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Tag Archives: Development
Workflow AutoCleanup Workarounds
As many of you know I have received much attention related to my Workflow blog posts. Everything from "incendiary, headline-grabbing attempt to create a problem where none exists" comments to notifications about dissrailing SharePoint training classes with this "non issue". I … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged Administration, Development, Old SharePointblogs Site, SharePoint 2007, Workaround, Workflow
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Upgrade Solution Package with a Feature Reciever after the feature has already been deployed.
We all know by now you can deploy features using a SharePoint solution package. This is a great addition for SharePoint developers as it easily allows us to quickly and efficently upgrade our customizations, plus it helps keep everything organized. … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged Development, Features, How-To, Old SharePointblogs Site, SharePoint 2007, Solutions
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Logging exceptions to the SharePoint Trace Log (Diagnostic Logging)
Microsoft has a great piece of example code that you can copy and paste into your solution and start using on how to write to the SharePoint trace log. these are the log files that get created from setting up "Diagnostic Logging" under … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged Development, How-To, Old SharePointblogs Site, SharePoint 2007
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SharePoint Solution Doesn’t Deploy to GAC and Errors
This is a wierd issue I recently ran across. I was using remote debugging and I needed to copy over the PDB symbols file to the GAC. I used the command line to copy the file over to the appropiate … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged Development, How-To, Old SharePointblogs Site, SharePoint 2007, Solutions
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Remote Debugging GAC’d Assemblies in SharePoint
Like alot of people in the SharePoint development community I have been using a VPC to do debugging of code through SharePoint. I don't really like this because for one, running an enterprise level application plus visual studio with a … Continue reading
Posted in 2007, Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged Debugging, Development, How-To, Old SharePointblogs Site, SharePoint 2007
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