Just saw a new VPC for Biztalk 2009 has become available for download.
Seems like the demo has integration with Sharepoint
Just saw a new VPC for Biztalk 2009 has become available for download.
Seems like the demo has integration with Sharepoint
Just passed the Exam 70-542 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development.
Here is a short resume of that experience.
Here you can read about attending a certification exam.
The exam 70-542 were max 80 minutes long and there were 32 questions.
This post examines the samples from the book: Inside MOSS 2007
To be able to execute the samples you need to:
1) Do part1: http://rasor.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/moss07-discovering-samples-from-book-inside-moss-2007-part-1/
In my development environment I get some errors with Moss Search and other SSP services once in a while – I haven’t found the cause, but a fix.
This post examines the samples from the book: Inside MOSS 2007
To be able to execute the samples you need to:
1) Download samples and execute the setup
A handfull of links. Might be something I want to do something about later.
So how do you cleanup your VPC for making it look like a clean MOSS07 machine?
In this way you retain the patches from automatic update and whatever utilities, personalisations and whatever else you have to do from scratch.
This might be faster, be possible to automate or at least just to make a checklist of like here:
Mr. WSPBuilder himself, Carsten Keutmann, has made a collection of WSPBuilder documentation.
Thanks, Carsten.
WSS30/MOSS07: SPD07 is now free!
Download at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=baa3ad86-bfc1-4bd4-9812-d9e710d44f42
A few navigation wonderings:
Andy Burns shows how much fun breadcrumbs can be.
For the current document two breadcrumb providers are provided:
<add name="SPContentMapProvider" type="Microsoft.SharePoint.Navigation.SPContentMapProvider, Microsoft.SharePoint, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c" /> <add name="CurrentNavSiteMapProviderNoEncode" description="CMS provider for Current navigation, no encoding of output" type="Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.Navigation.PortalSiteMapProvider, Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c" NavigationType="Current" EncodeOutput="false" />
The former is from WSS and the latter from MOSS.
Must take a test run of this one day.
Just passed the Exam 70-541 Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 – Application Development a few day ago.
Here is a short resume of that experience. (more…)
At work I use TFS only for Source Control for .NET source code. Since TFS is much more I will in this post just get started looking a little around… (more…)
While trying to install TFS 2008 as in standalone mode on a Win server 2003 several installation prerequisites had to be met: (more…)
How can a ListItem contain a collection?
By having a field contining a link to another list. (more…)
When you are using VPC’s, there are ways to optimize performance and enhance usage.
In Bios:
In VPC Console:
Each Virtual Machine:
If your host is Win2k8 srv and the VPC is Hyper-V then use Remote Desktop as Client. Graphics update is faster and the look and feel is like when you are operating the production environment.
Link: http://blogs.msdn.com/Virtual_PC_Guy/
Thanx to Peter Karpinski
Exploring the tool Sharepoint Solution Generator (SSG)… (more…)
When you start out building WSS features from WSPBuilder then what is there to choose from?
What is in the WSPBuilder templates (more…)
Can you debug a webpart in a WSS page? Yes – not a problem. (more…)
So what was a feature? Let’s see if I can come up with a good explanation. I think it is here explanations often is too vaugue.
A feature is zero or more elements. Elements can be list and/or what a lists consists of like content type, list items and fields, but also other kind of site content. See the list below.
A feature must be activated. If the feature has zero elements then it is only code in the activation/deactivation eventhandler that makes up the feature, but that code is optional.
With that definition a feature is a plug-in to sharepoint, that adds more than the standard elements.
In the below table the features are printed from a sample WSS site collection. The elements are printed from MSDN. (more…)
This article was earlier posted togeter with this post: WSS terminology.
Look here http://rasor.wordpress.com/2008/08/25/wss-howto-build-a-wss-project/, if you want to get a running WSS.
In this section a WSS server is explored.
Refer to http://rasor.wordpress.com/2008/08/23/wss-request-lifetime/, to see the technology behind WSS. (more…)
Here is a console app, that demonstrates two things:
All posters are available from this site: http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/
and here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms473633.aspx
Navigate to the page you want to edit and select Edit Page in the Site Actions dropdown list (more…)
In order to get an overview let’s start by look at the difference between a WSS site and the SharePoint Central Administration (SPCA) tool. (more…)
SharePoint Central Administration (SPCA) is started from Start Menu – Admin Tools. (more…)
Each STSADM command line is using a shortcut to the program (shortcut to PSCONFIG, too):
@SET STSADM="%ProgramFiles%\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin\stsadm" @SET PSCONFIG="%ProgramFiles%\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin\psconfig"
Here are some suggestions of how you can get the first touch on WSS.
Here might be supplemented with a list of installation requirement. (more…)
When a request enters IIS then IIS looks up in its application map for the requested web site or virtual directory for an ISAPI extension. (more…)
I am new to WSS, so I’ll start to learn the WSS terminology and how to find my way through this wilderness. (more…)