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Blog: Deploying Web Parts
Once you start doing SharePoint development… specifically developing your own web parts, you’ll find deployment may not be a straightforward thing. Partick’s blog has a nice post about deployment of web parts. You may also have to deal wth Code Access Secrity (CAS) in .NET… there’s a good article on MSDN about this. » Deploying Web Parts - Possible Scenarios » Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services and Code Access Security- Published on
Blog: Free (useful) SharePoint WebParts [navigation, what's new, alerts, breadcrumbs]
Just got tipped off to a post on Jan Tielens’ blog that details four free web parts he built for SharePoint. There is an MSI that will install into the GAC, or there’s a ZIP that explains how to install it manually for a specific site (I prefer this… esp since I’m in more of a shared environment). The single assembly contains four web parts in Jan’s Leadit.SharePoint.Essentials: What’s New: Shows new items added to a SharePoint site.- Published on
Blog: Custom Calendar Providers: Outlook2003 & WSS
An article posted in May 2004 on MSDN was just highlighted on their front page and I just noticed it. As the teaser states: Stephen Toub walks you through customizing native Outlook 2003 integration with the Lists Web service from Windows SharePoint Services to build a Web application that serves up custom data. How will this help with WSS development? Not sure ~yet~… but definitely good code sample.- Published on
Blog: Developing WebParts with UserControls
Anyone doing Web Part development (currently for SharePoint) knows how much of a PITA it is to code the WP by hand… almost entirely from the code behind. Fons has come up with an incredible SmartPart to save a ton of time!!! Together with Jan Tielens , I have created a improved version of my User Control Container Web Part called the SmartPart for SharePoint. Jan has written an introduction and even created a video demonstrating it in action.- Published on
Blog: GDN Workspace: Jazmine Framework
I haven’t spent too much time investigating this as we’ve still been pretty busy about planning our SPS-CMS implementation, but I do plan to dig into it. I have seen it get lots of good press in numerous blogs. From GDN: An extension framework for building SharePoint Web Parts. The initial goals of this framework is to extend the base Web Part class with features needed in most common Web Parts.- Published on
Blog: SPS2003 Developer Resouces
Lamont Harrington has compiled a nice set of resources for SharePoint developers.- Published on
Blog: Nice tools from Chris Sells
Chris Sells has a page filled with some nice utilities… I especially like the .NET CollectionGen tool .