April 2009 - Posts
In an effort to help improve the Commerce Server 2009 evaluation experience, the Commerce Server 2009 Evaluation VPC (April 2009 version) is now available for download to partners and customers. This VPC has Commerce Server 2009 and Microsoft Office SharePoint®
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The Microsoft Commerce Server 2009 Inline Product Property Editor is a snap-in for product administration for merchandisers. This Microsoft Silverlight™ control, hosted in a ASP.NET Web Part, enables merchandisers to update product information on their
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The new Microsoft Commerce Server 2009 Template Pack offers a refreshed, contemporary “skin” of the Default site for both desktop browsers and mobile devices (specifically Windows Mobile and iPhone™). This new contemporary site is a full-featured and
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When we shipped Commerce Server 2007, we began supporting ASP.NET Authentication for SQL Authentication and ADFS for Windows Authentication. In fact, this became the preferred and directed method to handle site authentication for Commerce Server. The
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Stylesheets, page layouts and master pages in SharePoint can be used to change the way the Default Site looks, but what if you need to make quick changes to the way the out-of-the-box controls render content without having to build your own custom web
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Like all product units at Microsoft, we are very interested in your feedback as we plan our next release of Commerce Server. One of the key themes for our next release is to provide a single, unified setup experience. In order to best do that, we need
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