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Microsoft SharePoint Team Announces the VSeWSS version 1.2!
Excellent! Now all you SharePoint developers out there using VSeWSS who are itching to start using Visual Studio 2008 can do so :o) Read the full details in a posting the SharePoint Team Blog from Chris Johnson (another kiwi flying … Continue reading
Posted in SharePoint, Tools, Visual Studio, VSeWSS
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SharePoint Navigation Elements: How to Code with them.
I’m a pretty regular poster over on the MSDN SharePoint dev forum and one of the things that I see pop up every so often is questions about how to interact with the Navigation components that are built into SharePoint. … Continue reading
Posted in Development, SharePoint
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User Guide for VSeWSS 1.1 released
Microsoft have just released the full version of the user guide for VseWSS 1.1. For a little more information, read Paul Andrew’s blog post: http://blogs.msdn.com/pandrew/archive/2008/05/12/announcing-visual-studio-extensions-for-sharepoint-developer-user-guide.aspx Download if from: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=A8A4E775-074D-4451-BE39-459921F79787&displaylang=en Also, take a look at the authors 😉
Posted in Development, SharePoint, Visual Studio, VSeWSS
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SharePoint fails at collaboration?
What??? Here at Intergen we run a series of late afternoon seminars for interested parties called Intergen Twilight Seminars. Last night we had a guest speaker, one Michael Sampson his session was based on his whitepaper: The 7 Pillars of … Continue reading
Posted in General, Intergen, SharePoint
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Which version of VSeWSS is installed?
I’ve just had phone call from a colleague of mine asking if I knew how to tell which version of VSeWSS was installed on the machine he was using. All you need to do is pull up the About Visual … Continue reading
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Parameterised SQL Reports in SharePoint
So, I’ve developed a parameterised report and surfaced it inside a SharePoint site using the Report Viewer Web Part. Now the user has this ‘nice’ pane on the side of the report to supply the parameter value…. How do I … Continue reading
Posted in Deployment, Reporting Services, SharePoint
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Developing SQL Reports: Useful Resources
OK, so I promised more on the reporting services front. This post is just a quick follow up on that with a few resources, a.k.a blog posts from smart cookies, that I found VERY useful. A great 3 part intro … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Intergen, Reporting Services, SharePoint
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Installing SSRS in SharePoint Integrated Mode
Oops, nearly two weeks since a post! That’s a bit of an indicator of how busy I’ve been of late… Anyway, I had to set up up SQL Server Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated mode. Not too difficult on the … Continue reading
Posted in Deployment, Reporting Services, SharePoint
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VSeWSS Deployment Issue
Ok, here at Intergen we are working on the VSeWSS 1.1 User Guide. As part of this we have to create code samples in both C# and VB.NET for all the code that we produce. No big deal really. Except … Continue reading
Posted in Deployment, Development, SharePoint, VSeWSS
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SPQuery is not reusable.
So I’m writing some code to assemble some information about items in a list. My original approach was this: The problem here was that the second call to GetListItems was returning the exact same results as the first call, despite … Continue reading
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