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The Provider Model is a design pattern introduced in .net to provide a simple way to extend API functionality. DotNetNuke uses this architecture to allow some of its core functionality to be replaced without modifying core code. In this session Antonio Chagoury will give you a high-level overview of the core Membership Provider (ASPNet Membership) and demonstrate how to build and configure your own custom provider.

BONUS: Antonio will be giving a recap of events at OpenForce '08, so be sure you come and find out what all the new buzz is about!

Location: 1900 Gallows Rd, Vienna, VA 22182
Time: 7:00PM - 9:00PM 

There are a number of form modules on the market that work with DotNetNuke, each with their own strengths and weaknesses depending on what you need to get done with them: general information gathering, work flow management, payments processing, and even integration with other systems.

Some are oriented more toward being configured by someone with a technical aptitude, while others can be set up and managed by non-technical users.  We'll evaluate at least four different form modules (XMod, Dynamic Forms, Enterprise Forms, and Form Master) and discuss what kind of uses each one might be best suited for as well as some tips and tricks for getting the most out of them.
 

About the Speaker:
Chris Busse is a Managing Partner at MemberPath, LLC in Richmond, VA where he spends his time developing highly customized DotNetNuke sites for membership associations and other nonprofit organizations, as well as consulting with them on a number of other programs such as Raiser's Edge, iMIS, and Avectra.

Join IAMCP in an open event that will bring together various local and technology networking groups at Microsoft's Reston Office.