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19 June 2006
Building Web Application Projects with CCNET
One of the things about Visual Studio 2005 I disapprove of the most is the way features related to your project are stuffed into the local devmachine environment under Program Files. Among other things the coming GAT (guidance automation toolkits) work this way, and so does the new bootstrapper packages... Read More...
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01 November 2005
Refresh page after edit in InfoPath
When using InfoPath for editing data in you webapplications you run into a couple of tricky situations when beeing used to plain webdevelopment. One of these scenarios is when you want your webpage to refresh after having edited a record in some datasource with InfoPath. Typically you've implemented... Read More...
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26 October 2005
Complete set of Custom Prerequisites available
Seems like VSTO Outlook deployment just got easier. I now have Custom Prerequisites for Office 2003 (SP2), Outlook 2003 (SP2), Office 2003 PIA and the Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005 Runtime ready. I got some feedback from the community on my previous post and I've updated my article with my findings... Read More...
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14 October 2005
VSTO Outlook: The complete deplyment solution
This week has been all about the pain of client deployment of our VSTO solution. I've written a summary which I hope will be the start of the complete solution for idiot-proof installs of Outlook plugins. I'm not quite there yet but I feel I'm pretty close. Read it here! Input and feedback is very welcome... Read More...
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23 September 2005
WebBrowser control and InvokeScript
This is a little code nugget I planned to blog about a while ago, but forgot, so my recap and reasoning is not a 100% but hopefully it might be of help to someone struggelig with making the System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser control execute scripts programatically. I started out using the WebBrowser.InvokeScript... Read More...
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22 September 2005
Error using VSTO 2005 Outlook Addin with VS2005 RC1
Just installed Visual Studio 2005 RC1 and reinstalled Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005 Outlook on top to continue working on my Outlook Add-in. When trying to cast a MailItem object i recieved the following error: System.InvalidCastException: Unable to cast COM object of type 'System.__ComObject'... Read More...
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23 August 2005
Temporary Release of Outlook Plugin code
This summer I got the opportunity to demo a VSTO Outlook plugin at TechEd in Amsterdam. The demo was done on a prototype made as a proof-of-concept for a customer in the preceeding weeks (not actually the night before the demo:-). The prototype was accepted and development for production was planned... Read More...
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07 July 2005
MVP Awarded
Last friday I got the email. I have been given the honor of the Most Valuable Professional title/award/membership. Today my profile was made public on the MVP site, and I attended the MVP lunch where MVP program manager Sean O'Driscoll gave a good overview of the program. I'm very pleased and excited... Read More...
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24 June 2005
Get started with VSTO for Outlook
Objectware AS has participated in the alpha and beta program for the Visual Studio Tools for Office for Outlook. I figured that this beta is something a lot of people wants to have a look at in the calm times of summer, and started googling to dig up som tutorials, introductions and howtos on more advanced... Read More...
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22 June 2005
COM objects need tight leash
When a customer suddenly reports memoryusage on their Sharepoint Server of 300mb increase an hour you tend to show up pretty quick. This happened yesterday. After having installed a range of updates and patches to their server software, something in the w3wp process caused extensive memoryusage, eventually... Read More...
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