By namit101 on

I'm completely new to Drupal (but come from a development background), so please forgive me if this is a dumb question -- I'm just in the early stages of playing around with the drupal that came with my web hosting.

I want to build a website that sells a digital product (something that is produced with a .net DLL I have already written, based on some user input). I want to be able to let people be able to pay either (1) each output from the DLL or (2) for x amount of time for unlimited usage.

I've seen payment gateway modules and what not for Drupal, but is it easy to integrate a DLL into the system that produces an output based on subscription type? Would I need to create a custom Module to do this?

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john_b’s picture

john_b commented

I cannot think of a ready made way. You can use commerce to sell per node access, and to sell file downloads http://drupal.org/project/commerce_file so that might be a starting point.

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nathadale’s picture

nathadale commented

If you want to use .net domain, you may purchase a domain end in .net and its up to you to install the drupal to be used as os commerce platform.

namit101’s picture

namit101 commented

by .net I just meant the DLL was using Microsoft.NET technology...nothing to do with .net domains.

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greenskunk
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You would have to create a custom module that handles the user's order input and calls the .net code to create the DLL and return the DLL or path to the DLL for user to download. Drupal Commerce File module may be part of your solution. You'd also want to check out the Drupal Commerce forums.

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