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How to install FLUX.NET

Last post 05-07-2007, 17:37 by tonyj. 2 replies.
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  •  03-20-2007, 0:23 19

    How to install FLUX.NET

    1. Extract the zip to a new directory on your machine - we'll call this DISTROOT
    2. Create a directory for your website we'll call this SITEROOT
    3. Create a virtual directory or website in IIS and map it to SITEROOT
    4. 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.
    5. Ensure you have a mapping at the root of your webserver called flux_client and map it to DISTROOT\src\flux_client
    6. 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.
    7. 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).
    8. Open http://yoursite/yourvdir/admin/Setup/Install and follow the prompts
  •  05-04-2007, 14:31 40 in reply to 19

    Re: How to install FLUX.NET

    hello and a nice day,

    first of all - congratulations! - this is a very good solution for websites. great work, clean structure, i love the flux framework Smile. it would be nice when the (core) documentation will be finished. your quickstarts is a perfect starting point and i still waiting for the next part ... a sample project (e.g. Jones Family Portal) would be fantastic ...Stick out tongue

    again,  congratulations!

    thomas

  •  05-07-2007, 17:37 41 in reply to 40

    Re: How to install FLUX.NET

    Hi Thomas,

    Thanks for your enthusiasm and kind comments. We're working away at some samples at the moment and hope to have something more substantial released shortly.

    Cheers,
    Tony Geeked

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