If you have the .Net Framework Installed them have the following three items in the root directory of the website:
1) web.config (or modify your current web.config so that it includes the dlls/assemblies that are in the bin directory)
add
<assemblies>
<add assembly="*"/>
</assemblies>
inside the <system.web> node
2) bin directory (containing ASPEnterpriseManager.DLL)
3) global.asax - It is where the APP interface and ConnectionString Objects are declared
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Are you running the 0.5.0 VB version or the C# Visual Studio Version.
If you are using 0.5.0 then after unzipping it will be in the root. If you are using the C# Visual Studio edition it requires setting up a virtual directory in IIS called SqlEntManager that points to the location that you unzip the program too.
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Clarification: the ASPEnterpriseManager.dll will be in the bin directory in the root of the folder that you unzip the project too (Version 0.5.0 VB)
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Anonymous
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2002-12-12
Thanks again, I am getting closer.
The first file I downloaded did not have the .dll in it.
I now have this. Still go a problem though. The frames appear but I now get the following:
Can not load type aspenterprisemanager.page.
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Anonymous
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2002-12-13
Thanks, it now at least opens.
However more help please. Using OSQL I have set-up the user test/test but everytime I try and connect the systems tells me it is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
My registery LOGINMode is set to 1.
Thanks again.
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There are 2 options, The easiest is to change your LoginMode to 2 - Mixed Mode Authentication (https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=771684&forum_id=213879)
If you want to use a Trusted Connection, here is a post from Heimo Tarmann who figured out how to set up ASPEM to use Windows Authentication only. (trusted SQL Server Connection)
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Firstly I think the solution looks extremely good from the test site.
However, I have tried to install it over my MSDE installtion and when I access the app by the browser I get a Parser Error message. The message reads:
Could not load type 'ASPEnterpriseManager-connectionstring'
I am a novice at this so can some please suggest what I am doing wrong?
Thanks
If you have the .Net Framework Installed them have the following three items in the root directory of the website:
1) web.config (or modify your current web.config so that it includes the dlls/assemblies that are in the bin directory)
add
<assemblies>
<add assembly="*"/>
</assemblies>
inside the <system.web> node
2) bin directory (containing ASPEnterpriseManager.DLL)
3) global.asax - It is where the APP interface and ConnectionString Objects are declared
As I said above....
Make sure you have the following in the root of the website.
1) web.config file
2) bin directory
3) global.asax file
Thanks Wes for the quick reply.
I said I was a novice, I do not have a ASPEnterpriseManager.DLL.
Please advise where is comes from?
Are you running the 0.5.0 VB version or the C# Visual Studio Version.
If you are using 0.5.0 then after unzipping it will be in the root. If you are using the C# Visual Studio edition it requires setting up a virtual directory in IIS called SqlEntManager that points to the location that you unzip the program too.
Clarification: the ASPEnterpriseManager.dll will be in the bin directory in the root of the folder that you unzip the project too (Version 0.5.0 VB)
Thanks again, I am getting closer.
The first file I downloaded did not have the .dll in it.
I now have this. Still go a problem though. The frames appear but I now get the following:
Can not load type aspenterprisemanager.page.
Thanks, it now at least opens.
However more help please. Using OSQL I have set-up the user test/test but everytime I try and connect the systems tells me it is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
My registery LOGINMode is set to 1.
Thanks again.
There are 2 options, The easiest is to change your LoginMode to 2 - Mixed Mode Authentication (https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=771684&forum_id=213879)
If you want to use a Trusted Connection, here is a post from Heimo Tarmann who figured out how to set up ASPEM to use Windows Authentication only. (trusted SQL Server Connection)