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  • DinnerNow.NET Pre-Installation Checklist

    The goal is to have DinnerNow.NET running on Azure using AppFabric SB and ACS. If you are new on this post you can start from here.

    DinnerNow setup creates a new icon in your desktop from where you can check the software stack required to run it.

    I get an error installing Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 like "a required component is not found". Great message. To solve the error I need to install Media Feature Pack for Windows 7N and Windows 7KN from here.

    I install SQL Server 2008 Express with Tools because SQL Server Management Studio should be required afterwards. There is no SP1 for this pack and a complete Service Pack installation is needed.

    When the installation checklist is complete the configuration utility enables the "Build and Configure" button from where you can deploy the app locally. A desktop icon is created to browse the app when deployment ends.

    Next step is to have DinnerNow running.

  • Starting an AppFabric project

    Today I started an Azure project based on the Clemens Vasters PDC09 presentation "Building Hybrid Cloud Applications with Windows Azure and the Service Bus" that you can found here.

    The presentation describes a migration for an ASP.NET application to Azure using Windows Azure and AppFabric Software Bus. Source code and instructions can be found here.

    The started project wants to complete the samples with the use of AppFabric Access Control Service, providing good documentation about the process and hoping that could be useful to someone.

    First step: start writing this blog and preparing a VM to host the demo. The idea is to host the VM on avanade labs where it can be used for presentations and learning about AppFabric = "Service Bus" + "Access Control Service". I prepare the VM with the stack required to run the DinnerNow ASP.NET sample that you can found at dinnernow.net.

    Next post in this series is here.

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