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When MCMS installs, it integrates itself with VS.NET so that you can create MCMS projects. When you are going to create a site with MCMS, you need to tell MCMS where to save all information. For that purpose we need to configure database in SQL Server. There is no concept of premade pages, all pages are created from template pages with empty controls on it. Later on, when accessed (indirectly through channel name), the controls are filled with data that comes from attached SQL Server database. Its all responsibility of MCMS. Whatever authors add content to site, that all is saved in db, and MCMS fetches the contents of the channel accessed on runtime and fills the controls, and sends it to "Subscriber" (generally called a guest user).

1. Create SQL Server database with name MCMSTest. 2. Add users (MCMS Admin and MCMS Sys Account) to database and give them rights of db_ddladmin, db_datareader and db_datawriter. 3. Goto "Database Configuration Application" tool of MCMS. Select MCMSTest database and copy MCMS schema through wizard (done automatically on "Next clicks"). 4. Goto "Server Configuration Application" in General tab, Click Configure... and then set "Map Channel Names to Host Header Names:" to Yes in Access tab, click Configure... and select available domains except "workgroup". in Security tab, click Configure... and set "Allow Guests On Site:" to Yes and add your local user account, for example, TIDREES\IUSR_TIDREES Click "Close Application" button 5. Open VS.NET and create MCMS Web Project (in CMS Projects) 6. Give your application name as http://localhost:82/site as application n...

To create a small Class Library project by using Visual Studio .NET, to generate a strong name, and to install the .dll file of the project in the GAC, follow these steps: 1. In Visual Studio .NET, create a new Visual C# .NET Class Library project, and name the project GACDemo. 2. You must use a strong name. To generate this cryptographic key-pair, use the SN Tool. This tool is located in the \bin subdirectory where the .NET Framework Solution Developer Kit (SDK) is installed. The SN Tool is easy to use. The command-line statement takes the following form:sn -k "[DriveLetter]:\[DirectoryToPlaceKey]\[KeyName].snk" 3. Create a directory named GACKey in C:\ so that you can easily locate the key, and access the key from the command prompt.Note For most users, the .NET tools are located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\FrameworkSDK\Bin. Before you type the following SN command, you may want to copy this similar path on your computer to the .NET bin directory. Type cd from the com...

The following is a simplified description of the process that happens when a validation control is used on a page. 1. When a page containing validation controls is requested, the user's browser type and version is evaluated to determine if client-side validation routines should be used. 2. If the browser supports client-side validation, the page loads with the appropriate routines being called from the validation controls. This is handled through a JScript® include file. 3. When the user moves between controls on a client-side validated form after changing a control's value, the validation events for the control that lost the focus are fired and appropriate error messages (if any) are displayed. 4. If the user generates a form submit on a client-side validated form, the entire form is evaluated for any validation controls that are not valid. If even one control is not valid, the form will not be submitted. 5. When the form is posted back to the server through a postback event, ...