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Martijn,
is the trunk usable as is ? i realize its a moving target, and accept responsibility for breakages, but i want to upgrade my toolset, so i'd prefer to use that instead of 1.5.2
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It's more or less usable. The model is fairly stable, but I expect some small changes in the coming weeks. One thing I'm really trying is to keep the existing front-end and modules working and I think this is still the case.
So go ahead and give it a try. Please note that the trunk currently requires .NET 3.5 and VS 2008.
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Dear,
Im begining develope my app using Cuyahoga, so the last version is so far, I thing to now, tech has changes much. But when is the time for next stable version release? Thanks!
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martijnb wrote:It's more or less usable. The model is fairly stable, but I expect some small changes in the coming weeks. One thing I'm really trying is to keep the existing front-end and modules working and I think this is still the case.
So go ahead and give it a try. Please note that the trunk currently requires .NET 3.5 and VS 2008. Martijn, got an error loading Cuyahoga.Web project. (Project Type not supported by this installation)
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jbland wrote:
Martijn,
got an error loading Cuyahoga.Web project. (Project Type not supported by this installation)
Oh yes, and you have to have ASP.NET MVC Beta 1 installed.
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Martijn,
got everything installed and it compiles fine. Now how do i run this thing ?
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With F5  If you point it to an empty SQL Server database, the installer should kick in just like in the old versions. To access the new admin, point your browser to http://localhost:8080/manager. Upgrading from earlier versions is implemented but not fully tested.
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haiduongpro wrote: But when is the time for next stable version release? That could take a little while. First we'll release an alpha version with the new admin.
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martijnb wrote:With F5 If you point it to an empty SQL Server database, the installer should kick in just like in the old versions. To access the new admin, point your browser to http://localhost:8080/manager. Upgrading from earlier versions is implemented but not fully tested. Thanks. I was confused because the solution has both Web and WebMVC projects.
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jbland wrote:
Thanks. I was confused because the solution has both Web and WebMVC projects.
The Web.MVC project only contains some MVC-specific utilities for Paging, Validaton etc.
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