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Blog: Upgrading a SharePoint 2007 WCM site to SharePoint 2010 WCM
I documented my demo on upgrading a SharePoint 2007 WCM site to SharePoint 2010, featuring the Adventure Works Travel sample site.- Published on
Blog: Limitations of SPMETAL.EXE for LINQ in SharePoint 2010
SharePoint 2010’s LINQ support makes it easier to read/write data to/from lists. SPMETAL.EXE generates entity models for queries but has some limitations.- Published on
Blog: SharePoint 2010 ECM: Manage Content Lifecycle - WCM, RM & DM
SharePoint Server 2010s ECM: A Vast Array of Topics for Managing Content Life Cycle incl. WCM, RM, DM, DAM, Web Analytics, EDiscovery, Metadata & more.- Published on
Blog: Download Adventure Works Travel: MOSS 2007 WCM Sample Site
Adventure Works Travel is a sample MOSS 2007 WCM site that Microsoft had a partner develop. You can now download it to use for your own demos- Published on
Blog: SharePoint is a good development platform for applications*
In this article, I clarify that not all apps should be built on SharePoint. I address complaints about source control and SDL in SharePoint.- Published on
Blog: Creating Custom SharePoint Timer Jobs (Automated Cron Jobs)
After 40+ comments showed up on my timer job post from a few weeks back, I thought the post needed some clarification. That’s what this post is about.- Published on
Blog: Office SharePoint Server 2007 Timer Jobs - Create Your Own.
In this article, I want to share how you can create a custom timer job for your SharePoint environments. This is a super useful tool.- Published on
Blog: Using Visual Studio 2005, MakeCab.exe and MSBuild to Create Window SharePoint Services v3 Solution Files (*.WSP's)
In this post, I’ll explain how to create WSP’s in Visual Studio 2005 with MakeCab.exe and MSBuild… something VS2005 can’t do by default.- Published on
Blog: Move Content Between Envs: SharePoint Features & Solutions
In response to a frequently asked question, the answer is to use SharePoint Features & Solutions to move content between development and other environments.- Published on
Blog: Get Public Key Token & Blob for Signed Assembly in VS 2005
The text describes a new way for Web Part developers to obtain the public key token and blob for a signed assembly using Visual Studio 2005.- Published on
Blog: Web Content Management in MOSS 2007: Terminology Explained
A article aims to clarify the terms related to Web Content Management in MOSS 2007, including WSS v3, MOSS 2007, and SharePoint Server.- Published on
Blog: Web Content Management in MOSS 2007: Terminology Explained
A article aims to clarify the terms related to Web Content Management in MOSS 2007, including WSS v3, MOSS 2007, and SharePoint Server.- Published on
Blog: When 'F5' debugging and attaching to processes is slow
Learn how you can speed up your debugging process in Visual Studio for SharePoint projects. Create a shortcut to launch & attach the debugger.- Published on
Blog: Microsoft product build & version numbers for OSS developers
The article lists the major build and version numbers for some Microsoft products, specifically for OSS developers, and invites contributions.- Published on
Blog: Adding "OpenInNewWindow" option to SharePoint Links lists
In this article, I show you how to add a new field to each link in SharePoint that allows contributors to specify links should open in new windows or not.- Published on
Blog: What's next for Microsoft's Content Management Server?
What’s next for Microsoft Content Management Server? In this article, I’ll share my thoughts and Microsoft’s plans to merge it with SharePoint.- Published on
Blog: Choosing a Primary Point of Entry for SharePoint and CMS
In part 2 of my SharePoint and CMS series, I explore different solution types and provide insight on selecting a primary entry point for end users.- Published on
Blog: Differences Between SharePoint and Content Management Server
As a SharePoint expert, I explain the differences between SharePoint and Content Management Server. Get a brief intro to SharePoint without a sales pitch.- Published on
Blog: Using SharePoint search in an ASP.NET application with noise filtering
In this post, I’ll detail the steps & code used to get this working. I used this method to add search capabilities to a site implemented with MCMS 2002.