.Net and MOSS News

If you try to install a language pack for Sharepoint on your Windows 7, you’ll receive an error indicating that you need at least Windows Server 2008 SP2. As for Sharepoint installation, we will to extract the installation files and modify the configuration file. Do the following : ServerLanguagePack.exe /extract:C:\temp\SPLanguagePack Go to the directory Files\Setup [...]

You are trying to use taxonomy with your Sharepoint farm but when you try to configure it, you obtain the following error : “The Managed Metadata Service or Connection is currently not available. The Application Pool or Managed Metadata Web Service may not have been started. Please Contact your Administrator.”. Check if the managed metadata [...]

This post is just for memory. A colleague asked me recently if it is possible to reduce the size of a javascript file and if we can combine multiple javascript files in one. After some research, I found this very interesting post about how to ask Visual Studio to  reduce the file size and slowing [...]

Imagine, you just develop a new feature to add to your Sharepoint farm. Once packaged, you want to deploy it. You decide to use Powershell because it is THE new shell to manage Sharepoint. First, you have to add the solution using Add-SPSolution commandlet : Add-SPSolution -LiteralPath “c:\deploy\projectlist.wsp” If the solution is successfully added, you [...]

It was long time since I have write anything. I will try to post my different thoughts and discoveries about Sharepoint 2010 when I could find some time. Let’s start with the new IDE, all included for Sharepoint 2010 : Visual Studio 2010. No need to add plug-in or to do some batch or script [...]

I’m a bit late but Microsoft publish a Security Advisor about a vulnerability in ASP.Net allowing attacker to read data from server or read encrypted viewstate. This vulnerability exists since .Net 1.1 and affects Sharepoint products too, 2007 et 2010. SPS 2003 is not concerned. To learn more, see Microsoft Security Advisory (2416728) Sharepoint team [...]

Il est vrai que l’on est en droit de se poser la question. IE6 date de 2001, les versions 7 et 8 du navigateur sont disponibles et beaucoup plus récentes. Pourtant, de très nombreuses entreprises utilisent toujours IE6 comme “norme”. Pour quelles raisons ? Essentiellement pour des raisons de coût : coût de migration des [...]

Et voilà, depuis ce matin, je suis MCTS certifiée WSS 3.0 Configuring (70-631) et MOSS 2007 Configuring (70-630).

L’information est tombée sur le blog de l’équipe, ici. Il ne reste plus qu’à attendre la sortie officielle prévue le 12 Mai : Save The Date.

Vous êtes en train de configurer SP 2010 et vous obtenez cette erreur : An exception of type System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException was thrown. Additional exception information: Cannot open database “Sharepoint_AdminContent_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx” requested by the login. The login failed. Login failed for user ‘Domain\Username’. Celle-ci se produit si vous avez désinstallé SP 2010 avant de tenter de le réinstaller. [...]