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Creating Features by building a Virtual Site

In this post I'll Show you take how to generate features by First creating a Virtual Site, consisting of all your selected functionality from the original MOSS site. If you have created the Virtual Site, you can create all the features at once, using default settings, or you can generate them one...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 04-15-2008
Validating Features against wss.xsd

When looking on the net for information about validating features against their XSD, I could not find information on how to do this. Now this might be so obvious that nobody takes the bother. Or the existence of the schema files for Sharepoint 2007 is just related to its use on intellisense in Visual...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 04-07-2008
Sneak preview MOSS Feature Generator 0.7

The next version of the MFG will contain a Treeview of the features you generate, with their properties. The features will be linked automatically when you drop them into the treeview. In this way, I hope to enable you to create a set of related features (ContentTypes based on Fields, ListInstances based...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 03-27-2008
Combining the MOSS Feature Generator with WSPBuilder

The MOSS Feaure Generator is very well suited to be used with the WSPBuilder. One using both in a combination, you can get from zero to solution packaged feature in minutes. All you need to do is generate the features in the directorystructure required bij WSPBuilder. You can find both at CodePlex: http...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 03-16-2008
MOSS Feature Generator to codeplex

Hi, I moved application and the Visual Studio solution to CodePlex, here: MOSS Feature Generator Alfred

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 03-08-2008
Professionalizing the work of Power Users: another use case for the MOSS Feature Generator

One of the problems you face when setting up a MOSS 2007 product line concerns the MOSS Power User. In a traditional environment, software comes from the development team, or is unsupported. In a MOSS environment however, it is not allways possible to be as rigid as this, since Power Users have been...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 03-02-2008
Visual Studio Solution for MOSS Feature Generator

As I promised in my previous post, I added the Visual Studio solution of the MOSS Feature Generator. This contains the code for the list template generator as well as the code that was previously contained in the CTFC (Content Type Feature Creator). In my next post, I will add Feature Creation for List...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 02-29-2008
Automatically generating a List Template feature with the MOSS Feature Generator

Since my last post I've been busy extending the idea of generating features to the domain of list templates. This proved to be more difficult, since lists don't come with the nicely formatted xml in the content database, that provided me an easy solution generating content types. On the other...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 02-28-2008
Generating MOSS Features with CTFC (Content Type Feature Creator)

Features for Content Types and Site Columns can be quickly generated by using CTFC. There are basically two main steps involved: Create features by using the MOSS 2007 User Interface Generate features based on what I had created. Please note however that in this version (1.1) is not tested rigidly. It...

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 01-29-2008
Attachment: tool for creating columns and content types

Update: In my new post, I show you a new tool for both the creation of features for content types and columns as for lists Alfred

Posted to MOSS 2007 and Software Product Lines (Weblog) by weerda on 01-28-2008

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