CKS : Developer Tools – A tool for your toolbox Paid Members Public
If you’re a seasoned SharePoint developer, you probably have a good set of tools that you’re working with on a daily basis. Some of my all-time favorites include: * WSPBuilder [http://www.wspbuilder.com/] * SharePoint Manager [http://spm.codeplex.com/] * ReSharper [http://www.jetbrains.com/] * Reflector Pro [http://www.
MCPD: SharePoint track Paid Members Public
Author: Tobias Zimmergren [https://zimmergren.net/] http:https:https://zimmergren.net//zimmergren.net//www.zimmergren.net [/] | http://www. [http://www.tozit.com/] tozit [http://www.tozit.com/].com | [@zimmergren](http://twitter.com/zimmergren) Introduction [http://www.zimmergren.net/content/images/files/204/mcpd_sp2010_dev_2_579ADB61.jpg] The SharePoint
SP 2010: Custom RSS provider for your Business Connectivity Services (BCS) connected External Lists Paid Members Public
If you’ve been working with BCS and external lists you may have noticed that there’s no RSS feeds enabled for those lists. So to get around this problem I’ve created a custom RSS feed generator that essentially provides you with an RSS/ATOM feed for you so
SP 2010: Uploading files using the Client OM in SharePoint 2010 Paid Members Public
In this article I will guide your through the process of uploading a document to any chosen document library in SharePoint 2010 through the Client Object Model. This application has a very simple usage scenario: 1. Type in the URL to your site where you want to upload your file
Business Connectivity Services (BCS) problem with AuthenticationMode and RevertToSelf Paid Members Public
I bumped into an issue the other week where I was creating a new BCS External Content Type and was hoping to hook up some new connections on a couple of demo farms I’ve created. While most of these things were working like a charm, I bumped into an
SP 2010: How to create a PowerShell Snapin Cmdlet - Part 2 Paid Members Public
In my previous article (How to create a PowerShell Snapin – Part 1 [https://zimmergren.net/sp-2010-how-to-create-a-powershell-snapin-part-1/]) I talked about the general approach to create a custom PowerShell Cmdlet. However, in Part 1 I did not talk about how you create SharePoint 2010 specific Cmdlets. That’s what this article is
SP 2010: How to create a PowerShell Snapin - Part 1 Paid Members Public
In this article I will talk about how you can get started with creating custom PowerShell [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms714418(VS.85).aspx] commands for SharePoint 2010 [http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/] that you can use. You will see how easy it actually is to build a custom
Access denied by Business Data Connectivity - Solution Paid Members Public
Lately I’ve been rolling around parts of Sweden and doing training, seminars and workshops on SharePoint 2010 with a bunch of companies and people. One thing that I’ve been showing off, which I’m totally in love with by the way, is the BCS (Business Connectivity Services) functionality.
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