Contents tagged with Syndication
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xCal Schema
In an earlier post, xCalendar, I echoed a need for a XML calendar syndication standard (that isn't based on RSS).
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Search Your Internal Site From Internet Explorer
You can use Internet Explorer 7's search box to search almost anything, and you can enable visitors to your site to do the same.
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How To Create a Hyperlink to SharePoint's List Export to Spreadsheet
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How to make that RSS or XML orange box thing without an image
A lot of blogs have an orange box with RSS or XML written in it for people to subscribe to their syndication feed.
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Syndicating Exchange Public Folders in Web Pages
For more information, also check out the article Integrating Exchange Server 2003 with SharePoint Products and Technologies from June 9, 2004 TechNet.
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Killer Web Services App: Bus Monster
I love this guy: http://www.busmonster.com/technical.html
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The Case for Real Syndication
The problem with web log syndication formats is that they are rarely used for syndication. When a friend of mine first attempted to sell blogging to me his sales pitch included a description of RSS XML feeds. The analogy he used was that of the Associated Press news wire. He said that just like the news wire other blog writers can use the RSS feeds of other blogs to bolster their blog's content. It turns out that although this may theoretically be technical possible and simple it is not a common practice. Rather most amateur online publishers (bloggers) simply link to other online publications.
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Display an Exchange Public Folder in a SharePoint Web Part
Exchange public folders are not dead. There are still a lot of uses for them. For instance, it is a great way for a team to have a place to collect email by using drag and drop. You can have "favorite" public folders that are easy to locate if your company has a large public folder collection. You can use LookOut to search them. They can use all of the great views the Outlook affords. They can be mail enabled, etc., etc.
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View RSS or possibly xCalendar in Outlook 2003
There is an interesting article on MSDN entitled “Custom Calendar Providers for Outlook 2003” which contains a hidden gem: a way to integrate RSS with a Calendar view in Outlook 2003.
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xCalendar
Ray Ozzie of Groove points out a great idea in his September 2003 entry: xCal. An XML equivalent to iCal that is supported by Outlook and behaves like RSS.