Is site STE file DTD or XSD available?

Dreamweaver enables you to export your site definition into a
special file with a .ste extension. You can then share your site
definition with other developers by allowing them to import the
.ste file to recreate the site on their machines.
Do you know where the DTD or XSD specification for how the
.ste file is structured?

The *.ste file is only meaningful to DW. But you can open one
and look at
its structure. It's a bog-standard XML file....
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> Dreamweaver enables you to export your site definition
into a special file
> with
> a .ste extension. You can then share your site
definition with other
> developers
> by allowing them to import the .ste file to recreate the
site on their
> machines.
>
> Do you know where the DTD or XSD specification for how
the .ste file is
> structured?
>

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hi kindly reply to this mail guru'ssss
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Site definition files? anyone?

OK so I am new to website creation, so please cut me some
slack. Using Dreamweaver CS3 on a Mac, in the manage sites window,
none of the sites I created with Dreamweaver 8 are shown, yet they
all reside in a local sites folder in my documents folder. When I
choose the import function, it asks for the location of my site
definition files (ste) but none are visible anywhere on my system.
How do I import/recognise my previously built sites in Dreamweaver
CS3? Totally confused here...

The sites *should* have been migrated when you installed CS3,
but you can
always go back into DW8, EXPORT the sites, then IMPORT them
into CS3.
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> OK so I am new to website creation, so please cut me
some slack. Using
> Dreamweaver CS3 on a Mac, in the manage sites window,
none of the sites I
> created with Dreamweaver 8 are shown, yet they all
reside in a local sites
> folder in my documents folder. When I choose the import
function, it asks
> for
> the location of my site definition files (ste) but none
are visible
> anywhere on
> my system. How do I import/recognise my previously built
sites in
> Dreamweaver
> CS3? Totally confused here...
>

Migration Woes of DW .ste Files To New Computer

I having having problems importing DW CS3 .ste files to a new computer. I transferred all my websites files over to the new computer using the same file/folder structure as the old one. I also Exported all the .ste files via DW's Site > Manage Sites into a folder on my old desktop which I then copied over to the desktop of the new computer. And, I successfully installed DW on the new computer.
However, when I try to Import any of .ste files via DW Site > Manage Sites (menu is empty at this point in time), I am prompted to "choose local root folder for site (name here)". This last ("choose") step is not mentioned in the online DW help. And, no matter what folder I choose (I've tried many, many ways), in the Manage Sites menu I have one site identified but the content in the Files Panel is just a list of all the .ste files, not that site's files and folders as I was exptecting. Very confusing and frustrating.
Any suggestions on how I can resolve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

If you are using a Windows 7 machine (or perhaps it will also work in Vista) Try this:
Make sure that your site files exist on your computer in the correct location - for instance Inetpub/wwwroot/yoursitename/
Make sure that you have an image file in the folder.
In Dreamweaver, open sites/manage sites/import
Navigate to the ste file.
When asked for a local site folder, navigate to the folder and open it.
Select any folder within it (notes is fine) and click open.
When asked for an images folder, click on the images folder and open it.
Click on any folder within it (notes is fine) and click open.
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Help - Site Definition Files

Hi
My PC recently crashed and I have had to restore DW 8,
however when I open DW the list of sites has disappeared.
I had previously exported all the site information using the
Backup/Export process and I can import the STE files but it has
been a while since I have done that and some of the newer sites
aren't included.
Within DW is there a configuration file that keeps a list of
the sites and login details etc, ie when you click on Manage Sites
it lists all the current sites? As ideally I would like to restore
those files from a previous tape backup ratehr than sit down and
recreate them again.
Kind regards
Steven

If you do not have recent site definition exports you will
have to recreate
those site definitions manually. Sorry....
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> Hi
>
> My PC recently crashed and I have had to restore DW 8,
however when I open
> DW
> the list of sites has disappeared.
>
> I had previously exported all the site information using
the Backup/Export
> process and I can import the STE files but it has been a
while since I
> have
> done that and some of the newer sites aren't included.
>
> Within DW is there a configuration file that keeps a
list of the sites and
> login details etc, ie when you click on Manage Sites it
lists all the
> current
> sites? As ideally I would like to restore those files
from a previous tape
> backup ratehr than sit down and recreate them again.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Steven
>

Location of .ste files on Mac OSX 10.5.6

I replaced my hard drive, and had some isses with the way my Adobe apps loaded. I cleaned out the Web Premium CS3 files and reloaded CS3.
I have backup files of my startup volume, but don't know where to look for the SITE DEFINITION FILES (.ste).
I have all of the SiteCache files which were separately protected and saved on an auxiliary drive, but I have been trying to recreate my SITE MANAGEMENT PROFILES for two days now, without success.
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If you didn't create .ste files yourself and don't have a backup of the Site Prefs file, you need to redefine all the sites manually.

Restore a site from files

Hi Guys, i know im a idiot but i formatted my pc recently, now what i forgot to do was to export the site im working on as a .ste file,
although i still have all the files and folders and i can point to the root folder if i must define a new site on my new dreamweaver,
but im not sure how to get the server behaviours and database connections back (i have a user registration on the site). is there any other way than doing it all over again?

Could it be that my hosts doesnt support this?
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I recently upgraded from CS3 <on XP> to CS5 <on Mac Snow Leopard.> I expected a learning curve, but I also expect that software works as specified.
My CS3 site definition files won't import. I followed the instructions in DW help to the letter:
Manage Sites---> Import--->browsed to .ste files, selected Choose, and nothing happens. The sites don't show up in the list in the Manage Sites dialog box. ARE THERE MISSING INSTRUCTIONS? IS THERE A PLUG-IN MISSING?
After I've tried to import them, the .ste files are then 'greyed out' from the list of files. It doesn't matter what source the .ste files come from: jumpdrive, email, etc.
Note: This is a new, fresh & clean Snow Leopard install, and my files were transfered at the Apple Store. The CS5 install was just last week as well.
I have client sites to update. Please help!

Yes, I did export the .ste files from XP/CS3. I saved them to a jumpdrive, and also emailed them to my Macbook. I know some people don't read or follow instructions before they ask for help, but that's not the case.
This seems to be a CS5 issue in Mac Snow Leopard. Important note; I was able to import the .ste files to an XP machine running a demo version of CS5. I've moved site files before with CS, CS2, and CS3, on XP. Never had an issue with those flavors or that OS.
On my Mac, after I attempt to import the .ste files, they become 'greyed out'. All other file types (.html, etc.) also appear 'greyed out'. It seems like there's a missing step in the instructions?
Update: I right-clicked the .ste files in my Downloads file, and chose 'Open with Dreamweaver'. THEN they imported successfully, and prompted me to choose the root folders. (If nobody answers the front door, knock on the back door!)
Thanks to all for your suggestions, but I think the problem is behind me. Long live the right click!

Import .ste files from DW CS 4 to DW CC?

When I try import .ste files from DW CS 4 to DW CC I get an error that says "this is not a valid site definition file. Cannot import."

I’m switching from a macPro running OSX 10.8 to a new macBoookPro running Mavericks. I have about 60 sites. Doing this manually will be a real test of my tolerance for tediousness.
Is it really my only choice?
Thank you,
Mark
mobile: 415-810-6368

Dreamweaver CS6 will not recognize existing site definition files

Neither does CC, naturally. These are sites I haven't edited for about a year. I can't find any information about reloading sites by importing the contents, only by opening the STE files... which in this case, won't open.

Are you attempting to simply open the .ste, or are you going to Site > Manage Sites > Import?
If you are tring to import them correctly (second option above) and they aren't importing, the .ste files may be corrupt. To create new site definitions from your existing content...
1. Go to Site > New Site
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4. Save
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EDIT: If you don't have the site's files locally, do the same as above (setting the local site folder to an empty folder on your HD) and, once you add the FTP info, click the Get button (down arrow) in the Files window to download your entire site onto your machine.

Create a Site Definition file with Visual Web part in Visual Studio

I tried to create a site definition file in Visual Studio 2013 and SharePoint 2013 by following the MSDN tutorial:
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Unfortunately, IntelliSense doesn't show any MyWebPartControls: tags, and VisualWebPart1 is highlighted with a warning “Element 'SMWebPart3' is not a known element. This can
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be replaced by the Assembly’s Strong Name. Here is how I fixed the problem step by step:
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Assembly="TestSiteDef,
Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a300f1f2da8ae976"
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Namespace="TestSiteDef.VisualWebPart1"
to
Namespace="TestSiteDef".
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<%@
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Tagprefix="MyWebPartControls"
Namespace="TestSiteDef "
Assembly="TestSiteDef, Version=1.0.0.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=a300f1f2da8ae976"
%>
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Assuming your .ascx.vb file is inheriting from the web part class, you can add the custom properties in the same manor (language syntax aside).
Be sure to use the attributes to correctly identify and scope the properties. (see:
http://www.sbrickey.com/Tech/Blog/Post/SharePoint_Attributes_for_Web_Part_properties)
Scott Brickey
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Hello,
The background :
I am in the process of learning how to create a Management Pack for a distributed application in SCOM 2012 R2.</p><p>For this, I picked our SCCM Site server to use as an example. So, in short, am writing a management pack for SCCM 2007 Discovery.
I know a management pack might already exist. I am trying to learn by using an architecture I'm familiar with so I need to create this from scratch.
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More Information reveals the following:
error description : " Unable to load site control file "
error code : " 2160198400 (0x80c20300) "
file name : " c:\qfe\nts_sms_fre\sms\siteserver\sdk_provider\smsprov\sspsitecontrolextractor.cpp "
Now, I cannot find the QFE folder anywhere. The SCCM Site is working fine and the site_control_manager component has no errors. I can launch the SCCM console on that server without any errors and the site status messages do not contain any errors.
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Thanks in advance for your guidance!

Thanks for your response Don!
The SMS_Site instance does not provide information of the database server and database name.
The funny thing is when I browse use wbemtest to connect to root\SMS\site_XXX and enumerate classes, i do not find
the SMS_SCI_SiteDefinition.
I find it when i enumerate recursively and can browse into the values. I'm not sure how could build a query against this now.
Can anybody with a test instance of SCCM 2007 check this and let me know please?
Everything you are looking for exist within WMI. You can use the documentation script as an example to get what you are looking for.
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