DEFINITIO “Magnus” Requisita SharePoint

Ut postulaverat: et promiserunt, I’ve uploaded my presentation on how to obtain "great" requirements from end users for SharePoint projects and implementations. It’s here: http://cid-1cc1edb3daa9b8aa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/SharePoint/Paul 20Galvin%%% 20Great 20Requirements.zip

Ego in hoc sistebat SharePoint Optimus Actiones in conloquium Feb 2009 (www.sharepointbestpractices.com). If you attended the conference, youll 'adepto is in colloquio DVD.

The presentation includes a lot of notes with most slides. It’s not just bullet points.

(Vide hic in aliis meis ad praesentationem causa studio in regimine: http://paulgalvin.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!1CC1EDB3DAA9B8AA!3099.entry

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“Ferus Occidentalium” PowerPoint Presentation regiminis

I just finished up my "Wild West" Optimus Actiones ad colloquium hic, præsentatione regiminis SharePoint rogatus eram ut tegerem iaculis dictum mi ut meus blog, hic itaque est: http://cid-1cc1edb3daa9b8aa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/SharePoint/Paul 20Galvin%%% 20Wild 20West.zip

(Paenitet enim violam ioco!)

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Continere Lorem Ipsum conuersacionis Custom Lists (Iterum)

Maturius mensis huius, Ego confletur articulus primitus cogitavit ad Mark Miller scriptor www.endusersharepont.com. Autem, Ego pro usus huiusmodi Dustin Tacitus crucis uteretur ad finem Graduate ad propellendum meum (terribilis! amicus!) Vestibulum at TechTarget.

Haec est alia SharePoint Designer workflow articulus in eadem habetur linea ac recentiorum industriam meam hie: http://www.endusersharepoint.com/?p=1226 ("Use Control Lists to Create Flexible Workflow Solutions").

Is satus, sicut hic:

Have vos umquam voluit te posse a temporaliter disable SharePoint Designer workflow? Ut vos volo efficio hunc in ut probare massa a magna documenta sine occasu procul dozens - an nusquam centuriones - superfluum workflows.

Uno modo perficere workflow est ad obvius punctum Designer et disable is usura Share. Id, youll 'postulo ut patefacio sursum SharePoint Designer, obvius workflow, mutat eius proprietatibus et salvabo eam re-. Forsit est ut suus modus qui paulo Nuntius terror campanis in sortem maxime turmas et amo tinniant.

In genere, fiddling circumferamur SharePoint Designer workflows non est bonum usu in productione environment, nec aliqua pars temperata.

The article then walks you through a solution to this problem that uses a custom list to turn the WF on or off as needs dictate. Lege totum hie (http://wp.bitpipe.com/resource/org_1127860336_240/SharePoint_vol5_v6% 201_16.pdf).

Hoc articulum quaeritur quaestionem in foro de hic incitabat: http://www.endusersharepoint.com/STP/. Quamquam ego multo tempore maneret super MSDN forums, Ego fortiter suadeo ut vos have a Peek ad forum tam EUSP, particularly for end user oriented questions. It’s yet another source of good information and advice.

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Uti Control Lists ad Partum flexibilia Lorem Ipsum Solutions

Ultima septimana, Marcus Tullius Cicero missae novissima mea SharePoint Designer workflow articulum finem users in site (http://www.endusersharepoint.com/?p=1226).

Is satus, sicut hic:

Nos technicae rationes uti multus of jargon et acronyms cotidiana consuetudine movendum ut "OOP" (obiectum orientatur programming), "CT" (Contentus Lorem), "SPD" (SharePoint amet), "RTFM" (placere legere manual), etc. This article concerns itself with a particular bugaboo called “hard coding:"Quid est,, quare et quomodo ad illud vitandum est malum in SharePoint excogitatoris workflow solutiones.

I describe how we can use custom lists to store workflow control and configuration data. Using this approach, ut vitare queamus difficile coding values ​​probatores’ email oratio, approbatio pupa limites, etc.

Reprehendo eam.

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Regimen et SharePoint Quaerere – Numquam sero dolor sit amet

Ego scripsit articulus (http://searchwinit.techtarget.com/tip/0, (CCLXXXIX)CDLXXXIII, sid1_gci1345231_mem1, 00.html #) nam SearchWinIT.com on governance as it relates to SharePoint Search. It’s not in my usual "voice" but that’s editing for you 🙂

Hic est quam incipiat:

Quamquam paene omni parte prosit SharePoint potest fortis consilii gubernatione, MOSS 2007’s enterprise search functionality benefits most of all.

Quasi ex omnibus partibus SharePoint, circa regimen est et nuntium portans bonum et malum. Nam multa Institutis, Fama, malum est quod ubi nihil arduum consilii gubernatione incorporare.

Sed hic 'evangelizare: Te potest cito configurare et emendare in omni fere tempore negotiis quaero. Cumque implement regimen consilio congressus quaerere, intueri potes quod immediate consequitur.

Una cum quaestionibus regiminis SharePoint et turmas saepe adepto est, quod in alto genu SharePoint consilium et non ex tunc regiminis, there’s no easy path forward to solve it. No so with Search. Read the article to get my thoughts on that subject.

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Mauris GRAVITER praesentatione, Wednesday 01/28, Meridies EDT

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet semper facit online praesentatione Morbi a ipsum tellus at magna EMC 12:00 sexta feria quarta EDT, 01/28. Nescio quid sperare de, in terms of attendance. Autem, utpote Im duceret, Si tibi nunc dicam, quod sperare nam.

I’m going to be describing what we here at EMC mean when we talk about "Enterprise Search." I’m distinguishing between regular old SharePoint Search (quae per se est satis utilis) et Enterprise Quaerere, quae est multo maior, nastier, interesting quaestionem solvere et perplexa,.

Im 'iens ut a bonus tool usus argumento, quod jejunium, dum conatur solvere problema Enterprise Quaerere (et ponam quibusdam similitudinibus ad canales Dum ego in eo). This obviously ties into SharePoint and will be a part of the community’s fabric over the course of 2009 and beyond. That’s the hook for anyone reading my blog here.

Si vos es interested in ieiunio, Licere puto utilem invenies tempus sufficiens loqui de me ipso audiunt.

Suus ipsum præsentationem, In fine autem omnes ipsum dolor, tunc sic semper defluere.

Fortis EMC ipsum apparatus provisum mihi signup nexum, ita placere uti ad subcriptio.

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Sui ministerium Site creatio non prorsus Per Partum Sites

Sicut multa genera SharePoint Consultoris, I’ve been exposed to a lot of SharePoint functionality. ALIQUOTIES, I dive pretty deep. Other times I just notice it as I’m flying by to another set of menu options. One of those is "self-service site creation." I haven’t had a need for it until this week.

Hoc septimana, I need to solve a business problem which I think is going to become more common as companies loosen up and embrace more direct end user control over SharePoint. In hoc, I’ve designed a site template to support a specific end user community. Folks in this community should be able to create their own sites at will using this template whenever the urge strikes them.

I recalled seeing "self-service site creation" before and I’ve always tucked that away in the back of my head thinking that "self service site creation" lingo est sensus SharePoint, satis patet, something like "turn me on if you want end users to be able to create sites when they want to."

Ita, Ego convertam eum, experior is sicco pro me, it’s not creating sites. It’s creating site Collectiones. Pretty big difference. That’s not what I want, Minime.

It is possible to let end users create new sub sites via a custom permission level. This is exactly where I would have gone in the first place except that the label "self-service site creation" label deceived me. Via twitter, I learn that it’s deceived others as well 🙂

Ego tamen paulo plus operatur quam providere de purus turpis pulvinar sit amet commorantem, but there’s a definite path to follow. Just don’t get distracted by that label.

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Maecenas sagittis velit at loquens Lugduni SharePoint

Ego potest offerens in Neo-Eboracensis SharePoint Maecenas et ipsum coetus coetus 6th Novi Eboraci in Microsoft officia Ave die martis, 01/27 ad 6:00 PM (iustus a septimana nunc supra!).

Hic Signum.

Suus 'iens futurus a technica præsentationem ubi ambula per processus of partum quod actio potest consuetudo workflow, et installed in packaged SharePoint environment et adsueta SharePoint Designer creare declarativum workflow solutiones.

Hoc existimas: http://www.codeplex.com/spdactivities

Faciam ut pergam paulo evangelizandi, making the case that developers should really think hard about the benefits of this kind of effort. it goes something like this: Da diem hunc piscem manducet, et aedificabo ei consuetudinem workflow actio potest peragendam consilium, et negotium suum pro processu, invenire pisces (aut ullum aliud alimentum!) et relinquam in tincidunt vestibulum id solus facere gravis officium complexu tincidunt optima facere.

Donec elit accumsan ut patet sessionem, but I do encourage curious end users and admins to show up. Even though the specific process of creating a custom action is targeted directly at developers, non est sermo de meta.

Spero ut ibi te pervideat.

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A Web VICARIUS Server obsistere conati Me Ex Installing Fenestra Lorem Ipsum Foundation, Sed ego vincisse

I’m working at a client site and needed to install windows workflow foundation so that I could so some SharePoint Designer work. (Ego nesciebam donec hodie quod SPD installs bysso sed revera indiget ad minus. NET 2.0 quod Fenestra Lorem Ipsum Foundation esse realiter utibile; Ego semper assumpta hi installed una cum SPD, sed denique fallor).

The client has a proxy server. No problem, I have credentials to get outside to the public Internets. I go to the usual place to download WWF (SPD dum me gere, cum a link). That download is really a bootstrap of sorts. It runs and figures out what else it needs to download. That second download process failed. It either does not try at all, or is somehow prevented from asking for proxy server credentials. It was a pretty hard crash, praebentes mihi verba:

Microsoft. NET Framework 3.0 has encountered a problem during setup. Setup did not complete successfully.

Ego conatus ut reboot et impendebantur 10 seconds trying to figure out if I could get it to ask me for proxy server credentials. I gave up and went here instead: .NET Framework 3.5 Pack servitium 1 (Pleni Sarcina).

Quod ego sarcina downloaded, et hoc tempore installed, haud problems.

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Usura pondero in Microsoft.SharePoint.dll

Redgate .NET Reflector Michael Blumenthal has put up an article about alerts and views ("Which views can be used when Creating an Alert ?"), which is interesting on its own merits. Autem, I was even more interested to see how he methodically walks through the process of using Redgate’s .NET Reflector. Step by step, he shows how to use that tool track down how SharePoint determines whether a view on a list should be "subscribable" pro defectu melius verbum (he explains this much better than I do 🙂 ).

At this point in the SharePoint era, you’d almost have to be deaf and blind to have not heard or read about using that tool. It’s advanced stuff and my own sense is that it’s in many ways a tool of last resort. Autem, if you think you need it but don’t really know how, Michael’s write-up seems like a great tutorial on this subject.

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