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SharePoint 2007 Maximum Limitations

Following is a list of names and other parameters with the maximum allowable size on each. Entity Max Permissible Size Site Name 128 characters Site URL 255 characters Display name 128 characters Connection string 384 characters Email address 128 characters

Single SignOn Error codes and what they mean

Error Code Meaning When Thrown Bubbled Behavior How To Overcome -2140993974 SSO is not configured Failure when SSO has not been setup via Central Administration Critical error logged in ULS with error code. If SSO is not configured then configure from
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Musings...

Its been quite some time since I consciously dug out time to write something here. The past couple of months have been a helluva time. I started with getting the feelers on office 12 and then the whole bunch of technological challenges that throws up.

Its here! Its here!

After months and months of anticipation the word is out on the streets regarding the WSS SP2. Yoooohoooo! Check out more stuff here at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=abba20f2-3625-4c9c-a412-ab9bbebdb5e8&displaylang=en .
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Listless

This is something really silly. Any list that is a part of a site can be accessed by using a small snippet that looks more or less like this: SPSite site = new SPSite(http://localhost"); SPWeb web = site.OpenWeb(); SPList list = web.Lists[index]; Now

Trustworthy!!

The other day I landed on a very interesting issue. Before I break in the solution, let me just try and explain the problem the way it came in. Well, there was this guy who had created a custom web part to fetch a report from some database. He was supposed

Area 51

This started of as another one of those weird things. Well, so here goes. Problem: Accessing the news listing through the Object Model. Solution : // get the reference SPSite site = new SPSite(“http://localhost”); // this will point to the portal URL

Digging the content index

Touring the Content index with the Object model

Programmatically adding a List with custom fields

When a list is created programmatically using a custom template, the custom fields do not get displayed in the UI. These fields do not become a part of the displayed fields of the default view. The Problem - A common task like uploading a file to a list

SPListItem.Update()

Now thats a funny title. This is something I worked on quite recently. Consider a scenario where you are trying to access a number of lists programmatically. The issue I dealt with was concerned with lists in a recurring event of a metting workspace.
 
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