Just my ramblings on technology and software development
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 »
If you see this post it means that BlogEngine.NET 1.4.5 is running and the hard part of creating your own blog is done. There is only a few things left to do. Write Permissions To be able to log in … Read More »
One of the most common extranet scenarios is the back-to-back perimeter model, wherein your entire SharePoint farm lives in the perimeter network with it’s own domain controller, while maintaining a trust relationship with the corporate network. So, the next time … Read More »
VSeWSS 1.2 was released today, and you can now leverage Visual Studio 2008 to build your SharePoint projects instead of Visual Studio 2005. http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2008/06/04/announcing-the-vsewss-version-1-2.aspx It also appears the SharePoint team has launched a new development oriented site with documentation, samples, … Read More »
After installing SharePoint (MOSS) SP1, I ran into a problem with many of my Content Editor Web Parts (CEWP) wherein when you press ‘edit’ instead of showing the nice toolbar, you get a javascript error. "Object does not support this … Read More »