Monthly Archives: March 2009
Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook 2007 – increasing SharePoint solution adoption
New article published on SSWUG: Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook 2007 – increasing SharePoint solution adoption: http://www.sswug.org/articles/viewarticle.aspx?id=43657
How file upload functionality on your site can easily cause a security breach
I’m sure you won’t have to take a long time to think of a situation where you need your users to give an ability to upload images and other files to the site for further processing. Well, here is something … Continue reading
SharePoint Custom Solution Deployment: approach to more maintainable implementations
Here is one of my latest SSWUG articles, this time around best practices to SharePoint custom solution deployment available here: SharePoint Custom Solution Deployment: approach to more maintainable implementations
Examples of infrastructure changes really blowing up your custom apps
Patching and applying infrastructure updates is a common thing. Keep in mind however, that running custom applications in your environment means that pretty much every component that may be used by the custom system needs to be checked to ensure … Continue reading
Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook 2007 – Part2
… continued from part 1 If you’re used to developing SharePoint components, you might think you can use SharePoint object model to access various site objects like sub-sites and document libraries. Let me disappoint you, since our add-in will … Continue reading
Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook 2007 – Part1
If you’re rolling out SharePoint based intranet in your organization – you’re probably anxious to see how your users start using this new solution for all of their document management needs and more. In many environment users have relied on … Continue reading
SharePoint custom solution deployment, done right
Most of the time, especially on smaller scale implementations it’s easy to forget about the effort required to deploy your solution and therefore you might end up with the situation where you need to deploy your customizations manually (that is … Continue reading
Using SharePoint Lists to generate reports as MS Word Documents
Another article posted on SSWUG.ORG, this time around generating reports from your SharePoint list in a customized format: http://www.sswug.org/articles/viewarticle.aspx?id=43278