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Paolo Liverani

Does anyone know if there is an open source application framework to build
enterprise applications (something like Dnn for web sites)?
Thank you, Paolo
 
Hi Paolo,

I searched the Internet, but unfortunately, I didn't find an open source
application framework to build enterprise applications.

Could you please tell me why you want an open source application framework
to build enterprise applications? In my opinion, you'd better use
Microsoft's VS IDE to build your enterprise applications for the sake of
stability.


Sincerely,
Linda Liu
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Sorry, maybe I have to clarify it a little.
I do use VS IDE and as as far as I know DotNetNuke is not a replacement for
VS.
What I am looking for is something like CAB, so that the whole application
is composed by modules (that implement a given set of rules) that plug in
the main container so that they have a common look and feel and more
important they can share a common set of features.
Kind regards, Paolo
 
Does anyone know if there is an open source application framework to build
enterprise applications (something like Dnn for web sites)?
Thank you, Paolo

Hi

Have you looked at Microsofts Enterprise Application Blocks as a
starting point?

Cheers
Martin
 
How about using SharePoint 3.0? It is free if you have a license for
Windows Server 2003.
 
Yes, but what I am looking for is something at an higher level, something
that would include an engine to load modules according to the user's right,
that would help creating the plumbing between master detail editing.
E.g.: I create a form to create/edit/search every kind of entity (Customer,
invoice, items, etc) and I would like to have a well defined mechanis to
logically connect all of them.
 
Yes, but what I am looking for is something at an higher level, something
that would include an engine to load modules according to the user's right,
that would help creating the plumbing between master detail editing.
E.g.: I create a form to create/edit/search every kind of entity (Customer,
invoice, items, etc) and I would like to have a well defined mechanis to






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I know you've already mentioned the CAB - it sounds very similar to
what you want - any reason why you're not using that?

Martin
 
Hi Paolo,

Sorry for my delayed response.

I think Enterprise Library is more similar to what you want. Enterprise
Library 3.0 February 2007 Community Technology Preview is available
currently. You visit the following link to get it.

'patterns & practices ¨C Enterprise Library'
http://www.codeplex.com/entlib

Hope this helps.


Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
 
Hi Paolo,

How about your problem?

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Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
 
Hi Paolo,

Thank you for your feedback.

I am sorry to hear that you haven't found what you're really looking for.
But I think you may find something similar to what you want in the future.

Let's keep an eye on Enterprise Library. Maybe in the near future, it
becomes more like what you want.

If you have any other question, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Have a nice day!

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
 
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