1. The CHM isn't working when I open it in XP or Vista. I have the entire menu, but the content portion is sayinh "the address is not valid".

2. The tutorials are pretty good, although the one for showing how to do the web one, makes the assumption that you alreay have half of the tutorial created, as it seems to jump in in the middle.

3a. Tried the demo for showing audits, the version for "SelfServicing" mostly works. Should add in the readme to set the connection string. It does bork out under studio 2008 / vista when it tries to access the noaudit file. Not sure why.

3b. Under Adapter, well lets say I get 400+ errors during the conversion to 2008. May want to revisit this demo. the web version is

quentinjs wrote:

1. The CHM isn't working when I open it in XP or Vista. I have the entire menu, but the content portion is sayinh "the address is not valid".

http://www.llblgen.com/TinyForum/Messages.aspx?ThreadID=10965

1. The tutorials are pretty good, although the one for showing how to do the web one, makes the assumption that you alreay have half of the tutorial created, as it seems to jump in in the middle.

which tutorial are you referring to with 'the web one' ?

3a. Tried the demo for showing audits, the version for "SelfServicing" mostly works. Should add in the readme to set the connection string. It does bork out under studio 2008 / vista when it tries to access the noaudit file. Not sure why.

what do you mean with 'the noaudit file' exactly? Setting the connection string is always necessary, as everyone has different databases, I've to check but I think that's mentioned in te readme.

3b. Under Adapter, well lets say I get 400+ errors during the conversion to 2008. May want to revisit this demo. the web version is

Conversion to 2008 is simply changing a simple reference in the csproj file so 400+ errors likely come from the fact that a reference is missing? (i.e. ormsupportclasses) ? Also what did you convert to 2008, an existing example project?

You also didn't finish the last sentence so I can't answer that one.

1. The tutorials are pretty good, although the one for showing how to do the web one, makes the assumption that you alreay have half of the tutorial created, as it seems to jump in in the middle.

which tutorial are you referring to with 'the web one' ?

Tutorial: "ASP.NET 2.0: Creating a working website with no code"

3a. Tried the demo for showing audits, the version for "SelfServicing" mostly works. Should add in the readme to set the connection string. It does bork out under studio 2008 / vista when it tries to access the noaudit file. Not sure why.

what do you mean with 'the noaudit file' exactly?

Example: Auditing example in both ASP.NET and Windows forms Log in: JBaker Select: Products Button: Discontinue all

In private void PersistAuditInfoThreadSafe(StringWriter sw)

get exception: {"Access to the path 'C:\noraudit.txt' is denied."}

Setting the connection string is always necessary, as everyone has different databases, I've to check but I think that's mentioned in the readme.

True, but I didn't see it. I did it anyways but thought I should mention it for others.

3b. Under Adapter, well lets say I get 400+ errors during the conversion to 2008. May want to revisit this demo. the web version is the one I'm trying to implement for my first project

Conversion to 2008 is simply changing a simple reference in the csproj file so 400+ errors likely come from the fact that a reference is missing? (i.e. ormsupportclasses) ? Also what did you convert to 2008, an existing example project?

You also didn't finish the last sentence so I can't answer that one. Updated my statement. Converted the example project. Why would the one project compile fine and the other one would not?

quentinjs wrote:

Tutorial: "ASP.NET 2.0: Creating a working website with no code"

Yes, the intention of the tutorial is to create an ASP.Net app. I think the tutorial assumes you saw the basics videos (_Designer: Create a project_ and_ Designer: Generate code_)

quentinjs wrote:

In private void PersistAuditInfoThreadSafe(StringWriter sw)

get exception: {"Access to the path 'C:\noraudit.txt' is denied."}

As the exception suggests, maybe you don't have write permissions on C:. Go to the config file of the example, there is a app key where you can put your desire file audit location and file name. So change it to a writable folder for you windows user.

quentinjs wrote:

Setting the connection string is always necessary, as everyone has different databases, I've to check but I think that's mentioned in the readme.

True, but I didn't see it. I did it anyways but thought I should mention it for others.

Will take your suggestion.

quentinjs wrote:

Converted the example project. Why would the one project compile fine and the other one would not?

People had used that example without problems. Anyway, it should be easy. Please double check you have the correct assemblies reference in the projects of the solution. Moving to 2008 shouldn't break the compilation so it must be something with the references.