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Cuyahoga is an open source custom content Web site framework, this article will be from the source download, program installation Two aspects to describe the Cuyahoga before the use of some of the configuration process for later use to play a foundation.
First, the source code downloads
1.1 Download Address
http://sourceforge.net/projects/Cuyahoga/
This article is explained by downloading the Cuyahoga1.6.0 version. The last update time for this version is: 2009-03-12. For two development purposes, I downloaded the src version with the source code.
1.2 Official website
Access to Cuyahoga's official website: http://www.cuyahoga-project.org/home.aspx to get the appropriate help
1.3 Download Decompression Compilation
After the program is downloaded, extract to E disk and remove the read-only property of the folder.
Then open the Cuyahoga.sln under the Cuyahoga-1.6.0-src folder and compile correctly.
The first step is successfully completed J
Second, the installation of the program
2.1 Development environment
First of all, my machine environment and related installation software:
Operating system: Window Server 2003 SP1
Compiler: Microsoft Visual Studio, + SP1 patch Package
Database: Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Development Framework: AJAX 1.0
2.2 New Database
At the first run, you are prompted not to find the database, so we need to open Microsoft SQL Server 2005 to create a new database named: Cuyahoga.
2.3 Configuring the connection string
After the database is established, you need to configure the program Cuyahoga.web\config\properties.config file.
To modify a connection string node:
<connectionstring>server=nfs-wangjing;database=cuyahoga;uid=nfs-china;pwd=nfs-china;</ Connectionstring>
2.4 Release Program
For ease of use, the program can be published, and I use 127.0.0.1 as the root of the publication this time. The installation file is then invoked to install the database.
Click the "Install databse" button. Turn: