October 2008 - Posts

SharePoint ACLs
17 October 08 08:31 PM

A collegaue of me in MCS Norway, Kjell-Sverre, describes in more detail the SharePoint ACLs about RoleDefinitions, RoleAssignments and Inheritance. It’s worth to take a look if you plan to play around with these. Go over to his blog and read http://kjellsj.blogspot.com/2008/10/sharepoint-acls-roledefinitions.htm Read More...

Postedby Jon Løken | 1 Comments    

How to get a richer result set in MOSS
14 October 08 12:26 PM

To present additional information in the search result will often give a better user experience. The search results web parts can easily be  modified to include meta data stored on e.g documents in MOSS. The meta data is stored via Content Types Read More...

Postedby Thomas Læhren | 3 Comments    

Filed under: MOSS, Search, End user

Estimate performance and capacity requirements for InfoPath Forms Services environments
09 October 08 10:00 AM

New document on performance published on Technet ; gives good guidance and recommendations for use of Forms Server and dataconnections. In this article: Key characteristics Test environment Test results Recommendations This performance and capacity planning Read More...

Postedby Stian Kirkeberg | 2 Comments    

Filed under: developer, Sharepoint, Codeplex, Forms

Unit testing SharePoint code
08 October 08 01:15 PM

In some projects lately I've been faced with the question about how to unit-test SharePoint code. I've been experimenting with unit testing in Visual Studio 2008 and particularly testing SharePoint code. What do I mean by "SharePoint code" ? I mean server-side Read More...

Postedby tommyo | 10 Comments    

Filed under: Sharepoint, SharePoint development, Visual Studio, Testing

How To: Creating a VS web application below a SharePoint IIS web application
02 October 08 09:38 AM

In certain scenarioes it would be very convenient to create a full Visual Studio web application below a SharePoint web application. This can be when you have a lot of asp.net files which do not have many connections or use of SharePoint functionality, Read More...

Postedby Stian Kirkeberg | 5 Comments    

Filed under: developer, SharePoint development