Separating application logic and content from its presentation

Hi,
I am about to develop a simple Content Management system – main purpose
would be posting articles. I am trying to find some ideas/ sample
architecture showing how to separate application logic and content from its
presentation. I would like to use some kind of predefined templates (only
developer can cerate new templates); each template would be composed of
certain controls and in would have some specific layout. The default.aspx
would be created dynamically based on the template specified.
I checked out DotNetNuke and Community Starter Kit
(http://asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=8&tabid=47). They are very good, but
too complex for my need.
Any hints would be greatly appreciated,
GregJust create the different modules (news, links, events, etc) and make sure t
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use styles for all the different visual items. Then its really just a matter
of using different CSS files. You only have to specify which CSS to use then
.
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
"Greg" wrote:

> Hi,
> I am about to develop a simple Content Management system – main purpose
> would be posting articles. I am trying to find some ideas/ sample
> architecture showing how to separate application logic and content from it
s
> presentation. I would like to use some kind of predefined templates (only
> developer can cerate new templates); each template would be composed of
> certain controls and in would have some specific layout. The default.aspx
> would be created dynamically based on the template specified.
>
> I checked out DotNetNuke and Community Starter Kit
> (http://asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=8&tabid=47). They are very good, but
> too complex for my need.
> Any hints would be greatly appreciated,
> Greg
>

Separating application logic and content from its presentation

Hi,

I am about to develop a simple Content Management system – main purpose
would be posting articles. I am trying to find some ideas/ sample
architecture showing how to separate application logic and content from its
presentation. I would like to use some kind of predefined templates (only
developer can cerate new templates); each template would be composed of
certain controls and in would have some specific layout. The default.aspx
would be created dynamically based on the template specified.

I checked out DotNetNuke and Community Starter Kit
(http://asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=8&tabid=47). They are very good, but
too complex for my need.

Any hints would be greatly appreciated,
GregJust create the different modules (news, links, events, etc) and make sure to
use styles for all the different visual items. Then its really just a matter
of using different CSS files. You only have to specify which CSS to use then.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

"Greg" wrote:

> Hi,
> I am about to develop a simple Content Management system – main purpose
> would be posting articles. I am trying to find some ideas/ sample
> architecture showing how to separate application logic and content from its
> presentation. I would like to use some kind of predefined templates (only
> developer can cerate new templates); each template would be composed of
> certain controls and in would have some specific layout. The default.aspx
> would be created dynamically based on the template specified.
>
> I checked out DotNetNuke and Community Starter Kit
> (http://asp.net/Default.aspx?tabindex=8&tabid=47). They are very good, but
> too complex for my need.
> Any hints would be greatly appreciated,
> Greg

Server Application Unavailable

Hi,

I have my machine, where i develop my applications (ASPNET), and run well. but...

When i copy the project to other server, this message appear "Server Application Unavailable"....

-In this server, exist old applications, so i can't re-install the IIS.
So...
-I installed the framework 1.1, after IIS.

Please, somebody help me.....Hi,

Maybe the reason is security. So try doing to IIS and click on the folder which has your applicattion. I think you have to right click and choose some property to make the web application Public. Try it maybe it will work.
Thanks,

But, the site, is like Application and it has all the extensions.

And, don't run......:(

Someone, had the same problem?
I did. It had me scratching my head for a bit I must confess but it turned out to be the result of a stack overflow. Check your code carefully--you may be unexpectedly encountering recursion that probably wouldn't have shown up on your test server because of fairly subtle configuration differences between it and your production server. The easiest way to track this down and fix it is to single step using the Visual Studio .net debugger, particularly if you are able to debug remotely on your other server.

It records "Server application unavailable" because a stack overflow crashes your aspnet_wp.exe process and it has to restart.

This is where programming becomes like solving the cryptic crossword in the Daily Telegraph...