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John W Powell
How to Copy an Assembly From the GAC to the File System
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Sometimes you need a local copy of an assembly from the GAC and here is a quick tip on how to do it. The GAC can be found in the c:\windows\assembly directory, but if you try to browse it, the following custom shell extension appears: This view...
John W Powell
SharePoint Designer Copy List Item Workflow Activity Does Not Copy All Fields
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A common SharePoint customization request is to copy or move items and documents between lists. This can be accomplished without development by creating a workflow using SharePoint Designer (SPD). With this approach, you may encounter issues with list...
John W Powell
Consume SharePoint Web Services with WCF using the Repository, Gateway, Mapper, Domain Model and Factory Design Patterns
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The SharePoint developer community has produced a wealth of knowledge and code samples that demonstrate how to consume SharePoint web services and leverage them in domain-specific applications. This information is often task-centric, such as ...
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