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Question about CuteChat Standalone

Last post 05-31-2005, 9:16 AM by cutechat. 5 replies.
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  •  05-23-2005, 1:04 PM 6925

    Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    For the demo version:
     
    Is it possible to integrate the demo into an existing application or do I need to setup a separate solution?  I see that a sln file exists after unziping the code.
     
    Thanks!

  •  05-23-2005, 1:35 PM 6926 in reply to 6925

    Re: Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    Hello:
     
    Please download the cutechat2 for dnn .
     
    Please check the code in DotNetNuke\Web\DesktopModules\CuteChatControls\
     
    It's a sample , you need to write two classes as the CuteChat2 Provider :
     
    Public Class YourDataProvider
        Inherits CuteSoft.Chat.DataProvider
     
    Public Class YourUserAdapter
        Inherits CuteSoft.Chat.UserAdapter

    Regards , Terry .
     
     

  •  05-23-2005, 2:47 PM 6933 in reply to 6926

    Re: Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    Well, I don't have DotNetNuke.  I need to use the StandAlone version and I would like to try to integrate it into an exisiting project.
     
    1) Is it possible to integrate the demo version of CuteChat StandAlone in an existing project?
    2) If it's not possible to integrate the "demo" version, can I integrate the StandAlone version once purchased?
     
    Thanks a bunch!

  •  05-26-2005, 10:51 AM 7044 in reply to 6933

    Re: Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    >>1) Is it possible to integrate the demo version of CuteChat StandAlone in an existing project?
     
    Yes.
     

    CuteChat was built with the idea of extensibility in mind.

    CuteChat implements what is commonly known as a "Provider Model" design pattern. This "provider" component exposes a standard interface to the service logic, but allows developers to implement the provider component on top of a repository of their choice.

    By creating custom providers, developers can easily write their own data and business logic layers and simply plug it into existing user management system and reuse the same set of user management system.

    To help you quickly use the CuteChat in your ASP.NET applications, CuteSoft team has finished the providers for Cute Chat standalone, DotNetNuke 2.X, DotNetNuke 3.X, IbuySpy and Community Starter Kit. 

    Integrating with existing user login system

    If your portal is not based on the above projects. You need to create a custom Provider to integrate CuteChat with existing user login system. To implement a custom CuteChat Provider, you will need to provide a concrete implementation of the CuteSoft.Chat.DataProvider class, CuteSoft.Chat.UserAdapter class and CuteSoft.Chat.ConnectionStringProvider class (optional) , and plug it into the system.
     
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  •  05-26-2005, 11:42 AM 7046 in reply to 7044

    Re: Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    Awesome!
    But oh boy, it sounds complicated.  Are there any samples out there of the CuteSoft.Chat.DataProvider, CuteSoft.Chat.UserAdapter and CuteSoft.Chat.ConnectionStringProvider classes that I may follow?
     
    Thanks for your patience with me Adam!

  •  05-31-2005, 9:16 AM 7123 in reply to 7046

    Re: Question about CuteChat Standalone

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    Carolyn:
     
    Now the best sample is in the "CuteChat For DotNetNuke" .
     
    Regards , Terry .
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