Pattern for creating scalable SharePoint 2010 BCS connectors
I am currently working on a project that requires me to pull in a large amount of data from an external database into a SharePoint farm and index the content for use in our search service application. The dataset is
Pattern for creating scalable SharePoint 2010 BCS connectors
I am currently working on a project that requires me to pull in a large amount of data from an external database into a SharePoint farm and index the content for use in our search service application. The dataset is
Setting MoreLinkUrl when provisioning a CoreResultsWebPart in SharePoint 2010
This post outlines how to set the MoreLinkUrl property of the CoreResultsWebPart in SharePoint 2010. My current project needed me to provision a CoreResultsWebPart on a search results page and returns results from a search scope then provide a link
Setting MoreLinkUrl when provisioning a CoreResultsWebPart in SharePoint 2010
This post outlines how to set the MoreLinkUrl property of the CoreResultsWebPart in SharePoint 2010. My current project needed me to provision a CoreResultsWebPart on a search results page and returns results from a search scope then provide a link
MatchDay Windows Phone 7 Application
A while back I switched over to a HTC HD7 running Windows Phone 7 (I have since switched back to an iPhone 4 but that’s another story). When I had an iPhone I had this handy application that aggregated news
MatchDay Windows Phone 7 Application
A while back I switched over to a HTC HD7 running Windows Phone 7 (I have since switched back to an iPhone 4 but that’s another story). When I had an iPhone I had this handy application that aggregated news
Glimpse Web Debugger with .Net 3.5 and SharePoint 2010
I started looking at the excellent web debugging tool called Glimpse that works a little like Firebug but also allows you an insight into what is happening on the server side. Glimpse works great with .Net 4.0 but I started
Glimpse Web Debugger with .Net 3.5 and SharePoint 2010
I started looking at the excellent web debugging tool called Glimpse that works a little like Firebug but also allows you an insight into what is happening on the server side. Glimpse works great with .Net 4.0 but I started
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 3 – Sandboxed solutions
In part 1 and part 2 of this series of blogs posts I covered two execution models for SharePoint 2010 that we also had in SharePoint 2007. The Full Trust and bin/CAS models are still applicable in SharePoint 2010 but
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 3 – Sandboxed solutions
In part 1 and part 2 of this series of blogs posts I covered two execution models for SharePoint 2010 that we also had in SharePoint 2007. The Full Trust and bin/CAS models are still applicable in SharePoint 2010 but
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 2 – bin/CAS
In my previous post I covered deploying your SharePoint 2010 solutions to the GAC as farm wide full trust solutions. In this post I will cover another option to deploy your solutions, the bin/CAS model. So what does bin/CAS mean?
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 2 – bin/CAS
In my previous post I covered deploying your SharePoint 2010 solutions to the GAC as farm wide full trust solutions. In this post I will cover another option to deploy your solutions, the bin/CAS model. So what does bin/CAS mean?
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 1 – Full Trust
What choices do we have? In the days of MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 you had a couple of choices when deploying code to your server farm, Full Trust GAC deployment or bin/CAS deployment. With SharePoint 2010 you have another
Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 1 – Full Trust
What choices do we have? In the days of MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 you had a couple of choices when deploying code to your server farm, Full Trust GAC deployment or bin/CAS deployment. With SharePoint 2010 you have another
