Development of the user interface is 




Once the TagsCollector service has been installed and is operational, you can start developing your custom user interface (UI). 


 you should already have the TagsCollector service installed and operations.

 


Now using the TagsCollector Service 




Open the Project

Extract the ASP.net temples folder and copy it to a project file on the development PC, then open the project using Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE (integrated development environment).  



The first thing to do is to 


Once open you should see the following:


 


Replace the  







Passwords

The user names and passwords for the web based interface are stored in an encrypted file. These accounts can be created, modified, and removed by clicking "User Accounts" on the UI menu. However, there is an additional ability for the site developer to hard code a back door password into the user interface directly. This password does not show up in the normal list of users and can not be edited, modified, or deleted without editing the code inside or Visual Studio and republishing to IIS. 


By default, there are two hard coded passwords: 


User Name: admin 

Password: 54321 

Access Level: 101


User Name: guest

Password: 12345

Access Level: 0  


These passwords are defined on line 25 of the Global.asax file and should be modified or removed before installing in a production environment.