4 July 2008 ReleaseThis release contains a sample website with binaries. Source Code will be released shortly.
Controls On the Right Summary COR helps power users to become Web gurus by letting them build and maintain Web Sites. Users,
with only a browser, can log on to the Web Site to modify or create pages. Pages employ templates that support the
placement of Web Parts by the user. Page templates, Web Parts and styles can be created by a programmer using Visual Studio.
COR is a small layer of management software that is built directly on top of ASP.net 2.0. It takes full advantage of ASP.net Web Parts to implement its functionality. You get the full power of ASP.net 2.0 without requiring a software programmer for all, but the most complicated web pages.
COR comes with a Library of Web Parts. One notable inclusion in the library is a Word Web Part. It allows users to update content using Microsoft Word. Tables, formatting, and pictures in the Word document are automatically converted to HTML by the Word Web Part.
Jetfire Web Parts can be added to provide enhanced Site features such as Survey's, Quizes, Event Registration, etc.
Jetfire Scripts working with the Jetfire Web Parts, can be created to add additional functionality.
COR can use, as the server, any Windows or Vista PC that supports
Internet Information Services and
Forms authentication. If you are 'test driving' COR, then Visual Studio and the Forms Authentication Database are all that is needed.
COR is simalar to
Dot Net Nuke; however COR is based on Web Parts availiable in .Net release 2.0.
Getting StartedThe project contains a database and sample website. To get started, refer to the
COR Installation Guide. It explains how to:
- Create the database using Visual Studio
- install the website
Screen ShotsCOR in Edit ModeAdding/Deleting Web Parts LinksFAQsList of COR Web PartsJetfire SiteWhat were we thinking? - Blog SiteAdding Controls Programmatically - Blog Site - a review of using the "C class", one of many COR classes.