SharePoint
Over the years, I authored many SharePoint-related posts. This category contains many posts related to Microsoft 365, Office 365, SharePoint, and related technologies.
SharePoint Books: Recommended Reading Paid Members Public
Most things can be found online today, but sometimes you just can’t get around the fact that a well written book is great to have around. Development Being a developer, of course most of my recommended books are around the topic of SharePoint development. Here goes my personal favorites:
TOZIT SharePoint Discussion Forum solution for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 released today! Paid Members Public
I started a project about 2 years ago with the aim of improving the discussion functionalities that comes out of the box with WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007. Since it was a spare-time project back then, I didn’t really have enough time to finish it off. The last
SPTraceView - Easy overview of the SharePoint logs (ULS logs) Paid Members Public
If you are a SharePoint developer, you often need to dig into the logs in the 12-hive in order to find out why things are behaving the way they are. You and me both know that this can be a pain in the buttocks if you don’t have an
SharePoint BDC Part 2: Creating your first BDC Web Part Paid Members Public
In my previous article (SharePoint BDC Part 1: Getting started with the Business Data Catalog [https://zimmergren.net/archive/2009/06/25/sharepoint-bdc-part-1-getting-started-with-the-business-data-catalog.aspx] ) I talked about what you’ll need to do in order to begin to work with the BCD in SharePoint (MOSS 2007 specifically, as it’s
Using the object model to access and change RSS settings on a SharePoint list Paid Members Public
Sometimes the only option you’ve got is to alter things using the object model of SharePoint. In this particular case I wanted to change the RSS-settings for a specific list. So that’s what this little tip is about – customizing the RSS settings of any SPList object using the
Debugging your code execution for anonymous users in SharePoint Paid Members Public
Often when developing solutions that has anonymous users enabled, it can be hard to debug them from your local machine – because when you reach a point in your code where permissions higher than anonymous is required, SharePoint automatically tries to identify the user. This means that if you’re running
Recover/fetch the Application Pool password Paid Members Public
We’ve had a few discussions lately regarding securing your SharePoint environments. Not only did I have a discussion about this when I were conducting SharePoint training last week, but we also covered the aspect which is a base for this article: The Application Pool Password is stored in Clear
SharePoint Server 2010 preliminary requirements Paid Members Public
Introduction The Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog announced today what the preliminary requirements look like for SharePoint Server 2010. Brace yourself, and have a read through this article: http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/05/07/announcing-sharepoint-server-2010-preliminary-system-requirements.aspx Have a good read ;-)
Recent comments