off-the-shelf timekeeping system where we own the code?

I'm looking for an Asp.net (preferably asp.net 2.0) app. we can use to
jump start timekeeping. Has to be able to apply hours to multiple
clients / projects each day, and track the hours, allow total billable
hours to be viewed by managers etc. The basic stuff. Oh yea - and
web based of course.
We'd like to have the code so we can update / change it if necessary.

Anyone have any recommendation?

Jason ShohetThere is a Time Tracker starter kit provided by MS:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/i...08/StarterKits/

"xz" <jasonshohet@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking for an Asp.net (preferably asp.net 2.0) app. we can use to
> jump start timekeeping. Has to be able to apply hours to multiple
> clients / projects each day, and track the hours, allow total billable
> hours to be viewed by managers etc. The basic stuff. Oh yea - and
> web based of course.
> We'd like to have the code so we can update / change it if necessary.
> Anyone have any recommendation?
> Jason Shohet

off-the-shelf timekeeping system where we own the code?

I'm looking for an Asp.net (preferably asp.net 2.0) app. we can use to
jump start timekeeping. Has to be able to apply hours to multiple
clients / projects each day, and track the hours, allow total billable
hours to be viewed by managers etc. The basic stuff. Oh yea - and
web based of course.
We'd like to have the code so we can update / change it if necessary.
Anyone have any recommendation?
Jason ShohetThere is a Time Tracker starter kit provided by MS:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/i...08/StarterKits/
"xz" <jasonshohet@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking for an Asp.net (preferably asp.net 2.0) app. we can use to
> jump start timekeeping. Has to be able to apply hours to multiple
> clients / projects each day, and track the hours, allow total billable
> hours to be viewed by managers etc. The basic stuff. Oh yea - and
> web based of course.
> We'd like to have the code so we can update / change it if necessary.
> Anyone have any recommendation?
> Jason Shohet
>

OK, answered my own question

My base class was implementing an abstract method,
forcing me to declare the whole class as abstract too.
VS.NET didn't like this for some reason, even though when
running the app, it appeared to work fine.

>--Original Message--
>I've got a couple of UserControls that are derived from
a
>common base-class. When I try to open them in the IDE,
>the following error is displayed in a dialog window:
>"The file failed to load in the Web Form designer.
Please
>correct the following error, then load it again: Type
>Abstract"
>This has only just started happening, as I've had the
>inheritance working for a good w or so now. I've no
>idea what I've changed to cause this.
>Please help!
>Ben
>.
>Yes this is the reason. I find this very annoying. The only solution is
to make the method virtual and to remove the abstract from the class.
Does anybody know of a better approach?
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