Hello,
There are several depts in my company and I would like to use only one instance of  MonoX. Several departments  here would like to have their own templates and masterpages. I think the topic that Dinesh.Sajwan started  is a good start point for me also. Could you please explain the multi-tenant structure of the MonoX  more detailed. In the most detailed topic given in the link given by Denis  "http://www.mono-software.com/blog/post/Mono/35/Hosting-multiple-applications-in-MonoX/" the explanation is somehow unfinished. At the end BILGINYAZAR asked on an important issue.

Is it possible to prepare a bunch of websites by using only one instance of MonoX?

Thank you very much..

Hi,

"Is it possible to prepare a bunch of websites by using only one instance of MonoX?" yes it is possible. There are few things that you need to know:

- MonoX database is prepared for multi-tenancy so you are good to go here
- You should implement everything Denis has described in his blog.
- You should use MonoX v4.9, if possible, as there are few fixed bugs related to multi-tenancy

That should be it, @Sumit please post your code so we can review it.

@BILGINYAZAR asked the following qestion and he answered his own question too, but for some reason it wasn't visible to the public (SPAM detection rules or something). I have published his answer and you have copy of it below.

@BILGINYAZAR answer
Regards

Dear Khorvat,
Please help me a little bit more. In the blog post Hosting multiple applications in MonoX , there are 2 classes named 

i) DynamicApplicationModule 
ii) DynamicMembershipProvider

respectively.


Should I  use them to construct an  IIS module  as stated in here or should i use them in MonoX ver. 4.9 application?
Because in the first class it was said that 

 /// <summary>
/// You will need to configure this module in the web.config file of your
/// web and register it with IIS before being able to use it. For more information
/// see the following link: http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=8101007
/// </summary>

and can you say how to configure this module in Monox's web.config ?

Thats all I wanna ask ....  :)

Regards

Inanc

Thanks Khorvat,

In my production environment i am using version 4.5, so you are saying that multitenancy wlll not support nothing low that 4.9.. Thats sad.

For prototyping i am using 4.8 version. PFA code.

What is the next step? As after doing these changes application name with monox works fine but other give a error and does not load at all. 

do i need to do something in the database as well.

Regards
Sumit

No, I'm just saying that in prior v4.9 there are few bugs.

Can you send us exceptions that you get so we can check them and your code ?

Thanks

Hi,

I am still at the prototyping stage and am doing prototype using version 4.8.
This is the error which i am getting on one VD but same code is working from other VD. 
PFA attached Screen Shot. I have attached code in last post.

Do you want any specific details.

Regards
Sumit

Ok, is there any error logs with stack trace in MonoX log or in Event Viewer logs ?

Regards

Hi,

PFA logs..

Regards
Sumit

Hello everyone

I think we have a little misunderstanding here.
The database setup part for additional applications is required.
The blog post by Denis only shows a general approach at how one would resolve multiple applications.

If you don't want to use v4.9 please just run the v4.9 installer to add entries for new applications to existing database (option 3), afterwards you can continue to use v4.8 but as mentioned by Kristijan there are a few bugs fixed related to multi-tenancy.

Also, please use the same name for new applications as in the resolver module.

Regards,
Igor