Example workflow package

tonyj — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:53:23 GMT

This example uses a telephone book metaphor to demonstrate two things. First it shows how to extend the flux.net interface to add completely custom functionality, and second it demonstrates how to extend the workflow engine to process your own non-cms data.

Deepcode.FLUX Release 2.0 Final

tonyj — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 19:01:20 GMT

The FLUX.NET open source content management solution and application framework in it's final v2.0 release. This is a full source distribution with visual studio.NET 2005 solution and project files.

Requirements
IIS 5 or 6 (or equivalent)
.NET Framework 2.0
SQL Server 2005 (or SQL 2005 Express)

Licencing
By downloading this file you are agreeing to the following licence agreement:

FLUX.NET is licenced under the standard open source GPL - GNU General Public License, which we have adopted with the following restrictions:

Guidelines

FLUX.NET may only be distributed as a whole. No part of the application may be seperated from the main body of the application or used to create another stand alone application. This could involve using parts of the UI, the custom controls or creating another CMS solution.
You may NOT rebrand FLUX.NET. The UI and all branding must remain in place on all deployments and installations.
Any extensions, applications or tools created to run within FLUX.NET or that link to any FLUX.NET assembly or otherwise require FLUX.NET in order to run must also be licenced and distributed under the GPL as well.
If you have any doubts about the licencing of FLUX.NET, please contact us before using the software. We do offer commercial licences outside the GPL and white label licences to allow you to do more things outside of the scope of the GPL, but these all involve fees. Please get in touch for more details.

Remember FLUX.NET is free....

But to ensure the continual development of the product we respectfully request that any commercial usage of the software (eg by companies, agencies or consultants) a 5% donation of the project price.
All donations and contributions are used to improve the software!
Ensure your implementation partner is following this recommendation - it's the only way to keep FLUX.NET free.
If you wish to donate to the project, please get in touch.

And finally:
Please respect the work being done by the FLUX.NET team and support the FLUX community.

Quick install guide:

Extract the zip to a new directory on your machine - we'll call this DISTROOT
Create a directory for your website we'll call this SITEROOT
Create a virtual directory or website in IIS and map it to SITEROOT
Create a child virtual directory mapping in IIS called admin and map it to DISTROOT\src\Deepcode.Flux.Admin
a. Make sure your /admin mapping doesn't have a separate application configuration.
Ensure you have a mapping at the root of your webserver called flux_client and map it to DISTROOT\src\flux_client
Copy either formsWeb.config or windowsWeb.config to web.config in your SITEROOT. As the names imply one config is for forms based authentication and the other is for windows based authentication. Choose the appropriate one.
In VS.NET open the website and add a reference to Deepcode.Flux.Core.dll from the /admin/bin directory. (alternatively you could create the bin directory and copy Deepcode.Flux.Core.dll into it).
Open http://yoursite/yourvdir/admin/Setup/Install and follow the prompts

Flux.NET ECMS

Example workflow package

Deepcode.FLUX Release 2.0 Final