#What is WebFrameworkMVC

WebFrameworkMVC is a Asp.net MVC web application framework built on top of asp.net MVC, Web Api 2.

Some of the features of WebFramework are:

• User managment(self registration, authentication, authorization)
• Claim based authorization with two level Role/Permission management
• Configuration management(system settings, email template)
• Logging system(server side, client side, activities log, authentication audit)
• Generic repository pattern with Nhibernate and Entity Framework Provider
• Server side multiple fields sorting, paging and filtering with different operators
• Messaging
• Web Server management(Refresh Cache, Restart AppPool, Application offline scheduler)

###Live Demo: https://webframeworkmvc.azurewebsites.net/ Login: user1/Abc123

#Getting started with WebFrameworkMVC

• Restore Nuget package
• Build solution
• Copy the encrypted string inside <EncryptedData> in web.config; Run slib.crytoutil.exe under slib.crytoutil\bin\debug; Pasted it in slib.crytoutil.exe and decrypt it; Change the decrypted connectionstring as needed to point to your own sql server; Encrypt the new connectionstring and copy back to <EncryptedData> section.
• Find the following line in web.config; Change it to your email

	<add key="AdminEmail" value="xxx" />

• Find the following line in web.config; Change it to your smtp server

      <smtp from="noreply-WebFramework@xxx.xxx">
        <network host="smtp.gmail.com" userName="aaa@aaa.aaa" password="aaa" port="587" enableSsl="true" />
      </smtp>

• Find the following in WebFramework.Web\Configurations\log.config; Change it to your email address

<appender name="SmtpAppender" type="log4net.Appender.SmtpAppender">
     <to value="aaa@aaa.aaa" />

• Run the application; You will receive emails regarding the initial username and password. Click link in the email to verify your email; Log in system and change the temporary password.

WebFrameworkMVC allows for a lot of flexibility in configing the system.

• logsettings.loglevel.NHibernate.SQL Warn
• logsettings.loglevel.Root Info
• maintenance.message The site is under maintenance. Please contact Customer Support for more information.
• maintenance.start 06/21/2014 03:15:00
• maintenance.warninglead 31536000
• maintenance.end 06/30/2014 03:15:00
• maintenance.warningmessage The site is going to be down for maintenance at {0}.

Cofigurations\log.config is the configuration file for log4net. You can add different loggers or change what get logged here and the application will pick up the changes immediately. The log level will be overwritten by the logsettings.loglevel.Root/ logsettings.loglevel.NHibernate.SQL in the In app config if specified.

Configurations\application.config contains application specific information that can be changed on the fly

Configurations\hibernate.cfg.config is the default configuration file for nhibernate. There are three sets of tables: Security, Log and App; You can have hibernate.security.cfg.config, hibernate.log.cfg.config and hibernate.app.cfg.config files to override the default settings for different table sets so they can be on different database servers if needed.

The encrypted connectionstrings in web.config also has three corresponding connectionstrings:

<connectionStrings>
	<add name="SecurityDB" connectionString="Data Source=|DataDirectory|WebFramework.sdf;Enlist=false;" providerName="System.Data.SqlServerCe.4.0" />
	<add name="LogDB" connectionString="Data Source=|DataDirectory|WebFramework.sdf;Enlist=false;" providerName="System.Data.SqlServerCe.4.0" />
	<add name="AppDB" connectionString="Data Source=|DataDirectory|WebFramework.sdf;Enlist=false;" providerName="System.Data.SqlServerCe.4.0" />
</connectionStrings>

#Screenshots