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SUGUK session

The SUGUK session (Tuesday 12th) went well! Hopefully everyone found the session informative, the feedback forms show very positive feedback (attendees: feel free to post your thoughts here ). If you missed the session it may be repeated (if there is demand) at future events. Thanks to all who attended...

Posted to Matt Groves - SharePoint blogger. (Weblog) by Matt Groves on 02-14-2008
Why Alternate Access Mappings will give you a headache

I love the new Alternate Access Mappings feature in WSS 3.0/MOSS 2007 but it can be a major pain in the behind. One of the things you probably will stumble upon when installing MOSS is the need to expose some or all of the content to the outside. So far I've been lucky enough to deal with situations...

Posted to From SharePoint with love (Weblog) by MartinNr5 on 12-11-2007
Can I do this with a solution file?

I have created a number of templates for various types of sites for our internal MOSS. One of these are a customer site that - among other things - has a subsite for all our projects related to this customer. When I save this site as a template I include all the content as I've created a number of...

Posted to From SharePoint with love (Weblog) by MartinNr5 on 10-16-2007
Deployment using STSADM export or content migration API

Having focused on deployment using Features for several articles, back in May I wrote an article titled SharePoint deployment options : Features or Content Deployment? , which explored some of the decisions around deployment strategies for SharePoint projects. There are a variety of methods which can...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-14-2007
SharePoint Automated Deployment Using MSBuild

MOSS Automated Build & Deploy with MSBuild Here are the steps to create an MSBuild script to: 1. Label Visual Source Safe project with a new version 2. Get latest source code to a build server 3. Compile source code 4. Look for .DDF files 5. Build WSPs based on DDF files 6. Deploy WSP to MOSS Farm...

Posted to Eric Kraus SharePoint Blog (Weblog) by erickraus on 10-03-2007
Blending publishing/collaboration functionality in SharePoint

Most often when creating SharePoint solutions, the requirements often map fairly well to one of the out-of-the-box site definitions which can be used to create new sites. If we're creating heavily-branded internet/intranet sites (WCM sites), we'll probably start with the 'publishing site'...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-09-2007
Deploying web parts as a feature

This time we're talking about how to deploy web parts as a feature. Now, deploying custom web parts the manual way is a bit of a pain - the following things are required for the web part to be used:- the assembly containing the compiled web part class to be in the GAC (or site bin with appropriate...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-11-2007
Starting Timer Jobs manually & Recycle Bin

RESTORED POST I have been unable to find a way of starting (non-admin) timer jobs manually; however, you can change the default schedules. I wanted to do this to test document deletions and prove the point to a client. For example, the job that runs against the recycle bin(s) and deletes expired items...

Posted to Matt Groves - SharePoint blogger. (Weblog) by Matt Groves on 03-08-2007
Series : how to create common MOSS site artifacts as features

Having been through the process of creating a MOSS site entirely through Features, it struck me how non-intuitive some of the associated tasks are. Many SharePoint developers who are working in this way will agree that something that takes 30 seconds in the UI can take several hours in Visual Studio...

Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-27-2007

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