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If you have created your custom ASPX and getting “File Not Found” exception; here are few possible reasons and solutions
Place the assembly (DLL) containing the code behind code into the sharepoint web application’s bin folder. If it resolves the issue but you don’t want to keep the DLL into web application’s bin folder and instead want to have ...
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Most of the things in Microsoft Dynamics GP are Dexterity based; which is a RAD scripting like environment with rich support for Forms, Tables etc; something like PL/SQL. Dynamics GP also supports .NET based clients assemblies that you can load against GP forms; for that you need to create form factories according to the Dynamics GP expectations. ...
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SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services SP2 or later can be integrated with Sharepoint. Setting it up is bit tricky. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee384252.aspx URL is must read to troubleshoot the issues. For me following worked
Ensure only Windows Integrated Authentication is checked on http://server/ReportServer
DisableLoopBackCheck ...
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Coding Event Receivers with Visual Studio Extensions for Windows Sharepoint Services (VSeWSS) is easy; you add it into your project using Add New Item –> Sharepoint / Event Receiver. You dont need to add “EventReceiver” in the name; as it will automatically post fix; ItemEventReceiver and ListEventReceiver names to the two classes that it ...
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From the BB13 video you must have learned that you can create Sharepoint Custom Lists from Visual Studio is quite easy. The experience over all is not very great; as you have to edit the XML files. The easiest way however is that you create your Custom List using the Sharepoint web interface; and once the list is well established; script it ...
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Sorry for not posting regularly lately; I was away busy learning/using/preaching and coaching about Silverlight and Sharepoint. All in all, it was great learning expereince!
Sharepoint development is bit tricky to start with. Sharepoint is flexible and thus bit complicated to deal with. There are number of ways for Sharepoint Development. I opted ...
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As soon as you start the implementation of SharePoint Portal Server, you will get confused regarding the usage of SharePoint Area and Topics. The similarity makes a newbie puzzled. After looking on the internet, this is best explanation I found, http://kjellsj.blogspot.com/2005/05/sharepoint-areas-and-topics-for.html
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If you have installed SharePoint Portal Server on Windows 2003 Server after installing Service Pack 1, you may face problems in configuring the Single Sign On Service. You will get error like
''Failed to connect to the database server. Verify connectivity and rights for the configuration account and try again.''
Thinking that problem is from my ...
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Customizing ONET.XML of MySite (SPSMSITE) template
In the template folder you will also find the default template for the MySite configuration. You might think this works in the same matter as the other templates, but no. Editing the default.aspx in the SPSMSITE folder has the same effect, but altering ONET.XML has no effect. This is due to the ...
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Great detailed post comparing the two
http://weblogs.asp.net/bsimser/archive/2006/01/31/437023.aspx
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/rjdudley/archive/2006/01/18/14755.aspx
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