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TechEd Europe 2004 I'll be there
Then I finally got to go. And this time I actually have a valid ticket for the sessions! Thanks to Patrice for the logo:-)
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PageViewer WebPart and QueryString parameters
There has been dicussion (and people have noticed) about a Connected Page Viewer Webpart. There are several viable approaches to this scenario. One is to use cross-page connected webparts, but those require FrontPage interaction. There has been suggested that inheritance can be used from the PageViewerWebPart. Good luck: It's sealed.
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Setting WebPart Properties through the WSS Web Services API
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Managing Outlook / Exchange content in Sharepoint
There are several available options for managing emails in Sharepoint Portal Server or Windows Sharepoint Services. I've researched a couple and found some pro's and con's:
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Navigating Sharepoint site structure from Office 2003
After using Sharepoint for our internal intranet for quite a while, one major problem has become apparent:
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Sharepoint Configuration Analyzer
This small handy tool from MS gives you a detailed insight in your SPS server. I found stuff I never knew existed and now I have another source of information when working with sharepoint.
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Get updated on the MSCMS2002SCSPST!
Phui! That's one mean abbreviation:-)
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Creating WebPart distributables with NAnt
In my previous posting I described how to use NAnt to auto deploy webparts to Sharepoint. I just ran across the WPPackager tool from Microsoft which enables you to create MSI installers for the WebParts.
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Setting custom WebPart Properties in the dwp file
I've been developing webparts that use regular ASP.NET Usercontrols as content for a while. Up until now we've simply hardcoded the url to the usercontrol location in the webpart class. Moving towards a more standardized product that must support differentiated deployment envrironments I wanted to place the url to the usercontrol in the webpart dwp file.
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Building and deploying Sharepoint cab files with NAnt
Automatically building and deploying cab files for sharepoint is a great efficiency booster. I have previously blogged about my simple, yet effective, autodeployer for sharepoint cabs. This time around I wanted to automate the construction of the cabfile itself and deploying it to the sharepoint testserver. The pseudo code for the build/deploy steps are something like this:
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NUnit and DirectoryServices
I've been working a lot with Continous Integration lately with CruiseControl.NET. All was going well and I had a medium sized build process set up. Suddenly the NUnit2 task in the NAnt script for one of my testcomponents started failing in a completely random fashion. The only output in the nunit2 task in nant log displayed by ccnet was <task name="nunit2" /> .