Wiley Professional DotNetNuke Module Programming 978-0-470-17116-5 Manuel D’Utilisation
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Chapter 1: Introduction to DotNetNuke and Resources
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Security Releases : As of this writing, a number of security point releases (for example, 4.8.3 and
4.8.4) where completed to resolve security issues identified in prior versions of the framework.
Because of the security issues resolved in these versions, DotNetNuke Corporation strongly
recommended that users upgrade to the most current point version to resolve any potential
security concerns. For detailed information regarding security notices and other security
concerns, visit the DotNetNuke Security Policy page at
4.8.4) where completed to resolve security issues identified in prior versions of the framework.
Because of the security issues resolved in these versions, DotNetNuke Corporation strongly
recommended that users upgrade to the most current point version to resolve any potential
security concerns. For detailed information regarding security notices and other security
concerns, visit the DotNetNuke Security Policy page at
www.dotnetnuke.com/News/
SecurityPolicy/tabid/940/Default.aspx
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Version 4.9.0 : Released September 2008, version 4.9.0 provided a few additional security fixes,
as well as a few back - ported features from the upcoming 5.0 release. Special items to note in this
release include a new default skin and an updated version of the FCK editor control providing
support for the Safari browser.
as well as a few back - ported features from the upcoming 5.0 release. Special items to note in this
release include a new default skin and an updated version of the FCK editor control providing
support for the Safari browser.
5.x Versions
The DotNetNuke 5.x platform includes many major enhancements to the core DotNetNuke system. This
includes a unified package system for modules, skin objects, skins, and more, as well as separation of
core administration modules to provide users with greater flexibility in site management than was
possible in prior versions.
includes a unified package system for modules, skin objects, skins, and more, as well as separation of
core administration modules to provide users with greater flexibility in site management than was
possible in prior versions.
As of this writing, the exact date of the first 5.x release is unknown, but it is likely to
be available by the time you read this. All topics covered in this book relate to the
5.x version. Differences between the 5.x version and previous versions are pointed
out where appropriate.
be available by the time you read this. All topics covered in this book relate to the
5.x version. Differences between the 5.x version and previous versions are pointed
out where appropriate.
Packages Explained
Each version of DotNetNuke contains four different packages that may be downloaded for use.
Knowing the differences between the packages and which one to use is key to successfully working with
and developing for DotNetNuke. The following sections explain the differences between the packages,
as well as the factors governing when each should be used.
Knowing the differences between the packages and which one to use is key to successfully working with
and developing for DotNetNuke. The following sections explain the differences between the packages,
as well as the factors governing when each should be used.
Starter Kit
The Starter Kit is a Visual Studio Installer Package (
.vsi)
used to add DotNetNuke - specific templates to
your Visual Studio installation. You can find more detailed information on Visual Studio Installer
packages at the Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN) at
packages at the Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN) at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en
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us/
library/ms185314(VS.80).aspx
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