Just my ramblings on technology and software development
I've been a bit quiet on the blog lately as I've been trying to finish up several exciting things. One of them is an updated version of the SharePoint ULS Log Viewer. The original post about the ULSViewer. The key … Read More »
Auditing from within MOSS (SharePoint Server) is quite simple — There is a UI for enabling and disabling all of the events you may want to audit. There is also a facility for viewing and exporting these logs. However, what … Read More »
(The title of this post could also be: "How to disable output escaping of the columns in your SharePoint Data View from SharePoint Designer") You may have tried to use a list with a Person column as the source for … Read More »
Sorting through the SharePoint ULS log files is tedious at best. There has been significant progress is adding support to SharePoint Central Administration for viewing these logs with the SharePoint Log Viewer. However, as a consultant, I'm constantly receiving logs … Read More »
You are likely to run into this error after renaming a server with: stsadm -o renameserver Or changing the name of your domain, or the domain your server is a member of. It’s generally because you didn’t follow the appropriate … Read More »
This has become a fairly frequent request from customers using SharePoint 2007 for Web Content Management. Specifically, in a MOSS publishing site, it is requested that links are not automatically added to navigation when the pages are created in the … Read More »
A new white paper was just released that will be of interest to those of you working in the Analytics arena. It is a quick read and full of valuable information. http://img.en25.com/Web/Ascentium/AB%20and%20Multivariate%20Testing%20Landscape_0.pdf
This is the first, in a multi-part series on using Windows Server 2008 as your development O/S, and utilizing the recently released Hyper-V functionality to ease SharePoint 2007 development. Here I'll cover getting the new Hyper-V running, and in the … Read More »
If you want to configure SharePoint via code you can use the methods available in the Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration namespace. For example, to configure the Usage Logs:
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SPUsageSettings usageSettings = SPWebService.AdministrationService.UsageSettings;<br /><br /> usageSettings.LoggingEnabled = <span class="kwrd">true</span>;<br /> usageSettings.NumberLogFiles = 5;<br /> usageSettings.LogFilesDirectory = "c:\logs";<br /> usageSettings.UsageProcessingEnabled = <span class="kwrd">true</span>;<br /><br /> usageSettings.SetProcessingInterval(1, 0, 1, 0);<br /><br /> usageSettings.Update(<span class="kwrd">false</span>); |
Andrew made a post yesterday that really got me thinking about some of the great successes some big names have had with SharePoint on public facing websites. In many cases, MOSS has a very compelling story around use as a … Read More »