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| Re: Multiple portals - code reuse | 9/17/2003 1:48:47 PM |
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The portal code started out with the idea of multiple portals, but they [the developers] fell short of the mark.. This is evidenced by the PortalSettings constructor inside Configuration.cs
If you look, it only allows you to have one "GlobalRow" in your xml [if you're using that version]. I have since modified my version to support multiple portals, put everything back in the db where it belogs so i can use cascaded deletes on my modules etc.
Search the code for PortalSettings( [yes, just one (, so you can find where the code calls the constructor] and you'll see inconsistancies.
Even though the PortalSettings has two parameters, tabindex, and tabid, in several places, they are calling it like so:
new PortalSettings(portalId, tabId)
which would make more sense, however, they dont use the portalid parameter as that, heck, they dont use that parameter at all.
The PortalID needs to have something to be matched up with in the environment, like how dotnetnuke does it by using the hostname.
So my new code allows multiple portals and dynamically loadable "modules" i.e. you dont HAVE to have a module on a tab in the configuration, you can programmatically insert it [PortalModuleControl CreateModuleInstance(int moduleId) ] and all the settings are promulgated correctly. |
| c#magician | | Asp.Net User |
| Re: Multiple portals - code reuse | 10/25/2003 6:09:06 AM |
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[this is my new nickname, formerly known as thetazzbot]
Anyways, the portal code I've modified still doesnt fully support multiple portals, mostly because i havent finished putting the code in there.
But i'd like to point out that I have come to the conclusion that the portal starter kit is a really bad starting point. It requires too much fixing and leaves a lot to be desired. Although, I did learn quite a bit from it, I will apply what I've learned to a better framework of my own. I've used PHP, DotNetNuke, Rainbow, Java (Turbine/Torque/Jetspeed), and none really do it for me. The problem with Java was the complicated build/upload/test process. Rainbow seems like a hodge podge of modules thrown together by different developers with different ideas on standards. DotNetNuke is in VB ack! and PHP, well, I'd rather not go there.
At some point I'll post my modified version of C# Portal Starter Kit on my site, but thats on my todo list.
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