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E-commerce Starter Kit

E-commerce starter kit is an ASP.NET 2.0 application that represents a typical e-commerce store front. It demonstrates many ASP.NET 2.0 features such as master pages, 3 tier data access using Object Data Source, Data Bound controls, Membership and more...

Features

The features of the starter kit include:

  • Categorized product catalog
  • Shopping cart
  • Order history
  • Product search
  • Short and long description
  • Top products
  • Product Reviews
  • Membership

ESK is developed using ASP.NET 2.0 and uses following features:

  • Completely based on n-tier architecture 
  • Generics based data transfer between the layers
  • Forms based authentication 
  • User management via Membership providers 
  • Themes 
  • Master pages 
  • New data source controls - ObjectDataSource 
  • New data bound controls – GridView

System Requirements

  • .NET Framework 2.0
  • Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Web Developer Express edition
  • SQL Server 2005 Express Edition

Installation Instructions

  • Download the latest version of ESK from the above URL
  • Unzip the downloaded ZIP file at your end to extract .VSI file
  • Double click on the .VSI file to start a wizard
  • The wizard will guide you to further installation
  • Select File > New Web Site dialog in VS.NET.
  • Locate ESK project template in New Web Site dialog
  • Create a new web site using ESK template to begin exploring the kit

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Author : Bipin Joshi
Bipin Joshi is an independent software consultant and trainer, specializing in Microsoft web development technologies. Having embraced the yogic way of life, he also mentors select individuals in Ajapa Gayatri and allied meditative practices. Blending the disciplines of code and consciousness, he has been meditating, programming, writing, and teaching for over 30 years. As a prolific author, he shares his insights on both software development and yogic wisdom through his websites.

Posted On : 04 April 2006