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September 2007 - SharePoint Experts
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Conducting a needs assessment sounds simple enough. Just send out a survey, right? Except, have you ever actually sent out a survey? It has a response rate similar to the return on investment of the “Have You Seen Me?” postcards you get in the mail every...
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Here's another how-to article published on TechRepublic.com that may appeal to mobile users: How do I... Edit SharePoint documents using Outlook 2007? With Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 and Outlook 2007, you can now incorporate SharePoint...
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For those of you that need a quick conversion of the event receiver types, here they are: SPEventReceiverType.ItemAdding = 1 SPEventReceiverType.ItemUpdating = 2 SPEventReceiverType.ItemDeleting = 3 SPEventReceiverType.ItemCheckingIn = 4 SPEventReceiverType...
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Author: Tobias Zimmergren Url: http://www.zimmergren.net I recently bumped into a challenge where I had to make it possible for people to convert their Word, Excel, InfoPath or other documents to a web page for display in your SharePoint 2007 installation...
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Lately, I’ve been working on a large number of MOSS 2007 consulting projects, and I am always asked the question as to how MOSS is licensed. So I have decided to write this up and post it for everyone to use as a reference. Please note that I always recommend...
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Another recent project has lead me down the path of creating custom site definitions for use within my organization. My requirements are as follows: Must be based off the current team site definition Must include a PowerPoint slide library with example...
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I recently had a project in which I needed to create a course roster management system for our faculty to view a list of students in their class. We had already created a web service for the management of these courses for an older system, but since we...
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Working with the Web Services in WSSv2 and v3 is an exercise in sheer frustration. I've written before about serious and glaring omissions in the Web Services API that Sharepoint exposes, but it's not only the things missing, it's the lack...
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A few days ago I wrote of a GC hole I accidently created in my C++/CLI code (with thanks to commenter Nish for the name of the phenomenon). I had the following code snippet set inside a private function: pin_ptr<Byte> pinnedBuffer = &data[0...
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In my current project, we have a windows service that we are developing and debugging, which involves a lot of installing/uninstalling the service. One common problem when uninstalling a service is that while the uninstallation is successful, you still...
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In my current code, I find myself accessing many Sharepoint web services. In one run of code I can access 5-6 different web services on dozens of different sites, not necessarily even on the same server. Given that I find myself writing a lot of boilerplate...
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Yes, I know I am far from the first to bemoan the atrocious behavior of Visual Studio 2005 when you press the F1 button, even accidently. The first time you do it - or other times, if it deems the contents sufficiently changed for some reason - you are...
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Author: Tobias Zimmergren Url: http://www.zimmergren.net In one of my previous blogposts I wrote about how you easily could alter the XSLT of a the Search Core Results Web Part on your Search Results Page in order to achieve a customization to the presentation...
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