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SsoXP - Setup projects to support debug/breakpoint by mcsenow

This blog shows how to configure the SsoXP projects to support debug/breakpoint

Release of the ICPC-SsoXP version 2008.02.05 by mcsenow

In the release of SsoXP version 08.02.05, the  database layer has been enhanced to support connection to external database other than MS SQL server.  By leveraging OLEDB connectivity, SsoXP can talk to external databases that have OLEDB drivers such as Oracle, MySQL, Sysbase, IBM DB2, Access, etc.  This new release has been tested on DNN 4.5 to 4.8 and is available from the download page.

Explanation of database tables and store procedures used ICPC-SsoXP module by mcsenow

As part of the installation, two tables and five store procedures are installed into the DNN database.

 

Release of ICPC-SsoXP version 2008.02.01 by mcsenow

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Release of ICPC-SsoXP version 2008.01.06 by mcsenow

image The ICPC-SsoXP version 08.01.06 has been released.  This release provides enhancements to support accounts import into DNN.  The free binary version is available from the download page.  To try out the live demo, visit the demo server

 

How to setup the ICPC-SsoXP source in Visual Studio 2005 by mcsenow

The ICPC-SsoXP installation contains the compiled binary and it is available for free to the community.  If you are interested to customize the module, you can purchase the source code.

Release of the ICPC-SsoXP version 08.01.05 by mcsenow

image Ever since the first release of the SSO module (back in Dec 2006), I often received inquiries related to module setup.  The common questions have been:

  1. How to edit the web.config to add the connection string to point to the external database?
  2. Where to deploy the sql scripts to support SSO?
  3. How to import external users into DNN?
  4. How do I test the module?

The ICPC-SsoXP version 08.01.05 addresses the above common questions.  In this release, you will no longer need to touch the web.config file.  The connection string setting is now moved to the module Settings page.  By default, it uses the DNN connection string which points to local DNN database.


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