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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Luis Du Solier G. — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 22:03:22 GMT

Hi Jonas, thanks for sharing this new option from bamboo solutions, you have great sharepoinjt features...

Have you seen already this option from spsprofesional?

www.spsprofessional.com/.../ActionDataBase.aspx

Regards,

Luis.

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Jonas — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 03:51:48 GMT

If you want BDC functionality in WSS 3.0 and MOSS standard edition you should look at MashPoint.

community.bamboosolutions.com/.../mashpoint-how-does-it-work.aspx

/Jonas

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re: Use the People Picker feature to Search only for users with permissions whitin the site collection

Tamsyn — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:40:38 GMT

As I am recruiting for a client that is looking for Sharepoint people it has become apparent that other than this blog you select crowd are not on the market and don't want to be found. I am based in South Africa, Johannesburg and would love to find staff for this great company. Feel free to give me your thoughts and suggestions to what it would take to entice to guys to move from your comfort zones.

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re: Migrate WSS 2.0 Web sites to WSS 3.0 (some tips about SharePoint...)

Luis Du Solier G. — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 18:29:40 GMT

Thanks Chandima, I'll update the reference to your post,

Cheers!

Luis.

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re: Migrate WSS 2.0 Web sites to WSS 3.0 (some tips about SharePoint...)

Chandima — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 08:59:15 GMT

I have a similar post with some real world scenarios here.

www.chandima.net/.../ViewPost.aspx

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Migrate WSS 2.0 Web sites to WSS 3.0 (some tips about SharePoint...)

SHAREPOINTBlogs.com Mirror — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 03:36:13 GMT

Recently I've been involved in a project about WSS 2.0 to WSS 3.0 migration. After doing some research

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re: How to create a Meeting Manager, using Meeting Workspaces in SharePoint (2003 or 2007)

Gary Moore — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 09:03:16 GMT

I have a question and wonder if there is a workaround OR if it's just not possible. Here is the scenario:

From a Calendar, a contributer creates an appointment/event. The final option on the appointment/event screen allows the contributer to use a meeting workspace based on that appointment. There is no option available for the contributer to link to an existing meeting workspace (for which they have contributer permissions). Selecting to create a meeting workspace allows the contributer to fill in all the details to create the meeting workspace but after clicking OK receives the following message:

Error: Access Denied

You are currently signed on as "contributer user id"

Request access

Which is understandable as they only have contributer permissions (plus, I thought MOSS 2007 was supposed to hide those features that a user never had permissions for?)

Is there a way to allow a contributer to link to an existing meeting workspaces without having to assign them permissions which would enable them to create sites below the meeting workspace or allow them to edit the page?

Any guidance would be much appreciated!

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re: SharePoint and Kerberos...

Luis Du Solier G. — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 04:06:57 GMT

Hi Brad, Thanks for share with us your Blog, could you please post the link to the post about Kerberos?

Thanks

Luis.

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re: SharePoint and Kerberos...

Brad Saide (livePoint) — Sun, 06 Jan 2008 11:30:21 GMT

I have written up a blog entry on Kerberos as well, specifically around overcoming the challenges relating to running MOSS WFE, ECS, SQL SSAS and SQL Server all on separate servers and securing the data at the SSAS level (Banks. They're mad keen on who can see what, and they looooove Excel.)

The info may be useful for people setting up High-availabliity environments.

Cheers!

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re: SharePoint and Kerberos...

Luis Du Solier G. — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 01:47:00 GMT

Liam, thanks for remind me.

I saw that post a long time ago, thanks for point me to it....

Great one....

Cheers!

Luis.

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re: SharePoint and Kerberos...

Liam Cleary — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 09:20:53 GMT

Hi Luis,

I too have wrote a lengthy post about Kerberos with SharePoint, not that I am pimping my own stuff but thought it would be useful for anyone else.

www.helloitsliam.com/.../moss2007-–-configuration-process-for-kerberos-authentication.aspx

Liam

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re: Personalice y aplique su propio diseño a Sitios hechos en SharePoint 2007

Luis Du Solier G. — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 00:59:24 GMT

Que tal Jorge, ese archivo ini esta en la misma carpeta que has creado como copia de un tema existente, generalmente la ubicación está en: "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\TEMPLATE\THEMES\"...), a pesar de que ya actualice el post por cualquier duda lo comento aqui con gusto.

Te invito a que visites mi blog en español en sharepointmx.mvps.org/.../ldusolier

Saludos y suerte!

Luis.

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re: Personalice y aplique su propio diseño a Sitios hechos en SharePoint 2007

jorge — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 22:22:39 GMT

en el punto 2 se dice que se pega el archivo.ini renombrado en el folder, como creamos el folder? y en que directorio?

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re: How to create a Meeting Manager, using Meeting Workspaces in SharePoint (2003 or 2007)

Luis Du Solier G. — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 15:28:51 GMT

Hi Al,

I have not done any tests with that option, and I think would be interesting....

But as far as I know, If you create a recurring event I supoose you could create algo as for any other independent event a meeting workspace...

The idea I was trying to share with my readers in this post is the posibility to have imagine a Meeting Workspace that by itself contain all the meeting workspace thet someone will be creating for any event and in this scenario would be easier to follow all the meeting workspace cause they will be contained as if they were in some kind of a related index within the primamry meeting workspace...

So, finally, the only thing you're sharing is something like an index to enter any of your meeting workspace, not having all your info within the same meeting workspace, and I think is the best aproach indeed, dont you..?

Thanks for sharing your results Al...

Cheers!

Luis.

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re: How to create a Meeting Manager, using Meeting Workspaces in SharePoint (2003 or 2007)

Al — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 02:25:29 GMT

This works with a non-recurring event but does not seem to work with recurring events, at least I don't get the option to use an existing meeting workspace. Is there any way of sharing a meeting workspace between multipule recurring events?

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Luis Du Solier G. — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 00:02:00 GMT

Hi Jawaharlal, you can download the all post with images al the end of the post itself, or just clic this link: www.sharepointblogs.com/.../1244.ashx

Cheers!

Luis.

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

jawaharlal — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 16:50:13 GMT

I am not able to see images on this page. What should I do so that I can see all the images refered on this page

Thanks

jawahar

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Luis Du Solier G. — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:16:10 GMT

First of all thanks for read my Blog.

For those who want the full article about using BDC to interact with external data sources, I've uploaded the doc, you can download it at the end of the post, or click here: www.sharepointblogs.com/.../1244.ashx

Good Luck!

Luis.

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Jim — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 15:27:32 GMT

Great article, all the images are missing though. Is it possible you could email me complete article with images and Pt1 and Pt2 ?

Thanks so much!

jhill@steris.com

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

romie — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 13:50:07 GMT

amazing article, but I would definitely would love to read the part1 to this article since I am tryin to create and ADF but it keeps on giving me an error while uploading it to MOSS2007.

Is there anyway you may be able to upload part 1 again?

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re: Use BDC to connect to Oracle Databases. You can use the BDC feature of MOSS 2007 to interact with information stored in external data sources, for example SQL Server and Oracle data bases - The BDC Part 2

Labhesh shrimali — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 09:41:19 GMT

how to connect to CRM Server database using BDC when My CRM server is running on virtual server 2005.

let me know if there is any possiblities.

thanks

Labhesh-CRM

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re: How Microsoft Outlook 2007 and SharePoint 2007 can work together...

doulcat — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 15:59:16 GMT

no pics are showing up for me neither

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