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when developing sharepoint web parts and applications, we use the object model and implement the public functions, etc that are available to us...after all there is quite a bit that are available and most are very useful.
what the documentation doesn't always do a good job of, however, is telling us *who* can perform the task. this is a common theme i see when working with customers and one i hit in my first sharepoint development project *way too late* in the game...we had to completely re-write areas because we made several key assumptions.
developers typically run under administrator privileges in their...
jan has some insight on the reporting services (sql server) web parts:
http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2005/01/21/358073.aspx
IFilterShop is at it again...if you need more IFilters for sharepoint, check out these guys...they've just added a chm IFilter and have a bunch others like...
chm
wma/wmv
shtml
msg
pdf+
zip
vcard
check them out: www.ifiltershop.com
UPDATE: i didn't know about these either, but they showed up in the comment thread so i thought i'd bring them to the surface: http://www.citeknet.com/ (they have some free, fully functional ifilters)
a new sample was posted on gotdotnet.com --
sharepoint query builder tool
click here
okay, so i've been looking at getting satellite radio for some time and i finally did it. i settled on siruis for various reasons which i won't go into here.
after a week of using it, here is what i have to say.
what i got: sirus monthly subscriptionequipment: blaupunkt america ar04used in: my car (jetta) -- i converted my cd-changer to an rca auxilary (now i can use my ipod too!)
# of channels:expectation: a lotreality: a lot
variety of channels:expectation: a lotreality: most of the channels are arranged in categories, and from what i can tell, the categories seem to repeat themselves...
take a look at some concepts of developing web parts in asp.net 2 (whidbey):
http://www.devsource.com/article2/0,1759,1751857,00.asp
thanks to RobertK (he seems to find the good stuff lately), i was pointed to this tool:
Admin Report Kit for sharepoint from Vyapin
it seems like a cool little utility to get quick, concise information about your sharepoint environment in a one-stop shop place. it isn't web-based and i haven't done much testing around on it, but it does a good job giving you a snapshot.
since there isn't any screenshots on the site (you can download a free trial), i'm including one here (blacked out areas are there to protect the innocent ;-)).
looking for a good solution for antivirus protection to your sharepoint environment, maybe now is the time to look at portalprotect...they are having another beta release...check it out: http://www.trendbeta.com/index.php?get=47
so if you haven't been paying much attention to whidbey (.net v2) lately, and you are a sharepoint developer, you may want to start taking a look.
whidbey will introduce the web part framework (called portal framework in whidbey for now) with .net v2. all the skills you've learned as a web part developer will help you understand the development in whidbey...so you'll have an immediate head start already.
nikhil kothari (a member of the .net team) had a great post today about cross connections on web parts in .net v2. Read it here: http://www.nikhilk.net/Entry.aspx?id=53