Good Afternoon,
I have Windows Server 2003 Sp2 with SQL 2005 Sp2 on remote server . I cresated the database and ran the sql scripts. After that I m lost. It says copy the unzipped folder to the web host. there are 3 folders . which folders should I have to copy. My site is on port 100 for now . I copied all the 3 folders on on inet/ecom .
It also says connection string for sql Can someone tell me how to create connection string
Can someone also post step by step guide as I m new on it
Thank you
Kundan
Installation
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Hi,
You can copy it to where-ever you want, but the easiest way is to place the folder in inetpub/wwwroot which is the default webpage folder.
the site itself is in nopcommerceWeb and this is what should on the wwwroot.
After that, you to give some permissions, like permission to aspnet user. but first, understand that nopcommerceWeb is the site itself.
Did you configure the web.config inside this folder?
You can copy it to where-ever you want, but the easiest way is to place the folder in inetpub/wwwroot which is the default webpage folder.
the site itself is in nopcommerceWeb and this is what should on the wwwroot.
After that, you to give some permissions, like permission to aspnet user. but first, understand that nopcommerceWeb is the site itself.
Did you configure the web.config inside this folder?
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amiga wrote:
What am I supposed to configure? I see there couple of web.config file. Which web.config should be edited
Hi,
You can copy it to where-ever you want, but the easiest way is to place the folder in inetpub/wwwroot which is the default webpage folder.
the site itself is in nopcommerceWeb and this is what should on the wwwroot.
After that, you to give some permissions, like permission to aspnet user. but first, understand that nopcommerceWeb is the site itself.
Did you configure the web.config inside this folder?
You can copy it to where-ever you want, but the easiest way is to place the folder in inetpub/wwwroot which is the default webpage folder.
the site itself is in nopcommerceWeb and this is what should on the wwwroot.
After that, you to give some permissions, like permission to aspnet user. but first, understand that nopcommerceWeb is the site itself.
Did you configure the web.config inside this folder?
What am I supposed to configure? I see there couple of web.config file. Which web.config should be edited
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I tried to edit the web.config with Driver={SQL Native Client};Server=root\dc;Database=Ecom; Trusted_Connection=yes;
under
<connectionStrings>
<add name="NopSqlConnection" connectionString="Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=NopCommerce;Integrated Security=False;User ID=sa;Password=dgs2002"/>
</connectionStrings>
Niot sure what to modify. Can you please hlp me where to modify
Thanks a lot
Kundan
under
<connectionStrings>
<add name="NopSqlConnection" connectionString="Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=NopCommerce;Integrated Security=False;User ID=sa;Password=dgs2002"/>
</connectionStrings>
Niot sure what to modify. Can you please hlp me where to modify
Thanks a lot
Kundan
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If you're still confused and not sure what to do, you can get a partial connection string through the VS itself:
1. Create a new Website (to make your experiments)
2. Place something that can use DB, like DropDownList under "standard" (or almost any other ASP.NET control that displays data).
3. Click on it with your mouse. Can you see the additional option mark on the border of it? - nice square with ">" inside. Hit it.
4. Hit "Choose data source" and fill the fields required to get to your wanted DB.
5. In the next screen, you'll be given the option to create a new connection or use an existing one. Whatever you choose, you have also a "+" sign beneath to see the connection string itself. Just add password and username.
If you want the whole string, you can just finish the process. Then you'll see the connection string in the Web.Config file of your new site under "connectionStrings".
1. Create a new Website (to make your experiments)
2. Place something that can use DB, like DropDownList under "standard" (or almost any other ASP.NET control that displays data).
3. Click on it with your mouse. Can you see the additional option mark on the border of it? - nice square with ">" inside. Hit it.
4. Hit "Choose data source" and fill the fields required to get to your wanted DB.
5. In the next screen, you'll be given the option to create a new connection or use an existing one. Whatever you choose, you have also a "+" sign beneath to see the connection string itself. Just add password and username.
If you want the whole string, you can just finish the process. Then you'll see the connection string in the Web.Config file of your new site under "connectionStrings".
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