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11/24/2009 12:01 AM
 

How does the DNN Store.dnn file get built?  I thought that it would get constructed from the DNN Store.config file, but when I changed the DNN Store.config file and built a release version of my module the changes did not propagate.  Any help would be appreciated.

Jeremy

 
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11/24/2009 12:21 AM
 

Hi Jeremy,

The file DNN Stroe.dnn is build.... by hands! ;-) The config file is the same but renamed by dnn at install.

Gilles


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11/24/2009 12:23 AM
 

Ok,

That's kind of what I figured.  Is the same true for the sql data provider scripts?  It seems to be, but there are multiple version of these scripts throughout the solution and it seems like they would auto-copy into the _install folder.

 
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11/24/2009 11:33 AM
 

Hi,

Yes, it's same. You should store your own sql files under ...\DesktopModules\Store\Providers\DataProviders\SqlDataProvider\. The Store module solution use a lot of post build scripts, look at each project for details. They are used to copy the right files to the right place and to prepare the packages.

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11/24/2009 11:42 AM
 

That's where I originally was putting my scripts, but in order for it to auto-copy those scripts into the _install folder I had to add a custom post build event. 

If you could tell me where the post build event is that copies the scripts over that would be great.

 
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