Links (8/30/2007)
Posted by Steve Pietrek on August 30, 2007
- **** Create DDF/WSP Tool – now with Manifest!
- **** SharePoint Resource Guide
- **** SharePoint 2007 – Development and Engineering Practices
- Which SharePoint edition is right for you? – includes pricing
- Progammatically Adding Folders to a SharePoint List
- Importing a Word Document using InfoPath 2007 (Simple Example)
- Extend The PublishingLayoutPage Class – Create Your Own to Run Code in the ‘Page’
- Document Library “Send to” copies a bit broken
- Knowledge Base application template – don’t try to move it!
- Dynamic CAML Query
- Testing Whether A User Has SPBasePermission On SPList Object
- .NET Rocks! #268 – Vishwas Lele on MOSS as an Application Platform
- Permissions, Security – useful resources
- How to free your DataForm WebPart from those nasty GUIDs
- SharePoint applications – Architecture and Design lessons learned (so far)
- Creating a library of user controls in a single DLL – and that will work in MOSS!
- Adding a document Link to a Sharepoint Document Library in code
- Programmatically getting the value of an SPField from inside a publishing page
- Getting the call stack inside of Sharepoint 2007 / WSS v3
- Adding a custom Resource file to use in your Sharepoint 2007 Feature.xml file
- SPGridview and collapsed grouping by default
- SPContext.Current.FormContext
- SPFormContext –
if (SPContext.Current.FormContext.FormMode == SPControlMode.Display){ } - SharePoint Publishing’s including the Long Awaited SharePoint Data Migration Tools from Kimmo Forss!
- UI matters (Revisited): Menus and ToolBars vs. Office 2007 Ribbons
- MOSS 2007 and SPS 2003/SPS 2001 migration tools public release
- Bringing Live Search to your SharePoint Site
- AJAX SharePoint List Rotator WebPart
- Crawling a DFS Tree in SharePoint Server 2007
- Web Services on SharePoint – making F5 Work
Harlan said
I saw your post about the SPMigration tool, which is great, but I wanted something a biteasier to use and just for Exchange Public Folders and SharePoint.
I recently hired a developer to build a tool that that migrates Exchange public folder data to SharePoint. It is a .Net application, a self contained exe, and only needs to run on workstation with Outlook. You just point to an exchange server and a sharepoint server and click a migrate button. It is now complete and I would like to share the code with others so that it can be refined and customized as needed.
Your blog looks to be a good source to get communications like this out. I uploaded it to http://www.codeplex.com/pfmigration. Let me know if you find the tool valuable to post something about it
Thanks in advance!
Harlan