This blog is maintained for providing solutions of SharePoint issues which I stuck into so that it can be referenced by some one in need or by myself later in future.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
SharePoint 2010 Databases
SharePoint 2010 is a combination of range of products like foundation, standard, enterprise editions, project server, FAST search server for SharePoint 2010.
All these products have their own databases which are categorized as below:
| Product version and edition | Databases |
|---|---|
| SharePoint Foundation 2010 | Configuration Central Administration content Content (one or more) Usage and Health Data Collection Business Data Connectivity Application Registry service (if upgrading from Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Business Data Catalog) Subscription Settings service (if it is enabled through Windows PowerShell) |
| Additional databases for SharePoint Server 2010 Standard edition | Search service application:
State Managed Metadata Word Automation services |
| Additional databases for SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise edition | PerformancePoint |
| Additional databases for Project Server 2010 | Draft Published Archive Reporting |
| Additional database for FAST Search Server | Search administration |
For details, go to this link.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Visual Studio 11 Beta - What's new in SharePoint Developer tools
Here are the most attractive features which are available/supported in Visual Studio 11 Beta:
1. SharePoint Lists and content types can be visually created using SharePoint List Designer in Visual Studio 11 Beta.
2. NowVisual Web Parts support sandbox solutions deployment
3. Silverlight web parts are available
4. SharePoint solutions can now be published to remote SharePoint server, no matter if it's on-primises or Office 365 (SharePoint Online), remote or local.
5. Full in-built support for performance testing of SharePoint Solutions in Visual studio.
6. Better intellisense and debugging support for Javascript solutions.
7. Right API intellisense for Sandbox solutions. So no need to worry if included API will work in Sandbox solution or not.
Quite interesting list !
For further details you can refer SharePoint Developer Team blog here.
1. SharePoint Lists and content types can be visually created using SharePoint List Designer in Visual Studio 11 Beta.
2. NowVisual Web Parts support sandbox solutions deployment
3. Silverlight web parts are available
4. SharePoint solutions can now be published to remote SharePoint server, no matter if it's on-primises or Office 365 (SharePoint Online), remote or local.
5. Full in-built support for performance testing of SharePoint Solutions in Visual studio.
6. Better intellisense and debugging support for Javascript solutions.
7. Right API intellisense for Sandbox solutions. So no need to worry if included API will work in Sandbox solution or not.
Quite interesting list !
For further details you can refer SharePoint Developer Team blog here.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Top SharePoint Professionals
The Top 25 Most Influential SharePoint Thought Leaders in Social Business Today.
http://harmon.ie/news/top-25-most-influential-sharepoint-thought-leaders-social-business-today?si=top25badge
Also here is the link to find SharePoint MVPs blog with rankings!
http://www.postrank.com/user/sharepointbuzz/topic/sharepoint.mvp.blogs
http://harmon.ie/news/top-25-most-influential-sharepoint-thought-leaders-social-business-today?si=top25badge
Also here is the link to find SharePoint MVPs blog with rankings!
http://www.postrank.com/user/sharepointbuzz/topic/sharepoint.mvp.blogs
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Weather RSS feeds : Which one to choose?
Yahoo
Google
Weather channel
WeatherZone
..and the list goes on!
In my view, Yahoo weather feeds are the best one (powered by Wheather Channel) and provide fastest updates. But wait ! You can not use them for commerical purpose. See their Terms of use here : http://developer.yahoo.com/weather/
Google weather APIs are used for iGoogle and are private to them. So can't use!
Weather channel is the paid one.
WeatherZone can be the best choice although provide updates later then Yahoo. But you can use them on your website (not mentioning any non-commercial/non-profit like stuff). You can see their terms of use on this link : http://www.weatherzone.com.au/services/rss.jsp
If you have any weather API/feed please share its detail here.
Weather channel
WeatherZone
..and the list goes on!
In my view, Yahoo weather feeds are the best one (powered by Wheather Channel) and provide fastest updates. But wait ! You can not use them for commerical purpose. See their Terms of use here : http://developer.yahoo.com/weather/
Google weather APIs are used for iGoogle and are private to them. So can't use!
Weather channel is the paid one.
WeatherZone can be the best choice although provide updates later then Yahoo. But you can use them on your website (not mentioning any non-commercial/non-profit like stuff). You can see their terms of use on this link : http://www.weatherzone.com.au/services/rss.jsp
If you have any weather API/feed please share its detail here.
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