July 2004 - Posts

30 July 2004
Change WebPart Properties through the WSS Web Services API
I am currently working on WSS Site generation, and one important aspect of this is to set custom WebPart properties after a site is generated. In this case we are generating a WSS team site for MS CRM Opportunity objects. The WSS site is generated based on a template that contains a set of custom WebParts... Read More...
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29 July 2004
More MS CRM Blogs!
While at TechEd I spoke with Jason Hunt and mentioned the lack of MS CRM blogs out there, and how he blogs along with another guy from the MS CRM team, Aaron Elder ! They're both added to my MS CRM Blogroll. Not too much juice there yet but it's nice to see that MS CRM team members get profiled in the... Read More...
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06 July 2004
Smart Documents - The Death of Office Document Properties?
I attended Mark Bowers' session at TechEd on building Smart Documents. He introduced a tool from Vertigo software that simplifies the programming model for smart documents. The session left me with a couple of issues: How does a smart document align with InfoPath? How will users respond to submitting... Read More...
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06 July 2004
Adding links to MySite from any page in Sharepoint
On selected portal areas and teamsite pages in Sharepoint you'll get that link "Add to My Links". This link will append an entry of the current url to your MySite "My Links" list. However this feature is not availible on logical locations like the WSS Team Site default.aspx. This is easy to work around... Read More...
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05 July 2004
Displaying Exchange public folders in Sharepoint
The Sharepoint / Exchange relationship is not exactly mature. I find myself struggeling to explain customers why seemingly simple stuff is kinda hard. A feature that have been requested by nearly all of our customers is to view exchange public folder contents in a Sharepoint site . So far we've done... Read More...
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