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To create a BCS model in Visual Studio, create a new project based on the template ‘Business Data Connectivity Model’ and give the project a name. In the next screen you can see a BSC model can be deployed only … Read More »
The first Free SharePoint eMagazines released a couple of months ago and is still available at http://www.sdn.nl/IW/FreeMagazine/tabid/139/Default.aspx Fantastic magazine with great content! The second magazine can be downloaded at http://information-worker.org/freemagazine.aspx, keep up the great work! Notice that Marianne and Mirjam … Read More »
In my previous post about the Developer Dashboard I showed you how to switch it on/off/on demand by PowerShell. Ofcourse this can be done in Visual Studio as well: Make sure, if you make a webpart to set the developer … Read More »
A nice part of document libraries and lists is the version history. Nothing new, we had it in MOSS 2007, but I previously never dived really into the version history by code. Recently I did and discovered something that might … Read More »
Because a sandboxed solution is completely isolated to its site collection only a subset of the Microsoft.SharePoint object model can be used. Only objects that operate within the current site collection are available to you, when you are building a … Read More »
When trying to add SharePoint.dll reference to a Windows Forms application in Visual Studio 2010 make sure you set the target framework to a non client profile. If you don’t you’ll get the error message: The type or namespace name … Read More »
What is SharePoint? Found a great movie on YouTube: SharePoint in Plain English. I do like much of the ‘.. in Plain English’ movies! On the DNA project at FrieslandCampina we even made our own: ‘DNA in Plain English’. We … Read More »
Sandboxed solutions are deployed to the database. This means that no files within the sandboxed solution will ever touch the file system of the server. Even dlls, xml files and aspx pages will be deployed to the database. In Central … Read More »
Accessing a SharePoint list with the jQuery SPServices is very cool and neat! But I just discovered an issue with it: Sometimes you get a message: ‘SPServices’ is null or not an object. Make sure you reference the ‘base’ jquery … Read More »
The Developer Dashboard is great to see what’s going on when loading a page in SharePoint 2010. Windows PowerShell is THE application to enable/disable the Developer Dashboard in SharePoint 2010. Here are the commands: $service=[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebService]::ContentService.DeveloperDashBoardSettings; $service.DisplayLevel = “On”; $service.Update(); The … Read More »