Wrong behaviour

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3/18/2009 6:33:47 AM
net4u
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Wrong behaviour

Hello,

 

I don't know if this can be a bug.

With the last(s) version(s) of mojo I am not able to add any content to pages except HTML and statistics. The webpart combobox is empty. What I miss? I am sure that in older versions I have no trouble to add, blog(s), calendar, e-commerce and so on.

It happens either on my Vista x64 developing notebook, and my Win2008 x32 staging server.

I have no trouble when I build and when I publish the project.

 

thnx,

 

Laurentiu

 

3/18/2009 6:41:28 AM
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Re: Wrong behaviour

Hi,

If you are making your own builds of mojoPortal, please don't report it as a bug if your build doesn't work. My released builds work correctly. It would be better to ask in the developer forum about issues with your own build.

The problem is you really cannot produce a good build using the Visual Studio publish feature. The reason is because  most of our features are in external projects and their output is copied up to the Web project using post build events. The VS Publish feature packages files based on their project membership and since many of these files are not part ofthe Web project, they are not included in the package produced by VS publish.

I recommend you produce your packages the same way I do, using the free UnLeashIt tool which packages correctly because it packages based soley on file extensions. So it leaves out the C# source code and only packages the needed files, but it doesn't miss any needed files because it doesn't care about project membership only file extension.

Hope it helps,

Joe

3/18/2009 7:07:50 AM
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Re: Wrong behaviour

Hi,

Sorry for missplacing the post and thank you for quick support.

So you thinck that is a publish issue. To be honnest I don't tryied yet to run the project from VS. I always publish it before first run. Generaly I skip the the step to deploy the app on my notebook in a scenario like http://localhost/myapp/ and I deploy directly to my staging server in a maner like http://myapp.mydomain.com

So if there are some things that are lost while I publish, I suppose that at least it must work from VS.

After this I will try the tool that you suggest.

 

Thank you very much.

3/18/2009 7:22:44 AM
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Re: Wrong behaviour

Yes, it works fine in the VS debugger/Web server. Just rebuild the solution first to make sure all the post build events happen, and always make sure the mojoPortal.Web project is the startup project.

Best,

Joe 

3/19/2009 5:46:05 AM
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Re: Wrong behaviour

Now it works fine. I will check later with the toll that you proposed.

Thank you.

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