MOSS 2007
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MOSS 2007
SharePoint Team Announces SharePoint 2010 Preliminary System Requirements Highlights The next version of SharePoint will officially be called SharePoint 2010. It was announced today that SharePoint 2010 will have the following system requirements: SharePoint Server 2010 will be 64-bit only. SharePoint Server 2010 will require 64-bit Windows Server 2008 or 64-bit Windows Server 2008 R2. SharePoint Server 2010 will require 64-bit SQL Server 2008 or 64-bit SQL Server 2005. This Upgrade Checker can be...
Issue: How to prevent content such as list and document libraries from being indexed? Solution: Open the Advanced Settings for a SharePoint List. Check the “No” for “Allow items from this document library to appear in search results?” Note: SharePoint’s Object Model can also be used to programmatically set the list’s NoCrawl Property to false. Additional Information: Follow me on twitter @dbottjer Related Posts: Manipulating SharePoint Lists with Code 403 Error When Accessing searchspsettings.aspx...
Configure the RAD Editor Lite to use the MossImageManager The RAD Editor Lite is a common replacement for the out-of-the-box MOSS 2007 Rich Text Editor. The RAD editor is really quite feature rich. However, on a recent project we didn’t like how the RAD Editor was handling image uploads through the editor. After a little digging through some help docs we found out you can easily configure the RAD Editor to use the default MOSS Image Manager. Solution: To use the MOSS Image Manager you need to modify...
Details: I’m @ the MVP Summit this week in Redmond and was invited by Budy Djunaedi Speakers Coordinator .Net Developers Assoc. to Speak tonight at 7 PM. I will be co presenting with fellow MVP Caleb Jenkins. Acknowledgements: I would like to thank my MVP lead Suzanna Moran for helping to arrange this opportunity. I would also like to thank my presentation coach Shari Alexander for helping me prepare for this presentation. Presentation: From Knee Jerk Reactions to Proactive Solutions - 12 Tips for...
As developers we are so used to having multiple ways to accomplish a given task. It should come as no surprise that SharePoint offer us the same opportunities :)... For example, I have been involved in the Architecture and development of several public facing MOSS 2007 sites. As a result our team at SpringPoint Technologies has become quite familiar with the capabilities of Publishing. Unfortunately, when it comes to checking/viewing the status of published content I have often just navigated to...
Event: Tulsa SharePoint Interest Group meeting on Monday, January 12th, 2009! Speaker: Chris McLean Topic: 3 Headed Dogs that ARF! About the Presenter: Chris McLean is a MCPD: Windows Application Developer & MCTS: MOSS 2007 Configuration and is currently working for Atlas Pipeline Mid-Continent on a nice sized MOSS & K2 farm. Chris will be giving presenting: 3 headed dogs that ARF! A troubleshooting checklist for kerberos and how to build Sharepoint sites that don't blow chunks w/ ARF! A...
SPWeb.Groups and SPWeb.SiteGroups WSS 3.0 deprecates the site group concept used in WSS 2.0. As a result manipulating groups and security objects through the object model can be less than obvious. For Example, a developer may try to add a group to a sub site (SPWeb) using this syntax SPWeb.Groups.Add(Group Name). However, in WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 this code will result in the following error: “You cannot add a group directly to the Groups collection. You can add a group to the SiteGroups collection.”...
How do I create a custom list? 1: Guid listId = webSite.Lists.Add("Sample", "Sample List", SPListTemplateType.GenericL... 2: How to determine if a list already exists within an SPWeb? 1: public static bool DoesListExist(SPWeb web, String listName) 2: { 3: foreach (SPList list in web.Lists) 4: { 5: if (true == list.Title.Equals(listName, StringComparison.OrdinalIgn... 6: return true; 7: } 8: return false; 9: } How to determine if a column (field) already exists? 1: if (!list.Fields.ContainsField...
I see customers expressing more interest in is SharePoint Search. Many clients are shocked to learn SharePoint has a powerful and very configurable search engine built in. Search can crawl anything from network shares to public web sites. Out of the box SharePoint supports the crawling and indexing of many file types which of course include Microsoft Office Documents. However, SharePoint can be made aware of additional file types such as PDF's and DWG's. Furthermore, IFilters can be installed which...
Problem: We were installing code on a MOSS 2007 Medium Farm Deployment. We noticed the servers were missing sever WSS/MOSS 2007 related patches. We applied the missing patches but then realized Search was no longer functioning properly. One of the most noticeable issues was we could no longer access the "Search Settings" page under the primary SSP. Prior to applying the patches this page was accessible but now we just saw a 403 Forbidden Error. The event logs and the SharePoint logs weren't much...
Problem: We just installed a Medium MOSS 07 Farm. The Farm has two front end webs and a dedicated indexing server. The two front end webs are configured to execute search queries. The SSP Admin site was loading and a search content source could be selected. However, after specify a schedule for the selected content source and clicking ok an access denied error would appear on the schedule management window. The message said "Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))."...
When I refer to SharePoint I am referring to both Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS 3.0) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS 2007). SharePoint is often thought of as an intranet portal. However, many public web sites are now powered by SharePoint. One compelling reason for this is the powerful publishing capabilities built into MOSS 2007 Enterprise. Furthermore, it is much easier to brand sites in the latest versions of SharePoint then previous versions. SharePoint know leverages masterpages...