Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 2 – bin/CAS(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 11 months, 21 days ago

The bin/CAS model basically means that your solution assemblies are deployed to the bin folder in the root of your web application folder structure. There are two main advantages to this approach, the first is that the assembly is isolated from any other web applications on your server by virtue of the fact that it resides in the bin folder. read more...

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Execution models for SharePoint 2010: Part 1 – Full Trust(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 11 months, 21 days ago

In the days of MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0 you had a couple of choices when deploying code to your server farm, Full Trust GAC deployment or bin/CAS deployment. With SharePoint 2010 you have another two options. The two new options in SharePoint 2010 are Sandboxed solutions and a hybrid approach that gives you the ability to develop Sandboxed solutions that can call out to full trusted proxies. read more...

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MOSS 2007 Forms Based Authentication using AD LDS and Win Server 2008(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 3 years, 8 months ago

Forms Based Authentication is an attractive option for companies running MOSS 2007 because it means you can give partners and external clients access to your Sharepoint sites without having to give them a full blown Windows domain account, the only drawbacks being it’s quite tricky to set up and most people only see SQL Server as an option for a user store which gives complications with regards to maintenance of them users and less flexibility should you need to migrate them users to a full blown Windows account later on. read more...

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Dynamically adding WebParts using WebPartManagerInternals class(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 4 months ago

I needed to dynamically create these WebParts on the fly and add them to the page programmatically. I tried to do this by using the standard AddWebPart() method of the WebPartManager control but found that using this method the WebPart doesn’t seem to be added to the page correctly. read more...

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Creating a Tableless LoginControl with ASP.Net 2.0(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 6 months ago

The trouble with using some of the built in .Net controls like LoginControl and TreeView adapter is that they render their output in tables and as we know tables should only be used to display tabular data not control the layout of a web page. read more...

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Disposing Windows SharePoint Services objects(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 7 months ago

I came accross this article on MSDN about disposable WSS 3.0 objects. I recommend anyone working with the SharePoint object model to give this article a thorough read. The article outlines the fact that the two main classes in the object model SPSite and SPWeb both use unmanaged code and without proper disposal can seriously harm the performance of your SharePoint site. read more...

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Creating Templated User Controls with ASP.Net 2.0(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 9 months ago

We all know the benefits of re-usable components in our applications and User Controls in ASP.Net are an easy way to build reusable components that can be used throughout an entire web application. Templated User Controls allows us to seperate the controls data from it’s presentation because a Templated User Control does not provide a default user interface. read more...

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Multithreading with ASP.Net 2.0(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 10 months ago

Every good developer should understand the basics of how Threads and Processes work on the platform they are writing applications for. For us it’s the Windows operating system and using the .Net Framework it’s even easier to harness the power of Multithreading. read more...

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Deploying a SharePoint 2007 Web Part the easy way(leedale.wordpress.com)

submitted by leedale(95) 4 years, 11 months ago

Deploying web parts into MOSS 2007 isn’t exactly straight forward and after looking around the web for a while it became apparent that there is no ’standard’ way for deploying them. I looked at a few different options and found that creating a Solution file using Visual Studio’s CAB Setup Project was the easiest and most reusuable way of accomplishing this task. read more...

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