From many of the posts on the newsgroups it seems that there is a bit of a hang up on one particular problem that many of the Sharepoint Administrators and Developers are hitting when they are upgrading their old version of SPS to the new one. First off, there are 3 different ways to upgrade, but the one that seems to be causing some problems is the one where they take a copy of the old 2.0 database and attach it to a new 3.0 instance. This in turn is supposed to upgrade the 2.0 database to be accessable ......
Yep, that is the case at it is unfolding on the SharePoint team blog site about the "RTM" release of the SDK that is supposed to be the cornerstone of information for the product. Unfortunately it has come down to many very pissed off developers that are trying to keep up with a high demand of the new system from their customers and finding that there just isn't any good information any where on much of the API or other parts of the system that seem to be in high demand. I for one am suffering the ......
Okay, so there has been an issue with the portal that I have been working on where an anonymous user could not get to a certain subsite. I turned to this article, which was very helpful previously with getting some anonymous stuff set up previously. The problem is that on the Site level Anonymous Access I wasn't able to see the selection in the Settting tab of the permissions list that said "Anonymous Permissions". They just were not there. Then I happened to realize that when I looked at the url, ......
All, In a previous post I had mentioned the problems we were having running ASP.NET 1.1 applications side by side with Sharepoint 2007 (MOSS). Well, now there is a good bit of information on the support site for Microsoft. A great colleague of mine sent me this link pointing out the modifications that you need to make to the config files to allow applications to work side by side. This should make things much easier for many people. Check out the link here. Happy Coding. Michael ......
Have you ever been surrounded by so much information about a subject that you were almost depressed that you still couldn't get anything of substance working? That is exactly the way I am feeling right now about Sharepoint Workflows in Visual Studio 2005. I am trying to create a (what I think should be simple) Escalating Approval Workflow and progress is SSSSSLLLLLLLOOOOOOOWWWW! If you do a search on Google you get a lot of good information on so many aspects creating workflows in VS2005 and Sharepoint. ......