I've been working for Avanade for about two months now, and I really like it. I've gotten a few emails from people who are interviewing with the company and want to know what it is like. It is a great company to work for, especially if you like working with Microsoft technology. In fact, Gartner just...
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This morning I came across this article: Impersonation, Single Sign-on, and SPS . It is a very interesting article that lays out how to use Single Sign-on with impersonation. So the first thing I did was to get Single Sign-On setup using this MSDN article which was linked in the article. Wow! That was...
Back when I was working on version 1.1 of the RsWebParts I setup a build script for my project which I think is pretty useful. It automates the process of creating DWP files and packaging the project using the WP Packager tool . The first step in automating this process was to create a console application...
Note to self: The Page.RegisterStartupScript just outputs the text you pass to the method and doesn't add script tags. If you don't add script tags your text will be output at the bottom of every page (which is embarrassing). Why can't I remember this.... P.S. - In case you were wondering, I just discovered...
One of my recent projects was to develop a new menu system for our SharePoint portal to replace our old menu system (which was a custom menu as well). I decided to create an ASP.Net server control to do this. I created my control, signed it, deployed it to the GAC, added it to the safe control list,...
A couple of weeks ago Jan Tielens released the SmartPart version 1.0.0.0 . The SmartPart is a very cool WebPart that will host ASP.Net user controls in a SharePoint environment. This means you can use Visual Studio to edit the user controls and use the WYSIWYG editor instead of building the HTML via...
If you do web development you may find these tools invaluable: Toggle Borders The accepted way to debug complex table-based HTML pages is to add a border="1" attribute to the <TABLE> element. Toggle Borders is a utility which automates this and more. It is accessed from the context menu in Internet...