Posted in Sharepoint, tagged preliminary requirements, Sharepoint 2010 on 13/05/2009 | Leave a Comment »
From the Sharepoint Team Blog the announcement of the preliminary system requirements for Sharepoint 2010.
It is confirmed the 64 bit platform only for the Sharepoint and SQL Server
It is possible to author content in the following browsers: nternet Explorer 7, Internet Explorer 8 or Firefox 3.x
You can read this announcement here.
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint, tagged Alpha version, Office "14", Sharepoint "14" on 22/01/2009 | Leave a Comment »
We already heard that Office “14″ is around, and some say that it will be available until the end 2009 . . . or in the beginning of 2010. But what I was still to hear was that the Alpha version is a reality and it has been released to a selected testers group.
No,unfortunately I am [...]
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint, tagged development environement, Sharepoint 2007 on 8/10/2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have posted earlyer on this subject but it is often a topic in update, due to new versions of the products, therefore . . . after reading a post form Andrew Connell, why not direct you to his opinion.
From Andrew Connell blog, a post on what he uses in his Sharepont development environment.
Personally my [...]
Posted in .NET, CMS, MOSS and WSS 3.0, Other, Sharepoint on 6/10/2008 | Leave a Comment »
When you develop a project you have to take into consideration a lot of things, but one that it is often forgotten is to build components you can later reuse in other projects, there are a lot of reasons for this to happen (short projects, not enough time, specific specifications, etc…).
Well instead of looking at [...]
Posted in Sharepoint on 20/09/2007 | Leave a Comment »
Because life is not only MOSS 2007, there are still many Sharepoint 2003 here is the Service Pack 3 for WSS 2.0 and SPS 2003.
Thanks Stefan for the info.
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint on 16/05/2007 | Leave a Comment »
One of the exciting features of MOSS is the possibility of having Multilingual sites without developing a single line of code. To do this we use the variations, and the Language Packs available to install.
First install the Language packs of the languages you need
Set the settings of the Variations on the Site Settings of your [...]
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint on 16/05/2007 | 2 Comments »
The processes of migration are described in many articles and blogs, but there is one specific case were the described solution doesn’t work – to migrate a site collection in English (template set to English language) to another Portuguese (template set to Portuguese language). This issue should happen with other languages as well.
The proposed solution [...]
Posted in Sharepoint on 12/02/2007 | 1 Comment »
Even now with the MOSS version and lot’s of projects there are still some in Sharepoint 2003. This problem happened during the process of install Sharepoint 2003 and restore the client’s Intranet.
When we tried to create a new Portal it failed and we had an error log very similar with this one:
“09:07:49 Starting portal creation [...]
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint on 29/01/2007 | 15 Comments »
The migrations are very complex and troublesome processes, with MOSS we will have the need to migrate Sharepoint 2003 and CMS portals to the new platform.
This post is the description of one migration done to pass a Portal from Sharepoint 2003 to MOSS, simply by using the In-place upgrade option of the Moss upgrade installation.
It [...]
Posted in MOSS and WSS 3.0, Sharepoint on 26/01/2007 | 2 Comments »
Ervin Gayle has written an article on how we can enable anonymous users to submit information to a MOSS site using Infopath Forms.
In a very short version of the article, it consists on enabling the site to have Anonymous access, and then after creating a Forms Library setting it’s permissions to allow anonymous users to [...]
Ricardo Magalhães
