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New Post: admin/admin not working?

joej03 — Mon, 20 May 2013 01:31:59 GMT

Hi, i managed to get everything ok but now admin/admin can't login?

Thanks

New Post: Is Sense/Net ECM good solution for Digital Asset Management ?

Basir_ansary — Sat, 11 May 2013 06:06:53 GMT

Thank you so much for your quick answer,

I will try to create a good Digital Media Asset Manager by Sense/Net .

New Post: Is Sense/Net ECM good solution for Digital Asset Management ?

alexkiss — Thu, 09 May 2013 09:06:52 GMT

As a short answer: yes.

Sense/Net is an ECM that can be used for Digital Asset Management purposes as well.
You can store over millions of files in the system. We have tested it with over 100 million.
The files are either stored in the filesystem (as SQL Sever FILESTREAM) or in the database.
Permission, workflow, search and many other features are built-in. File upload is modern browsers is chunked and very efficient. (We use JQuery File Upload and not Plupload.)
What the software may not cover out of the box as of today is the folllowing:

conversion of files (the Enterprise Edition has Office to png conversion built-in for previews),
securing files with DRM/IRM.

You can register in our forum to get community support, also please check out the licencing options.

New Post: Is Sense/Net ECM good solution for Digital Asset Management ?

Basir_ansary — Thu, 09 May 2013 07:58:17 GMT

I'm looking for an open source Digital Asset Management system (to upload, store, convert, categorize, search, view, play, share, and secure video, audio, image and office documents with tagging, permission approval workflow and other common features). unfortunately i didnt find any good opensource asp.net solution.

I can write .Net code for some media specific functions like convert video, thumbnail and preview generattion , resize video and images, with some tools like ffmpeg, NET-Media-Handler-Pro, exif, ImageMagick, flvtool and use PLupload for good upload performance and accessibility and good media player like jwplayer,

Is Sense/Net good for me ?

New Post: sensenet install help needed

tusmester — Wed, 08 May 2013 12:08:19 GMT

Hi, sorry for the late reply. It seems that something is wrong with the xmls.
Can you please check that the content type definition xml files are there in the right place, and look like normal xml files?

In the unpacked folder:
..\Source\SenseNet\WebSite\Root\System\Schema\ContentTypes

New Post: 401 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to invalid credentials.

joej03 — Tue, 07 May 2013 10:32:57 GMT

Hi sensenet,

I managed to install sensenet on iis 7.0, and the SQL scripts, Import, and IndexPopulator ran without any issues.

However now as i try to access Sensenet on IIS, i got the 401 unauthorised error.

I have tried things like fiddling with the authentication settings in IIS, fiddling with the security access on the Website folder, to no avail.

Please kindly help with some suggestions.

Thanks! :)

New Post: sensenet install help needed

lixiaoyi — Sat, 27 Apr 2013 09:03:09 GMT

I followed all the steps mentioned at
http://wiki.sensenet.com/index.php?title=How_to_install_Sense/Net_from_source_package_IIS_7.5_and_IIS_7.0

This is where I am bit confused.I was go from step 8. Run the install script: %sourceroot%\Deployment\InstallSenseNet.bat.
error:

2013-04-27 16:50:19.7547 ========================================
2013-04-27 16:50:19.7597 Indexing: disabled
2013-04-27 16:50:19.7647 Loading content types...
2013-04-27 16:50:19.7867 ._ADFolderCtd.xml ...
2013-04-27 16:50:20.1127 ========================================
2013-04-27 16:50:20.1137 Import ends with error:
2013-04-27 16:50:20.1187 ========== Exception:
2013-04-27 16:50:20.1197 XmlException: Root element is missing.
2013-04-27 16:50:20.3526 at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.ThrowWithoutLineInfo(String res)
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.ParseDocumentContent()
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathDocument.LoadFromReader(XmlReader reader, XmlSpace space)
at System.Xml.XPath.XPathDocument..ctor(TextReader textReader)
at SenseNet.ContentRepository.Schema.ContentTypeInstaller.AddContentType(String contentTypeDefinitionXml) in C:\senseNet\Source\SenseNet\ContentRepository\Schema\ContentTypeInstaller.cs:line 60
at SenseNet.ContentRepository.Schema.ContentTypeInstaller.AddContentType(Stream contentTypeDefinitionXml) in C:\senseNet\Source\SenseNet\ContentRepository\Schema\ContentTypeInstaller.cs:line 56
at SenseNet.Tools.ContentImporter.ImporterClass.InstallContentTypeDefinitions(String ctdPath) in C:\senseNet\Source\SenseNet\Tools\Import\ImporterClass.cs:line 274
at SenseNet.Tools.ContentImporter.ImporterClass.Run(String ctdPath, String asmPath, String fsPath, String repositoryPath, Boolean validate) in C:\senseNet\Source\SenseNet\Tools\Import\ImporterClass.cs:line 168
at SenseNet.Tools.ContentImporter.Importer.Main(String[] args) in C:\senseNet\Source\SenseNet\Tools\Import\Importer.cs:line 176
2013-04-27 16:50:20.3606 =====================
2013-04-27 16:50:20.3626 ========================================
2013-04-27 16:50:20.3636 Import is finished with 1 errors.

What did I do wrong?
Thanks

New Post: need help with installing on IIS Manager

tusmester — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 07:56:36 GMT

Hi, sorry for the late reply. We have never encountered a problem like this, but it is possible that if there is not enough memory available for executing the SQL scripts (we have pretty large scripts in the install package), than this could happen. How much RAM do you have? Is SQL server on the same machine? 4GB ram should be enough, maybe even 2GB.

New Post: need help with installing on IIS Manager

waveguide — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 00:55:29 GMT

Hello I followed the tutorial on deploying on IIS server manager but I got an error while it was installing.

It has to do with System.outofmemory exception:

Here is the picture:

anyone know what the problem is? I didn't change anything just followed the tutorial

New Post: Using Sense/Net like Dropbox with CmisSync - Sense/Net as a CMIS server?

NicolasRaoul — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 07:47:26 GMT

Hello Levi,

Thanks for your answer!
I understand, good luck with the CIFS implementation and looking forward to the other protocols.

When you implement CMIS, feel free to download CmisSync at CmisSync.com, and report any problem that might occur, we are willing to fix all bugs :-)

Cheers!
Nicolas Raoul

New Post: Using Sense/Net like Dropbox with CmisSync - Sense/Net as a CMIS server?

dobsonl — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 07:37:49 GMT

Hi,

unfortunately Sense/Net does not support CMIS out of the box, as of yet. We are constantly moving into the direction to support more and more open standards: our next release for example will handle the most common OData requests and we also have a working CIFS implementation that will be included in the upcoming releases, so CMIS support is just a matter of time.

Thank you for introducing CmisSync, it looks really promising, we'll keep an eye out for your product. We would definiately love to see it working with Sense/Net and your feedback would be much appreciated!

Levi Dobson

New Post: open word in the web page

dobsonl — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 07:14:37 GMT

Yes it is possible. Please see related topic on our forums: http://forum.sensenet.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=960

New Post: open word in the web page

linchuanyu — Thu, 22 Nov 2012 00:01:03 GMT

I have a lot of word file. For most of the users, it's ready only. I wanna to achieve:

1. on the left hand side is the menu which list all the word docs from one folder.

2. when user click the menu, one the right hand side, it opens the word (read only) in the web page rather than popup the word file in ms word.

Is that possible in sensenet?

thx

New Post: Using Sense/Net like Dropbox with CmisSync - Sense/Net as a CMIS server?

NicolasRaoul — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 05:33:45 GMT

Hello all,

I would like to test CmisSync (a Dropbox-like desktop sync tool written in C#) with Sense/Net.

Sense/Net is listed as a CMIS server on Wikipedia and this blog post seems to imply that Sense/Net could be made a CMIS server with no too much effort:
"Our demo is a two way implementation, because our content repository has a CMIS service interface and our portal has a CMIS client Webpart"
http://blog.sensenet.com/post/2008/11/03/SenseNet-adopts-the-CMIS-standard-the-first-in-NET-world.aspx

But I see in another thread that "Currently no CMIS service layer is included"
http://sensenet.codeplex.com/discussions/359224

Is there any plan to enable access to Sense/Net as a CMIS server?

I have made CmisSync open source, so feel free to try it with your demo CMIS server: http://cmissync.github.com

Keep up the great work!
Nicolas Raoul

New Post: Help needed

pranjalnigam — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 21:04:10 GMT

Hi Levi,

Thanks a lot. I think you have answered my queries. I will try and let you know.

Many thanks once again.

Thanks
Pranjal R Nigam

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Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2012 00:37:37 -0700
Subject: Re: Help needed [sensenet:391283]

From: dobsonl

Hi,
thank you for the comments. I have added some info that should clear the confusion at step 14. You will have to set up your IIS site to point to your website - which is where your web.config file is located. In the example it is c:\development\MyWebApplication\Source\MyWebApplication\MyWebApplication. So set the physical path of your iis site to this location, and that's it.
The 'Root' folder contains content that will be imported. It is empty, because the example only shows how to set up the initial working environment, from which you can start working on your project. While working you will create new files (ascx, html, etc.), which you will place in the Root folder MANUALLY, and after you've done that you can import these content to your repository, so that you can work with these content in your ECMS. Also, you can work with your Root folder the other way around: create content in the repository using Sense/Net ECMS, then export the created content to your solution's Root folder, and check them into the TFS so that your colleagues can import those into their repository.
To run your new empty web project, simply request the corresponding url you have set in the IIS, like http://localhost, and the main screen of your ECMS should appear.
Levi Dobson

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New Post: Help needed

dobsonl — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 07:37:33 GMT

Hi,

thank you for the comments. I have added some info that should clear the confusion at step 14. You will have to set up your IIS site to point to your website - which is where your web.config file is located. In the example it is c:\development\MyWebApplication\Source\MyWebApplication\MyWebApplication. So set the physical path of your iis site to this location, and that's it.

The 'Root' folder contains content that will be imported. It is empty, because the example only shows how to set up the initial working environment, from which you can start working on your project. While working you will create new files (ascx, html, etc.), which you will place in the Root folder MANUALLY, and after you've done that you can import these content to your repository, so that you can work with these content in your ECMS. Also, you can work with your Root folder the other way around: create content in the repository using Sense/Net ECMS, then export the created content to your solution's Root folder, and check them into the TFS so that your colleagues can import those into their repository.

To run your new empty web project, simply request the corresponding url you have set in the IIS, like http://localhost, and the main screen of your ECMS should appear.

Levi Dobson

New Post: Help needed

pranjalnigam — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 08:20:07 GMT

Hi,

I followed all the steps mentioned at

http://wiki.sensenet.com/index.php?title=How_to_set_up_development_environment

I was able to go from step 1 to 13. Was also able to go to step 14 (Set up IIS site). I have a confusion here for step 14. I was asked to visit another URL and step 3 and 4 were to be done. The path mentioned here on the seconf URL is '%sourceroot%\Source\SenseNet\WebSite' but on the previous URL it was 'C:\development\MyWebApplication\Source'

This is where I am bit confused. Also I found that the 'ROOT' folder remains empty after I run the bat file. Also the Solution that I created do not have any .aspx page in it. How should I make my new empty web project that I created run? The 'InstallMyWepApplication.bat' ran successfully.

What did I do wrong?

Thanks
Banty Nigam

New Post: Capabilities

chennakrishnaa — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 10:46:51 GMT

Can we use sensenet as a document management system. The basic requirements are

1. Storing, accessing, versioning, viewing, editing (word/excel) documents

2. Integrating with existing .Net based web application.

New Post: Capabilities

dobsonl — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 13:24:37 GMT

1. Yes, you can implement a custom membership provider for Sense/Net to control authentication, and you can also create handlers to serve content with a customized logic.

2. REST/WCF API is not yet included, however it is on our road map and handled as top priority, so the shortly upcoming releases will be shipped with REST API accessibility. Of course, if you only need limited functionality, you can implement a simple REST service API for Sense/Net to serve content within no time.

3. Currently no CMIS service layer is included.

New Post: Capabilities

vikhyath — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 22:05:37 GMT

Can you use sensenet for the following

1. Integrate with an existing applications membership provider for authentication to provide content without requiring a sign on.

2. Allows accessing content using an API i.e. REST or WCF Services. Securing these services using certificates.

3. Is Sensenet CMIS compliant.