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  • MOSS: The form cannot be displayed because session state is not available.

    I have seen two solution of the ''The form cannot be displayed because session state is not available.'' error while loading an InfoPath form in XMLFormView Control. One is a change in web.config file. Lot of people do not recommend this change. The second solution is doing something with the SharedServices.  However, ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on October 13, 2008
  • MOSS: XmlFormView Control

    Here is a nice article about using an XmlFormView Control   A browser-enabled InfoPath form template is functionally equivalent to a form designed to run in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007, but when it is published to and opened from a server running InfoPath Forms Services, it does not require Office InfoPath 2007 to be installed on the ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on October 7, 2008
  • MOSS: Document Imaging and Capturing Solution

    If you are looking for a document capturing solution with SharePoint, check KnowledgeLake. Normally following are the phases involved in bulk document capturing:1) Batch Preparation [Human Process]2) Scanning [Human + Computer Process]3) Metadata Entry [Human + Computer Process]4) Metadata Verification [Human + Computer Process]5) Putting the ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on September 17, 2008
  • MOSS: Working with SPFieldUrlValue

    See the code below, how easy it is to set the URL field value :) SPListItem myListItem = 'write the code to get the list item having a Link item attribute'SPFieldUrlValue myLink = new SPFieldUrlValue();myLink.Description = ''Adeel's Blog''myLink.Url = ''http://www.weblogs.com.pk/abk''myListItem[''Name of the Link Attribute''] = ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on September 1, 2008
  • MOSS: Programmatically Launch/Initiate a Workflow

    Following code launches/initiates a workflow. Well I think I dont have to write ''Programmatically Lunches'' it cz its a code snippet so i guess its understood....  :) //GUID of the wokflow... you can get this from your workflow.xml file const string WF_GUID_STRING = ''2086550f-f098-41b8-9b0d-3e06125278a4'';   SPWorkflowManager ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on August 27, 2008
  • MOSS: Add Folder Type "Custom Content" Item in a List

    Following code snippet adds a Folder type ''Custom Content Type'' in a Document Library SPListItem myFolder = myDocLib.Items.Add(myDocLib.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl.ToString(),     ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on August 27, 2008
  • How to debug Event Receiver in SharePoint

    I have also worked on IBM FileNet Content Engine’s Events so I used the same technique in MOSS to debug EventReceiver. Yes the same old “Writing in Text File” trick.. public override void ItemAdded(SPItemEventProperties properties)        ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on August 1, 2008
  • State Machine or Sequential Workflows; The decision parameter

    I was reading some posts on MOSS workflows and came across a post which gave me a clear decision parameter. As I am new to Windows Workflow Foundation so I was unable to decide which type of workflow should be used for a certain problem. And now I am sure which way to go when it comes to choosing one..  If the workflow has a defined ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on August 1, 2008
  • Programming MOSS

    Getting married was easy but getting time to study something after marriage is not that easy  Development for SharePoint has always been in my ''Goals to Achieve'' list and I have waited long for a project to come where I get the chance to explore and work in Sharepoint. But I think now is the time when I should stop waiting ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on December 27, 2007
  • Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 Service Pack 2 Released

    Two weeks back after spending more than a month in Islamabad, a lifeless place (no offence guys), I came back to the city of crazy and weird yet most interesting people, the most happening place on earth... Lahore :D ....... and now I got time to write a quick post :) Yesterday Microsoft has released Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server ...
    Posted to Adeel bin Khalid (Weblog) by abk on October 19, 2005
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