Projects tagged ‘csharp’ and ‘iis’

Azakta is an open source web application framework, written in Asp.Net C#, ideal for creating, deploying and managing interactive web, intranet and extranet sites. Azakta can be up-and-running by ... [More] simply downloading the software, and following the simple installation instructions of the web-based installer. It is designed to make it easy for administrators, content editors, developers, and designers to manage all aspects of their web assets. Wizards, content-sensitive help, and a well-researched user interface provide a superior user experience. [Less]

IIsAdmin.NET is a utility that allows the creation of multiple site definitions within Windows XP.

The objective of NJetty Project is to provide a full-featured opensource dotnet Web-Server. That will enable ASP.Net and other dotnet based applications to run in an opensource Web-Server. What ... [More] NJetty Should Be? - should be is Simple - should be Scalable - should be Efficient - should be Embeddable and Pluggable and should use Non-Blocking IO sockets, that will be Great for AJAX applications. [Less]

the goal is to make it easy to create w3c-compliant web output on the windows/iis platform. key features will be support for atom/APP, atom/rss feeds, tagging and searching ala google, etc. the ... [More] system will emphasize the use of quality URIs (ala tim-bl) and ensure a stable archiving model that always returns content safely. the internal model will always devlier from static pages (to take advantage of caching). the pages will be generated from stored xml and xsl on disk, using sql server for indexing and other chores. a robust internal caching model will be a major part of the system. built using c# on .net, the first releases will focus on windows/iis. the long-term goal is to make the 'runtime' pure .net (mono-compatible) as well. [Less]

IIS Log reader library is reading the IIS log data into intuitive domain model. Useful in ETL/SSIS applications. Intuitive, simple API.

A web application, implemented using the ASP.NET MVC Framework, to view logs in IIS.

Why? Today too little of the web is designed for mobile devices. As a result, mobile users are forced to deal with long load times and rendered pages that are unreadable on their small screen. ... [More] Ideally, Poco HTML users should be able to passively (reading, occasional form entry) navigate the web without being hindered by using a mobile device and it display constraints. Logically, Poco HTML (will) works in the following manner: A user requests an outside page (like www.nytimes.com) from a domain (via a link or otherwise) using Poco HTML The domain forwards the www.nytimes.com request to Poco HTML Poco HTML preforms the request for www.nytimes.com and reformats the page by: Removing extraneous markup Removing non-nytimes.com content (any remote content like ads) Reworking all page links to allow for subsequent Poco HTML requests. Poco HTML returns the reformatted page to the server, which is subsequently displayed to the user. There's no step 5! Hope you enjoy using Poco HTML! Cheers, Pete (project creator) www.nofelt.com [Less]

Parses Apache and IIS text log files.