1. Navigate to the DSS_Preview folder within the Ingeniux CMS installation (e.g., C:\[path-to-cms-site-instance]\DSS_Preview).
2. In DSS_Preview, double-click the file named Dynamic_Site_Server_Instance.csproj. Assuming you have installed Visual Studio (VS), the project displays in the Solution Explorer.

   App_Code\_Helpers.cshtml

   Defines custom HTML helpers that can be used across view templates in the project. An HTML helper is a method that returns a string. HTML helpers can be used to generate HTML elements. The CMS sample project contains two custom helpers: RenderLink and RenderICEAttribute.

   App_Data\51Degrees.mobi.dat

   Holds display data for mobile-optimized displays. The 51Degrees.mobi device library contains display information for thousands of devices. The library is updated automatically.

   Content

   Contains static files, such as images and style sheets. In the sample project, the Content folder contains the background image for the web site.

   Controllers\CMSPageDefaultController.cs

   The default controller and ancillary controllers for CMS pages.

   • Models - Contains the model classes for the project.

   Models

   Contains the model classes for the project.

   Scripts

   Contains jQuery and JavaScript files for the project.

   Views

   This folder is holds view templates for the project.

   *.asax files

   Holds routing information for handling URL requests.

   *.config files

   Holds settings for the application.

   

   Note

   The sample MVC project contains base controller and model classes; however, the project doesn't include views, which must be developed to support page schemas specific to each CMS implementation.

Next Steps: Once you have opened the project in VS, you are ready to begin developing your MVC solution.

• Adding View in Visual Studio Project