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Just thought I'd blog this as I had trawled the web and come up with all sorts of complex answers. The scenario - a Windows Authenticated SharePoint site running Excel Services but anytime a user refreshed a data connection through a browsable Excel...
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Steve Smith and Spencer Harbar (again - oh no I've become his groupie!) were discussing Best Practice around setting up Intranet, Extranet and Internet sites - far too detailed to relay here I'll stick a link up when the slide deck becomes available...
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I haven't done much on the Internet Content Management side lately which is my way of getting in my apologies/excuses for not knowing about this feature (call it expectation management - I won't ask what your expectations were). Another great...
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Sorry for the Glen Campbell reference - couldn't resist, I'm getting help with it. I promised some more on Eric Shupps excellent presentation on Custom Site Definitions. There's a guide on Mr Shupp's blog on how to build a Custom...
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Given the tag line I'll bet you guessed this post is going to have a SharePoint Designer theme. I was in a brilliant talk by Eric Shupps (the SharePoint Cowboy) on branding and custom site definitions (more of which in a later post) when he reminded...
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Since this is a Best Practices conference there has been much discussion of what not to do. However, there seems to be divided opinion on what to call... well the opposite (see what I mean). I've heard 'Poor Practice', 'Bad Practice'...
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There's been a lot of Twittering in the ether of late regarding just where Spencer Harbar's accent has migrated to. It's obviously bothering him because before he even started his talk on SharePoint Farm Misconceptions he had apologised for...
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I was going to start by sticking in a picture of the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre but I'm not sure if I really want to inflict that on you - I'll see how my mood develops later in the day. All I can say is at least when you're in it...
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The conference kicks off in London tomorrow and there seems to be plenty to interest anybody with even the vaguest, passing intimation of an interest in any of MOSS' myriad of forms. The first of these was held in Washington DC last year and demand...
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Something that you will learn to realise with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is how important it is to have a handle on the SQL Server aspects of your farm installation. Ok, if you install everything on a single box and use Express edition you...
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Recently I had a chance to develop an application in the core of which laid a model called a Composite Smart Client. In the next few posts I would like to share my experience and opinion related to this technology. Composite Smart Client model is actually...
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Is ASP.NET MVC ready for production use? ASP.NET MVC Beta version was the first one to come with an explicit go-live licence. We went live with our first ASP.NET MVC website in December, based on ASP.NET MVC Beta and the results have so far been very...
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I am part of a team within Charteris that is qualified to deliver consulting under the SharePoint Deployment Planning Services (SDPS) program from Microsoft. “What is SDPS?” I hear you cry, “Why should I care?”. The idea of SDPS is to help Microsoft Software...
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A recent visit I made to install SharePoint for a production extranet reminded me of the importance to plan ahead and make sure that the prerequisites for successful installation and operation are in place before a visit. The big difference between development...
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In the last post we saw how an ASP.NET MVC request gets routed through to the MVC framework through the ASP.NET framework. We also saw that the MvcHandler class is the HttpHandler responsible for servicing an ASP.NET MVC-request. A simplistic view of...
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