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Yet Another Belgian MS Blogger
Blogging is really catching up in Belgium: today I would like to welcome Alain Leroy, yet another Microsoft Belux employee! I guess Microsoft Belux wants to beat the U2U blogging team (see Patrick’s post). :-) At this moment I think it’s a draw (MS Belux 4 - U2U 4), let’s start to count the posts… Just kidding, as I always say: it’s a quality thing.
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The Future of Syndication in SharePoint
A common requested feature for SharePoint sites is to produce RSS feeds based on the contents of a SharePoint list or document library. Even Scoble asked for it, and it’s still not available! :-) Luckily there is a great SharePoint community that has created some nice solutions.
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InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET & Office 2003 SP1 Version 1.0
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Peter Himschoot On The Blog
Another Belgian has started a weblog! This time it's Peter Himschoot, a BizTalk expert. Welcome Peter!
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SmartPart for SharePoint 0.2.0.1 Released!
For those of you who don’t know the SmartPart for SharePoint; a little introduction: “A SharePoint web part that can host any ASP.NET user control. Create your web parts by using the VS.NET designer instead of coding everything by hand!”
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Debug Tip for SharePoint Web Parts
To obtain the complete call stack instead of the default error page, you can alter the web.config file: set the ClassStack value to true in the SharePoint section:
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ConvertToProperties Macro Code
Last week I received the new issue (#5) of “.NET Magazine”, I was happy to see that an article I wrote some time ago is finally published! It’s about how you can fine-tune Visual Studio to be even more productive. In the article I describe a macro to convert the declarations of private fields to public properties. Unfortunately the code of that macro isn’t published. Luckily David Cumps noticed it, he provides a link where a slightly different version (by Fons Sonnemans) can be downloaded.
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Syndication Generator for Windows SharePoint Services
Note to self: take a look at this: a webpart (!) that generates a RSS feed for a SharePoint site. Thanks Maurice Prather!
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Microsoft Office Information Bridge Framework 1.0
I didn't expect it so soon, but it seems V1 of the Information Bridge Framework can be downloaded!