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This is a starter kit, which includes very simple user requirements, where we can create, read, update and delete (crud) the employee info of a company.

The primary purpose of this starter kit is, to provide a solid guideline with respect to building enterprise level projects, by utilizing new asp.net 2.0 and sql server 2005 features, as well as latest best coding practices.

The starter kit includes several cases where we can perform multi-table joining and/or write operations. Combining high performance and security features this starter kit shows how we can solve in real world problems and challenges, from a wide range of view point.
Last edited Apr 9 at 5:52 AM  by joycsc, version 2
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ehsanaiub wrote  Apr 13 at 9:30 AM  
This is really awesome. Very helpful. This is exactly what I need. Thanks team :)

Jalal wrote  Apr 30 at 10:34 AM  
surely a very useful starter kit. very useful than the other usual starter kits.

maparash wrote  Jun 20 at 7:45 PM  
Damn useful kit !! Very helpful

colinp wrote  Jul 21 at 2:56 PM  
Hi, have a version available in VB?

joycsc wrote  Jul 22 at 8:47 AM  
not yet.. but good point..we'll consider in later release..thanks for input!

xadoa wrote  Jul 24 at 3:32 PM  
Thanks a lot, I'll love to see a VB.NET sample. We are learning VB

oldguy85 wrote  Aug 20 at 4:44 PM  
next...please?

jtarr wrote  Aug 21 at 9:55 PM  
Can someone please let me kindly know where I am supposed to run the database script?

pani4ualways wrote  Aug 23 at 8:36 AM  
Hi,

Thanks a lot for good and useful starter kit.

I used your starter kit code and log user in successfully with their roles, but I have problem to sign out the user. After sign out, the user still be able to go back to the security page without log in. I used MylogOn.Logoff to signout.

Please give me suggestion regarding this one.

joycsc wrote  Aug 25 at 8:01 AM  
@ jtarr
Use SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008 Management Studio.
You will find that: Start Menu -> All Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2005 -> SQL Server Management Studio.
Click "New Query" button at the top left, create or select a database where you wish to create tables or stored procedures and then just run the script.

Thanks

joycsc wrote  Aug 25 at 8:02 AM  
@ All
Please use the discussion board to get the quicker response, as it contains automatic notifier and rss feeds.
Discussion board link: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/eisk/Thread/List.aspx

joycsc wrote  Aug 25 at 8:04 AM  
@ pani4ualways

This is a classical problem. To solve this, don't user browser cache in pages, use the code snippet as below. Please remember using this technique will affect your application performance.

//----------------- Browser cache clean code starts ------------------------------------

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
Response.Cache.SetAllowResponseInBrowserHistory(False);

//----------------- Browser cache clean code ends ------------------------------------

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