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NOTES:
1. Run CreateDB.sql in SQL SERVER 2000 Query Analyzer in order to create the database "ACCOUNTS".
2. Run the UpdateDB.sql in SQL SERVER 2000 Query Analyzer after executing CreateDB.sql in order to create the required User Tables and Stored Procedures.
3. Open the "Accounts.csproj" file found in the "Accounts\Accounts" Folder with VS 2005
Or
Setup the virtual directory for the project from IIS.
4. Add the following keys to the web.config file.
<appSettings>
<add key="DatabaseServer" value="(local)" />
<add key="Database" value="ACCOUNTS" />
<add key="DbUserId" value="sa" /> <!-- SQL SERVER USERNAME -->
<add key="DbPassword" value="sa" /> <!-- SQL SERVER PASSWORD -->
<add key="PreLoaderImage" value="Images/loading.gif" />
</appSettings>
5. run the application (Ctrl+F5 if running from VS 2005)
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*Please note, this project works on .net frame work 2.0*
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This sample application is a supplemental download for the article:
"Building AJAX Enabled Layered Web Applications with Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0"
If you have any questions or comments feel free to email me.
Happy Programing,
Syed Quadri
quadri@elimits.net
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