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Changes to SharePoint web.config with SharePoint API
When installing SharePoint solutions in production environments, configuration often leads to assorted complications. Making installation manuals for non-technical customers, adding configuration parameters to the web.config file, or adding any necessary configuration of third-party components by hand, are things that can be avoided by managing the configuration matters within the solution to be delivered without requiring any manual configuration, all through SharePoint API.
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Accessing oData from Android using Restlet
1. To consume oData from an Android application we will use a library called “Restlet”. It can be downloaded from here: http://www.restlet.org.
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Visual Studio 2010 Addin: Setting a class breakpoint
There comes a time in the life of every .NET developer when you need Visual Studio to do something that
can only be described as a "class breakpoint": a quick command to set a breakpoint on every access to a class.
Unfortunately, after googling this concept, you'll find out that there's no easy way to accomplish this in Visual Studio.
In this article I present an addin that I created, which adds this and another similar command to the debug menu of the
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Cross-protocol login control with JSONP in SharePoint
This article describes the specific problem of creating a control in SharePoint, which will be located on an HTTP page and securely signs in a user through an SSL connection using HTTPS. Although the solution uses SharePoint exclusively, it can be easily modified for ASP.NET environments.
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Introducing PhoneSocial+ for Windows Phone by UruIT
PhoneSocial+ is a new application for Windows Phone that lets you read your tweets from your phone. With PhoneSocial+ you will be able to:
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Grouping items in a Silverlight ListBox
ListBox grouping is one of the features that Silverlight did not inherit from WPF, even though is a common requirement. Here we present a very simple yet powerful way to implement grouping in the ListBox control that also allows subgrouping and sorting.
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Consuming OData from IPHONE
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Consuming OData from Windows Phone7
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HOW To hide items from “Settings” menu
In some cases it is necessary to hide some items from the side menu according to the CRM user’s assigned role. To do this we need to modify the SiteMap from the CRM.
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How to create a Multiple Selection Picklist in CRM 4.0
In CRM 4.0 by default we do not have a Picklist where to select multiple items. In the post below I am giving the details to get this functionality.
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LINQ To SharePoint: Working with Created, CreatedBy, Modified and ModifiedBy
LINQ to SharePoint is a great tool to perform queries against a SharePoint server since the 2010 version. Unlike the classical CAML queries, it allows to use a strongly-typed entity model and LINQ query syntax to query list data.
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How to deploy and test a Windows Phone 7 application into the phone?
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Checklist for testing and reviewing ssis packages
At UruIT we work a lot with SQL Server Integration Services and compiled several best practices found on the web that we already adopted. Many of them related to performance tips and conventions. At the end of this post I am sharing some usfeul links.
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Introducing Windows Phone 7 Panoramic View
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Which markets and languages is dynamics crm 2011 online available right now and at which price for customers and partners?
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Creating tables and managing CRUD operations in Windows Azure…
Windows Azure Table Service provides structured storage, but tables are not relational database tables as they are in SQL Server for instance. Windows Azure Table Service instead follows a simple and flexible model of entities and properties.