though I should probably resist the urge to spend yet more money on the same topic. This is the first time in at least 7 years that I've written any "serious" code, and the whole patterns thing became popular after I graduated so

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/8/2009

• Re: Architecture patterns in the DAL

  Having re-read Chapter 3 (p55) of the book I've seen where I was going wrong (TBH is not using table adapters and data transfer objects). Likewise multiple providers would mean I have multiple lines in the web.config and makes creating an instance by reflection problematic and frankly is not very elegant. What is the specific pattern name it uses though? I'd like to study it in more detail. I'm still left with the question about how the DAL might be automated when I need classes like

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/7/2009

• Architecture patterns in the DAL

  Hi, I'm trying to learn the whole DAL architecture and make sure I really understand and the relationship between objects and relations, and I have a few questions. I've been reading MArtin Fowler's enterprise arch book and am trying to work out what patterns are being used. I /think/ TBH uses Table Gateways but if so, I don't get why in ArticleDetails.cs it represents data from more than one table e.g. it contains Category Title from the Categories table, yet the Articles class lazy

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/6/2009
  Filed under: TBH, Architecture, beerhouse, DAL, patterns

• Re: Codesmith (or similar) templates for TBH architecture

  Thanks chaps, I'll give it a try. I had a crack at writing codesmith templates anyway, with mixed results. I'd be interested if anyone had some that they would be willing to share, specifically ones that handle the provider class (e.g. PhotoProvider.cs) and provider implementation class (e.g. SqlPhotoProvider.cs) where there are multiple tables involved (e.g. if I want a photo app with albums and comments, like the 'Articles' in the Beerhouse example).

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/4/2009

• Codesmith (or similar) templates for TBH architecture

  Hello, I've been getting acquainted with TBH and have added a 3 tier photo application plus additional content types, which all work well. But I'd really like to be able to add more stuff like this using a code generator to save me the repetition of the DAL and Stored Procedures in particular. I tried out the .netTiers template in Codesmith but have to confess it is waaaay over my head at this stage and seems a bit bloated, I want something simple like the TBH architecture. Is there a Codesmith

  Posted to TheBeerHouse Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 5/1/2009
  Filed under: TBH, TheBeerHouse, Architecture, beerhouse, codesmith, generator

• Re: Using the starter kit

  I had the same issue and have so far been unable to find the documentation anywhere online. In the end I went into the ASP Configuration page (from solution explorer in VS2008) then within "Security" created a new user "admin2" as an Administrator with a new password and it works fine. You could also delete the admin user and re-add I guess.

  Posted to Club Web Site Starter Kit (Forum) by rargie on 2/17/2009