Hi.

Laurent Cotton has released a new version of his famous tool SPViewPermission Settings. You can download it on : http://spviewpermission.codeplex.com/.

In this release, some bugs have been fixed and some improvements are added like :

• New XML data storage for view permissions
• Reset button to delete all permissions on a list when an errors occurs
• Show or hide “Create or Edit view” on view selector menu
• Migration from previous version to newer

Very Useful !!

Florent.

A new article was post this morning on SharePoint Team Blog about SharePoint 2010. Steve Ballmer and Jeff Teper have announced the new version of SharePoint 2010 on SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas !

You can read all content and see some screenshots here : http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/10/19/sharepoint-2010.aspx

Florent.

Laurent Cotton Aka Suchii has released a new version of his SharePoint Tool Quick Launch on Codeplex : http://spquicklaunch.codeplex.com/

The new version fix some bugs concerning the refresh feature (about list of displayed web applications).

New feature are integrated to this release like “Open Central Administration“, “Turn On/Off debug” on SharePoint web applications. Download it !!! A must have for SharePoint developers!

Florent.

Bonjour à tous.

Cette fois ci une petite astuce SharePoint. Lors d’un petit développement de WebPart pour mon site SharePoint, je suis tombé sur une erreur pour le moins étrange.

En effet, j’utilise deux WebPart, un qui sert de source et dans lequel je génère un lien vers le second qui affiche les détail de l’item passé en paramètre, dans l’url (QueryString). Mon paramètre s’appelle “ID” et donc l’url apparait sous la forme http://……./sites/monSite/mapageAspx.aspx?ID=1 par exemple.

Pas à chaque fois, mais assez souvent je reçois le message d’erreur SharePoint :

Heureusement, j’ai trouvé une parade… il suffit de remplacer le nom du paramètre ID dans la QueryString par autre chose comme ItemId (ou tout autre nom…) et cela fonctionne.

Mais comment expliquer qu’avec le nom “ID” ça ne fonctionne pas?? Cela parait étrange! Je pense plutôt à une erreur provenant du contexte SharePoint qui cherche les paramètres courants de la QueryString et qui n’arrive pas du coup à référencer le paramètre ID… Le mystère reste entier!

Florent.

Allez c’est reparti cette année aussi ! Voila la Bewise Day Conference 2009 !

Cette année encore plus de surprises !!! La table Microsoft surface sera de la partie !!! Venez donc l’essayer…

Cette année, au programme du salon :

• Windows Azure
• Windows 7 & les nouvelles interfaces
• Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 & les VSTO
• Team Foundation Server 2010
• Windows Server 2008 R2
• Hyper-V et SCVMM 2008
• Communication unifiée
• PowerShell
• Des cadeaux à gagner (téléviseur plasma Samsung 106cm, Dell inspiron Mini 9, Xbox 360, …)
• … et tout le reste !

Pour connaitre l’intégralité du contenu & vous inscrire, cliquez sur l’image ou ici.

Venez nombreux!

Bonjour à tous. Je fais encore une entorse à mon règlement imposant les posts en anglais… pour annoncer la publication des webcasts réalisés lors de la BDC 2008 du 10 avril dernier. Rendez-vous à cette adresse : http://www.bewise.fr/fr-FR/technos/Pages/Webcasts.aspx

Vous pourrez vivre au revivre pour certains les sessions qui ont été présentées lors de cet évènement!

++Florent.

Hello.

After the announcement dealing with the Bewise Developer Conference 2008 in Toulouse, I started to work on the topic that I had to present all along this event. It’s about Microsoft Office SharePoint System (MOSS) and InfoPath forms.

I have to prepare some forms with workflows to manage records into a database (SQL Server 2005). You say that it’s easy? Sure no! Because I choose to use them with WCF services and LinQ… It’s a new experience for me…

Now I currently write an article (tutorial) exposing how to proceed… to combine LinQ accessing datas in database, use WCF to access those datas. After I planned to write how to connect InfoPath forms to methods exposed by WCF Services.

Wait & see!

Florent.

Hello! Exceptionnellement un post en français pour parler de la Bewise Developer Conference 2008 qui a lieu à Toulouse le 10 avril 2008.

C’est un évènement majeur dans la vie de chaque employé de Bewise! Au programme de ce salon :

• SQL Server 2008
• Silverlight 2
• SharePoint (Moss & WSS 3.0)
• Asp /Net
• Team System
• …

Et puis c’est aussi des cadeaux à gagner pour les participants : TV LCD 94 cm, Wii + jeu Wii Sport, GPS, DD externe, etc.

Le site officiel et les inscriptions c’est ici

Venez nombreux!!!

Hello.

Now, my websites are customized. I want to export my data from my old WSS 2.0 to my new WSS 3.0. I don’t want to use the solutions proposed by Microsoft to migrate WSS (gradual or other…), because with this system, you can’t add/delete or modifie WebParts in your old pages. The content is “frozen”. So I want to develop a software to migrate all datas automatically.

I developed it in C# using the framework .Net 2.0. I develop a method which is access to data through the web services proposed by WSS 2.0. So I store those data into entities (class). Well, I have a web entity, a list entity, …

To import those data into WSS 3.0 you have two ways. With the web services or the object model of SharePoint. I choose the second way because my application will be executed on the server where WSS 3.0 is installed. I can say this it’s much quickly too (execution duration…). So data will be re-injected into WSS 3.0 database and I can see all my libraries ans lists.

If you want to developed a generic application to export and import WSS datas, I think you should use web services; that you can execute it on a local network or through Internet.

First, I have to customize web pages which are displayed by WSS 3.0 engine.

I customize masterpage using SharePoint Designer 2007. I have tu disable the top navigation menu. To navigate throw the websites, a special WebPart was developed (a javascript dynamic menu). But you can’t delete this component, yo have to disable using the enable property of the ContentPlaceHolder (to hide it). I disable other ContentPlaceHolders that I don’t want to keep.

Now, the structure of web pages are modified and I have to change the appearance of those, using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). I copy the original CSS called “core.css” and rename it. I keep it on the original folder. To use it, in SharePoint Designer I defined it as “default masterpage”. With this change, all new websites are automatically using my new masterpage. Now I have to change colors, layout, fonts, background colors, … But be careful! Styles are used everywhere… To find the styles name you can use a web browser toolbar (for ie or firefox). It’s very useful!

Next you can export this site as a template to create a generic model of this site (*.stp == site template). So that you can replicate this website as many time as you want, using you CSS and your modifications.

I hope that this article can help you!