Upload ASP.NET Site on sharepoint
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I want to upload an website created in asp.net on sharepoint. Is it possible to upload the site created in asp.net directly on the sharepoint server( or a link from a virtual server is to be provided) . I have been suggested to upload the existing as a sanbox solution. But I want to avoid the overhead to created a sandbox solution.
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I want to upload an website created in asp.net on sharepoint. Is it possible to upload the site created in asp.net directly on the sharepoint server( or a link from a virtual server is to be provided) . I have been suggested to upload the existing as a sanbox solution. But I want to avoid the overhead to created a sandbox solution.
Although SharePoint is based on ASP.NET technology you don't simply upload an ASP.NET application to it. SharePoint is much more involved and you should spend some time learning it. A sandboxed solution has no relevance that I see here. What overhead are you trying to avoid? Actually creating a SharePoint solution? To develop properly you would need to evaluate your application to determine if the functionality can be provided via webparts, visual or traditional, or as application pages. Using the latter you would convert each page to use SharePoint artifacts, such as masterpage. Then you would create a solution package to test and deploy
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Although SharePoint is based on ASP.NET technology you don't simply upload an ASP.NET application to it. SharePoint is much more involved and you should spend some time learning it. A sandboxed solution has no relevance that I see here. What overhead are you trying to avoid? Actually creating a SharePoint solution? To develop properly you would need to evaluate your application to determine if the functionality can be provided via webparts, visual or traditional, or as application pages. Using the latter you would convert each page to use SharePoint artifacts, such as masterpage. Then you would create a solution package to test and deploy
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The issue is that, I have developed an ASP.NET website which is fully functionally. The company wants a sharepoint as well and want to include the asp.net website in the sharepoint. The sharepoint department asked to make use of sandbox solution. I feel that the site should be hosted on some other server. Could a link (something like iframe) will enable one to browse the site in a particular sharepoint page itself? What is your take on this?
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The issue is that, I have developed an ASP.NET website which is fully functionally. The company wants a sharepoint as well and want to include the asp.net website in the sharepoint. The sharepoint department asked to make use of sandbox solution. I feel that the site should be hosted on some other server. Could a link (something like iframe) will enable one to browse the site in a particular sharepoint page itself? What is your take on this?
Once again, you can't just drop an ASP.NET application into your SharePoint server. If your company and SharePoint dept feels this is best then they all need to gain a better understanding of SharePoint. A sandbox solution has nothing to do with this context unless you are providing a SharePoint solution and wouldn't make much sense anyway as your solution would need to make use application page most likely. A PageViewer[^] webpart would provide the functionality to link the external pages. However, any security tokens, if necessary, are not sent to the other site by default unless you have SSO configured.
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