November 2004 - Posts

29 November 2004
NAnt 0.85 RC1 Released
Long awaited Release Candidate 1 of v0.85 is ready for NAnt. Added support for .NET 2.0 Beta 1, Mono and NUnit 2.2 are the major new features. Buildmasters go get it ! Read More...
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23 November 2004
Refactoring our Continous Integration
I am currently upgrading our standard Continous Integration solution to the latest version of CruiseControl.NET when this great tip on versioning with CruiseControl.Net led me to this excellent wikientry AspNetWithoutWebProjects . We currently have several buildsolutions running CruiseControl.NET and... Read More...
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18 November 2004
Microsoft has located the Language bug in Sharepoint
I just received news that Microsoft has located the bug that caused local language to turn into english randomly. They're working on a fix related to the .NET framework 1.1 which is expected to resolve the bug, but have no release date for it yet. Read More...
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17 November 2004
Adding multiple documents from Document library as attachement in Outlook
When I figured out the Web Folder trick in IE I also solved a long-running headache . The problem scenario is: "Users want to add multiple documents they've worked on in a Windows Sharepoint Services site as an attachement to an email, but finds it difficult to remember the url and/or open the site to... Read More...
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17 November 2004
Moving files between document libraries in Sharepoint
Moving files between document libraries on different Windows Sharepoint Services sites can be quite cumbersome. Syntergy has a nice cut / copy / paste add-on that helps users a lot for those one-file moves. Doing batch moves though can be done easier and completely for free. I got the tip from this kb... Read More...
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02 November 2004
CruiseControl.NET v0.7 RC-1 Released!
The team at Thoughtworks have released a new version of their Continous Integration tool CruiseControl.NET. We've currently got CruiseControl.NET running on several of our developmentprojects and welcome this new release. It is really reassuring to see this project moving forward and taking the position... Read More...
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