I am using abp framework but now I can not find the package.
Volo.Abp.LeptonTheme.Management.Web
I have set the nuget.org and myget.org
BlazoriseMyget and nuget.org both can not find it.
It is a commercial package, which is why it is not publicly available on nuget.org
You can check https://abp.io/Packages for more details.
If you are using a commercial template, you should have Nuget.Config file containing a valid ABP Commercial Nuget source information in your application. You can also get commercial support at https://support.abp.io .
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We are planning to procure ABP commercial license for our new project. In the mean time we are planning to do R&D/Learning/Development using ABP opensource code. Once we procured our commercial license. Is it easy to migrate our code from open source free version ABP framework to ABP commercial? Do we face any issues?
ABP Commercial is built on ABP Open-Source Framework, So the answer is both YES and NO.
You don't have to migrate anything, you need to add Commercial features that you need or change the theme as you wish. So, your code once you wrote won't be changed. But you'll able to use commercial modules.
We migrated a simple app from Open Source to Commercial and was easy. We generate all modules again, using abp suite and everything compiles OK.
What API and which function (please mention function name and github.com repository if available) is called on camel JBoss Developer Studio IDE when we drag and drop components to palette i.e., Code generation from Design to Source editor?
the diagram is based on Eclipse graphiti. EMF is not used, we are using our own internal java model.
The repository is effectively this one: https://github.com/fusesource/fuseide
The Drag'n'drop is mainly implemented in classes of this package: https://github.com/fusesource/fuseide/tree/master/editor/plugins/org.fusesource.ide.camel.editor/src/org/fusesource/ide/camel/editor/features
What are you trying to achieve? If you want to contribute, we can guide you directly on the github project or on our JIRA https://issues.jboss.org/projects/FUSETOOLS/
Regards,
Have a look at JBoss Fuse Tooling for Eclipse.
Given that Silverlight uses a cut down .net framework, can I reference Unity from a Silverlight project?
There is a special version of Unity for Silverlight which you ou can donwload from here. (If you use nuget it will reference the correnct dlls for you automatically)
However Unity for Silverlight has some restrictions:
XML configuration is not supported.
Because of differences in the Silverlight security model, only public types can be created and injected by the container. The desktop version allows you to also inject internal types.
The Unity interception mechanism is not supported.
Note that (thanks the info to #Sebastian Weber) Interception is also supported since the release of EntLib Silverlight Integration Pack. See MSDN for additional information.
But you can't use the Unity "desktop dlls" in your SL project.
It exist a special version of Unity for Silverlight. You can find it here
The latest version is 2.1 and is supported for Silverlight 3-5
i want to build a website in dnn 5. i have studied dnn5, its installation, starter-kit installation, built-in modules (both of Host and Admin), installing a custom module (from module extension), creating packages.
I had rather still some doubts left in my mind.
1.How should i progress if i need to built my custom module in some new website (& not in dotnetnuke.com website)
2.How is deployment done at client side? Is it done by creating packages or what, i dont know.please suggest some possible solution
3.I want to create a document module to satisfy my client requirements. This module is already built by dotnetnuke.com as an extra module. What should be done to include this module in my new website so that only my requirements could be reflected instead of creating the module entirely from scratch?
thanks
I'm not entirely sure about what you're looking to do, but I'll answer as much as I can.
I would suggest setting up a DotNetNuke website on your local machine, using the Source package. You can then create a new module (starting it either through the website itself, or by using a Visual Studio template). I strongly suggest using a Web Application Project for the module, keeping it in the website's DesktopModules folder (so that you're only dealing with the module's code, and don't have the entire website open in your project). Also, make sure you use the module and any other extension points to implement your functionality, rather than making changes to the actual DNN core code (since any changes to the core will make it that much more difficult to upgrade to newer versions of DNN).
I strongly suggest getting some automated packaging in place (the template that I linked to has a NAnt build script with it that you can use to package your module). It is so much easier to deploy modules as installable packages than trying to migrate individual files.
You can get the source version of the Documents module from its Codeplex project. It's licensed under the MIT license (like DNN itself), so you're free to use it as a starting point for your own module. Just download the source package and install it into your development site. The install will include all of the source and also includes a Visual Studio project that you can use. After installing, I would suggest that your first step be to rename the namespace (so that you're differentiated from the core module).
UPDATE
To deploy the website, I would suggest installing DNN on the server using the main DNN Install package. Then, once that is installed, you can install the module into the website using the package that you have created. A default installation of DNN will only have the Text/HTML module, in addition to administrative modules, so you shouldn't have very many extra, unused functionality present in the site.
Leave me a comment & update your question (or start a new question) if there's anything else you need to know.
It sounds like you are looking to use DotNetNuke as a development environment to write code that won't be deployed in a DotNetNuke site. While I love DNN, there's absolutely no reason to do this. Only use DNN for developing DNN stuff.
To address point #1, if the functionality you want is somewhere else you could use an IFRAME module. Check out: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Extensions-Forge/view/ProjectDetail/project/dnniframe.aspx
I have a file system based Jackrabbit repository which I would like to view and edit directly. Is there an existing tool that allows me to view/edit/delete/add nodes directly?
Jackrabbit itself currently has no built-in general-purpose JCR explorer, but there are some open source options available. This article gives a good overview, and the JCRLinks page on the Jackrabbit wiki has a section about such tools.
The best web-based one is probably the JCR Explorer. And for use in Eclipse, Day's Eclipse plugin offers most features (it also supports Jackrabbit).
If it's behind a WebDAV server, mount it as a file system.
SPT JCR Manager:
A simple web application used to view and manage Java Content Repositories