Web Cite

This is just for information, I like the concept and work by this org. You may also like it.

WebCite

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Source code of the .NET Framework Libraries

Source code of the .NET Framework Libraries - This is one is the interesting and exciting thing I ever think of. Yes, Now .NET developers can debug the source of the .NET Libraries. This could help a lot to the developers struggling with their complex / simple source code.

I am writing this in reference to the following article posted on the internet. Pls. following this for further detail.

Releasing the Source Code for the .NET Framework Libraries



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Workflow in MOSS

It's been 3 years I have been using MOSS but I never got chance of creating a Workflow, nor I did try to learn it :(. The sad part if I have never tried it and good part is its such a great functionality to use.

So I how did I design my first work flow - I used web browser to create it. There is other way to do it - Microsoft SharePoint Designer, and one more way to do it by using Visual Studio 2005 and +.

Questions came in my mind -

1. How to create multi step workflow from browser?
ANS:(use SP Designer)
2. How to edit workflow in SharePoint Designer?
ANS : (File -> Open Workflow -> Select workflow to edit.)
3. How do I add more conditions to a workflow engine?
4. How do I add more actions to workflow engine?
5. How do I embed business logic in workflow?

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Speeding up the SharePoint performance

I have found very interesting blog on speeding up the SharePoint performance. This hepls in understanding how the sharepoint pages and other resource files are working togeather to render the it.

This artical talks about SharePoint.Microsoft.Com site.

How we did it speeding up sharepoint microsoft.com


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Adding Menu to List in MOSS

Here is the sameple code to demonstrate - How to add menu items in List Action Menu in MOSS 2007. Following code add one menu item named "Print List" and click event is described by UrlAction in a separate tag.



<br /><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" <elements xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/"><br /><br /><!-- Add the action to the List Toolbar Actions Menu Dropdown --><br /><br /><customaction id="SPSTIPS.PrintListActionsToolbar" registrationtype="List" groupid="ActionsMenu" location="Microsoft.SharePoint.StandardMenu" sequence="1000" title="Print List"> <br /><br /><urlaction url="{SiteUrl}/_layouts/PrintList.aspx?list={ListId}"><br /><br /></customaction><br /><br /></elements><br /><br /><br /><br />

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Sharepoint 2010

Yes, Sharepoint 2010.

Have a look @ following URL. I am excite about it.


SharePoint 2010

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