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Entries for 'Scott Schlesier'

Digging Deep into Services Framework

This post is intended for advanced developers who are looking to dig deeply into the guts of Services Framework, with an eye to extending the core features of Services Framework. I will be pointing out the main classes involved in each feature of the... Continue Reading »

Nov 30

By: Scott Schlesier

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Services Framework with Meat

This post describes a complete module built on Services Framework, HTML, and Javascript. It is intended to serve as a Services Framework example with more meat. It also shows how easy Services Framework makes it to step away from traditional code-b... Continue Reading »

Nov 27

By: Scott Schlesier

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Converting Services Framework MVC to WebAPI

In DotNetNuke 6.2 the Services Framework was based on ASP.Net MVC. During the development of 6.2 Microsoft announced they would be releasing WebAPI for ASP.Net. WebAPI is built from the ground up for the purpose of building services on HTTP. It quick... Continue Reading »

Sep 19

By: Scott Schlesier

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Getting Started with Services Framework WebAPI Edition

In DotNetNuke 7 the Services Framework has been updated to be based on the new WebAPI stack instead of ASP.Net MVC. Switching to WebAPI is a great thing for the Services Framework, primarily because WebAPI is built from the ground up as a tool for wr... Continue Reading »

Sep 14

By: Scott Schlesier

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A Note on Converting Services Framework Code to RTM

Just a quick note that will hopefully save a few of you early adopters some frustration. Between the initial unveiling of Services Framework back in March in CTP2, and the upcoming RTM there have been several tweaks made to the public API. ... Continue Reading »

May 23

By: Scott Schlesier

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Services Framework, a little context

Over the past several days there have been a few blog posts introducing the new Services Framework. These posts have generated several expressions of interest and several questions. In this post I want to provide some context around why w... Continue Reading »

Mar 27

By: Scott Schlesier

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Getting Started with DotNetNuke Services Framework

(May 22, 2012 updated to reflect the RTM of 6.2.0) In 6.2 DotNetNuke is beginning a framework for creating web services that are tightly integrated in the DotNetNuke platform. Below is a Hello World example using this new framework. Keep... Continue Reading »

Mar 19

By: Scott Schlesier

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An API change worth noting, SkinEventListeners and ContainerEventListeners

For some time now we have been aware of rare but persistent application crashes caused by a race in the Skin.OnInit and sometime Skin.OnUnload methods. Several attempts to find the source of the problem turned up nothing conclusive. Final... Continue Reading »

Jul 14

By: Scott Schlesier

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Before upgrading to 5.6.3 read this

Some people have been experiencing errors with the Telerik package during an upgrade to 5.6.3. This error will occur if the out of band Telerik 6.0.0 Install package is installed. To see if a site has the out of band package installed navigate... Continue Reading »

Jul 07

By: Scott Schlesier

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Difficulties with Telerik during upgrade to 5.6.3

EDIT: There are steps to check for and avoid this problem prior to upgrading available here. Those of you who installed the out of band Telerik 6.0.0 Install package will unfortunately be experiencing problems when upgrading to 5.6.3. The symptoms ... Continue Reading »

Jul 06

By: Scott Schlesier

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Entries for 'Scott Schlesier'

Digging Deep into Services Framework

Services Framework with Meat

Converting Services Framework MVC to WebAPI

Getting Started with Services Framework WebAPI Edition

A Note on Converting Services Framework Code to RTM

Services Framework, a little context

Getting Started with DotNetNuke Services Framework

An API change worth noting, SkinEventListeners and ContainerEventListeners

Before upgrading to 5.6.3 read this

Difficulties with Telerik during upgrade to 5.6.3

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