tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65508772011-07-16T04:15:32.184-07:00Blogging on SOA, SharePoint, XML and Web Services "von mir gesucht - für Sie gefunden" Roberthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06725046748093183505noreply@blogger.comBlogger381100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6550877.post-1079352484507859712004-03-15T04:06:00.000-08:002004-03-15T04:11:19.716-08:00

Rik Smits blogs about his SharePoint customization experiences an area I am about to get more into. So far I have had no problem creating templates but have not looked into the way to customize Themes so that the colour scheme is similar to my template...

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Travis Illig posted an interesting coding sample to MSD2D that shows you how to retrieve a list of Site Administrators The crux of Travis' tip comes down to this code fragment. ugsvc.Url = siteUrl + "/_vti_bin/UserGroup.asmx"; ICredentials credentials = new NetworkCredential(UserAccountName, UserAccountPassword, UserAccountDomain); ugsvc.Credentials = credentials; XmlNode roleNode =

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PatrickT shows you a little bit of Javascript and Sharepoint Lists goes a long way to delivering data based on custom 'roles'. This is neat!

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here

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Kish Ra shows some useful code in this MSD2D article

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Michael Reinhart wrote in this post about his experiences moving documents from SPS v1 to SPS v2. I encountered exactly the same issues when we SMIGRATED data from a WSS v1 to WSS v2 environment. We had a team site which at one time was used by a few hundred (!) people as is the nature of Team sites particpants come and go and like many good enterprises we don't want our Accounts Directory

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Michael Reinhart shows in this article how to tailor the XML WebPart with XSL to provide RSS reader capability. Personally I use Tim Heuers dedicated RSS/ATOM feedreader, however as Michael shows the XML WebPart is very versatile and worthy of consideration for rendering your XML data! Imagine the scenario where you can extract a section of a WORD 2003 document thru a web service and render it,

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if you use BizTalk 2004 as described here

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If you start customizing SharePoint sooner or later you hit CAML! Serge shares some of his knowledge in this blog entry.

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interesting article with some good heuristics in order to assist you to evaluate IIS logs for possible exploits or threats! Mike Gunderloy also maintains a web site for LogParser.

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I stumbled across this site in my journeys last month! Some great samples and useful insight on all the GUIDs used by SharePoint Lists (& other tips and tricks - well worth the journey to visit the dot net lounge!)

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Chapters.ca lists it as being available in July of this year....

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ZFilter may be what you are looking for

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Just today I was poking around AllItems.aspx with FrontPage then this evening I was reviewing Patrick Tisseghem's blog and there was AllItems.aspx and more! Well worth a look!

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over a week now since your last posting :( We need more people inside MS willing to post on SharePoint!!!!! Laura..Laura..Wo steckst du?

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Mike Gunderloy has written a couple of articles on SharePoint one of which is here entitled "SharePoint Document Workspaces for Developers"

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Développement d’un composant WebPart - WebPartDropDown par Frédéric Latour Dans cet article, nous présentons le développement d'un composant Web Part qui permet d'afficher des données d’une liste SharePoint sous la forme d’une liste déroulante.

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Another sample of a Public facing SharePoint site: NERT

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Markus has a simple web part showing you a code fragment on how to reference the Current Users logon name -> Web.CurrentUser.LoginName.ToString();

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One more thing to test as part of our Disaster recovery plan for SharePoint.

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understanding why Usage Analysis does not kick in when it should! From my talks with MS' PSS support it usually takes 24 hours to kick in. Well it has been 96 hours and still no reports! I did find this newsgroup thread to be of interest! I saw this KB on setting the usage log via STSADM

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now has an RSS feed

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Bryant Likes is thinking about writing a Web Part for Reporting Services (let's hope he does!!!!)

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I have to add Robert to my Sharepoint Links on the right in this posting he discusses his experiences with Installation

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A number of good sources of information exist including the MS NNTP groups, Yahoo Sharepoint Groups, SharepointU has a forum but I did a search on Mathew Reynolds' dotnet247 site and found some good postings that may be beneficial to some people.

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In case you missed it here it is

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Jan is the current leader :) in posting Web-Parts! And his latest is one I have been looking for ! I saw one from Microsofts' Mike Fitzmaurice but it never was posted! Thanks to Jan for this one!

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Steve Eichert has an interesting posting about the need for Object Message (OM) Mappers for designing/developing SOA applications

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Serge described it nicely in his blog.

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Steven Campbell posted this Sharepoint article to the Code Project - the article describes a way to push data into a Windows 2003 SharePoint server, from a web form. He points out that the SharePoint Lists Web Service requires that you authenticate and he shows you how to code that. Roger Jennings has also written some great Sharepoint articles for Fawcette Publishing you can view some of his

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Currently there are two implementations I am aware of. The excellent one from Devhawk and the relatively new one from Jonathan Malek . I have used Jonathans' and found it pretty easy to set up. Also I tested the generated feeds with newsgator (worked great!), awasu (also good) and feedreader (oh oh blew up!! First time I have ever had a blue screen with XP!) Jonathan has released an update! I

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BizTalk Server adapter for Sharepoint libraries Quote: This article describes a Microsoft® BizTalk® Server adapter that facilitates end-to-end communication between front-end Microsoft Office System 2003 applications and back-end enterprise systems. SharePoint libraries store Office System XML data while BizTalk Server orchestration provides services for integrating that data with back-end

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Last summer when WSS was still Beta I would look at James Edelens' Blog daily because at the time he was one of the few people blogging Sharepoint. Now that I have done the excellent Barracuda Sharepoint SP401 course it is time that I went back to some of the public source code and walked through it. You can find James' calendar part here. I really enjoyed the SP401 course, the people at

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neat stuff Bob! You always where the true coder of the two of us....BONIC

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SOA Softly gives the topic justice but don't look for a definition as Fabrice states both of the two major players tend to define SOA in their own offerings image .

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In Austria e-DAY will be hosted throughout the country on March1 ,2004. Denmark hosted their most recent e-Day on Sept 1, 2003. Maybe next year we'll do something in our area?! UPDATE: SOA talk as part of the March 15th e|GOV in Vienna, Austria!

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Today is Sunday and before the week gets underway I am compiling my list of todos for the week. Lately I have spent a lot of time working with setting up WSS to work in -hh (Host header) mode that is what apptix uses for their hosting services. Basically when you host Sharepoint WSS sites you have two options. You can create a root site collection and then add sites off of that or you can use the

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Testing 1 2 3 - Here it is I've taken the plunge and want to finally share my thoughts and links! There are a lot of interesting things I come across in the course of my daily activities as an Information Worker I'll try to make this a blog you'll want to come back to! I am currently working for a 'hoster' using SharePoint Technologies which explains why I have listed some of my favorite feeds on

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