WCF support in nop 2.1

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12 years ago
nicolas.muniere wrote:
I have never participate in a real open source project, what would be the best way to share it for further developpement? Codeplex? Is it complicated

It's very easy. You can create a new fork on Codeplex. Please find more info about contributing source code here (look at 'Contributing source code...' section)
12 years ago
I'm not used to use these tools, so I find it a little bit complicated...

I have a Codeplex login
I installed Mercurial and TortoiseHG
I have cloned the repository locally, and I can see the full solution on my disk, with small green symbols on icons :)

So now, I have to kinds of needs :
- I want to add my new plugins projects
- I wand to share few things on existing project

Should I create many forks? The only way is to create them on codeplex?
Sould I integrate a source control plugin to VS 2010?
What will be the process to associate CodePlex fork with my local updates?

Thanks for your help!
12 years ago
No. You need only one fork. There's no need to integrate anything into VS 2010. Have a look at the following links in order to get familiar with Mercurial:
1. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/codeplex/archive/2010/03/05/codeplex-mercurial-support-for-forks.aspx
2. http://tekpub.com/view/dotnet-oss/7
HTH
12 years ago
Hi Nicolas,

I've just integrated your changes. Please have a look at changeset 3e361a86e7b3 (the plugin is not fully completed yet). Almost all changes were done to plugin without touching Nop.Web. Thanks again for this contribution
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