We are trying to evaluate the CuteChat software but so far stumbled upon some issues that prevents us to complete out small POC, also not enough documentation can be found over the .net

Could you help us on the following: 

1.  We were able to add rooms through the ChatAdmin but we cannot see the rooms on the Messenger. doesn't it happen automatically ?
     Also the link to the Admin is /Admin but in code it requires /ChatAdmin - is it the latest documentation ?

2.  We succeed login with 2 different accounts but the don't see eachother. is this problem releated to the rooms ?

3.  We tried to add a room that allows anonyous access but the messenger still ask only for signed in users.

4.  Trying to access the admin redirects to login.aspx if the user is not signed in or an admin. Is it possible to change the routing to /account/login (we are using MVC)

Alon 

Hi eransc,

1.  We were able to add rooms through the ChatAdmin but we cannot see the rooms on the Messenger. doesn't it happen automatically ?

CuteChat and CuteMessenger are the different product. What you created the rooms is for the CuteChat, so you will not see it in the CuteMessenger. If you are testing the demo packag, then there is a file name "Chat.aspx", this page will list all chat rooms you created.

     Also the link to the Admin is /Admin but in code it requires /ChatAdmin - is it the latest documentation ?

which link you mean? Can you explain it in detail?

2.  We succeed login with 2 different accounts but the don't see eachother. is this problem releated to the rooms ?

in the CuteMessenger body, there is an "add friend" button which use to add the friends into the friend list. Then you will see the user in the friend list.

3.  We tried to add a room that allows anonyous access but the messenger still ask only for signed in users.

As I said above, the CuteChat and CuteMessenger are the different product. so the allows anonyous access setting of the chat room only use for the CuteChat. will not effects the CuteMessenger.

4.  Trying to access the admin redirects to login.aspx if the user is not signed in or an admin. Is it possible to change the routing to /account/login (we are using MVC) 

This redirect only use for the demo, you will find the setting in the demo web.config.

<forms name=".UserManagementASPXAUTH" loginUrl="~/Login.aspx"/> 

Regards,

Ken