Building Web 2.0 Pages

Modified on 2010/08/18 02:24 by Charles Categorized as Website Design

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This page explains what is required to get started using CMS and Jetfire Web Parts.

====Getting Started with CMS====

A minimal ASP.NET website must be built using Microsoft Visual Studio or an equivalent tool.  The website includes:
* Forms Authentication Database (this can be built using the ASP.NET Configuration tool in Visual Studio.)
* A Page with Create User Web Part and Login Web Part
* User created using the Create User Web Part.
* Style Sheet that defines the look and feel of the site.
* CMS Web Part Library Control that defines the Web Parts available for importing into Pages.
* [MasterPage|MasterPage] that defines the layout of the page.
* Web.config file
* At least one page for content.
* Optional additions:
** Images folder
** Pages folder

====CMS Sample Website====

A [http://COR.codeplex.com|sample website] is available on code plex that contains a number of additional pages to give the site builder a good start.

====Getting Started with Jetfire====

Use Jetfire Web Parts to integrate workflows into your Web 2.0 application.

Jetfire Web Parts build on the COR solution.  Additional requirements include:
* (optional) SQL Server 2008 database is used to implement LINQ capabilities.
* (Jetfire) Web Part Library Control
* web.config file updated for Jetfire (contains additional application settings)

====Jetfire Web Parts Sample Website====

A [http://JetfireWebParts.codeplex.com|sample website] is available on code plex.

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