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Improved SharePoint Meeting Workspace with template based Meeting Minutes

fd2000 — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

SharePoint out-of-the-box provides basic meeting lifecycle management features. Typical customer requirements however go far beyond this in case of:

Planning for the meeting: Setting the meeting time and place using Outlook and / or SharePoint, inviting attendees, defining required and optional attendees, define the attendee role (Organizer, Attendee, Minute Taker), rescheduling notifications, tracking attendee responses, defining the agenda, collecting and providing materials that will be required during the meeting centrally managed with versioning, notifications and workflow.
Facilitating the meeting: Verifying attendance, following the agenda, presenting materials, recording decisions, tracking action items that are identified.
Post-meeting follow-up: Assure compliance (e.g. set some materials to read-only), creating and publishing post-meeting materials such as meeting minutes with custom fields, design and function, managing meeting minute approval workflow and action items workflow.

The SharePoint Meeting Manager by Layer2 adds all this features very flexible, to manage all tasks before, during and after meetings completely out-of-the-box and - if required - customer specific.

Fig.: SharePoint Meeting Manager Workspace sample template with all information centrally managed on one page.

Fig.: The SharePoint Meeting Manager meeting minute Word document is created automatically based on easily customizable WordML templates.

The SharePoint Meeting Manager comes with a robust installer and is available for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007.

More Information:

http://www.layer2.de/en/products/Pages/SharePoint-Meeting-Manager.aspx

Re: Procedure RUN.37 (subscribing sharepoint baic plan) Failed resolving source node in after node

jankoz — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

I have the exact same problem. Has anybody found the solution yet ?

Thank you,

Regards J.

Sharepoint - Moving Sites from central Administration

johninstroud — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 04:00:00 GMT

I have been setting up my sharepoint sites under the Central Administration site instead of creating another Sharepoint Application and setting up sites / site collections. Is it possible to move / migrate sites from one appoliucation to another?

Script controls may not be registered before PreRender

vikash.rai — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Hi,

Tried to implement this code but get "Script controls may not be registered before PreRender" error.

can anyone help me to get this code working.

Thanks in advance.

With Regards

Vikash Rai

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public class SPSilverlightWepart : System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart
{

public SPSilverlightWepart()
{

}

protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e)
{

base.OnLoad(e);

ScriptManager sm = ScriptManager.GetCurrent(this.Page);

if (sm == null)
{

sm = new ScriptManager();

Controls.AddAt(0, sm);

}

protected override void CreateChildControls()
{

base.CreateChildControls();

System.Web.UI.SilverlightControls.Silverlight ctrl = new System.Web.UI.SilverlightControls.Silverlight();

ctrl.ID = "InsertSPListItem";

ctrl.Source = "http://eil-sw-vdsk-001/XAPLib/SPListClient.xap";

ctrl.Width = new Unit(650);

ctrl.Height = new Unit(400);

Controls.Add(ctrl);

}

}
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Re: Help registering external JavaScript files for SharePoint 2007.

JByrd2007 — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 05:00:00 GMT

I was able to fix this problem through two different approaches and learned some things along the way. Note: The steps I performed to add the project file and set it as an Embedded Resource are the same (though I did have to change the file location as outlined below).

JavaScript File Reference

First, to get the JavaScript file reference to work correctly, it appears that the JavaScript files have to either be in the root of the project directory or in a folder named Resources. Since my project structure mimics that of the 12 hive, I had tried to put it under [namespace].12.Template.Layouts, but I couldn't get the subfolder pathing/references to work properly (anyone know how to do this?).

So, in the example my assembly reference now looks like this:

[assembly: WebResource(@"ProjectNamespace.Resources.Common.js", @"text/javascript")]

Secondly, I modified my web part base class in the override for CreateChildControls to include the following:

ClientScriptManager manager = Page.ClientScript;if (!manager.IsClientScriptIncludeRegistered(@"WebPartScript"))

{

string url = manager.GetWebResourceUrl(this.GetType(), @"ProjectNamespace.Resources.Common.js");

manager.RegisterClientScriptInclude(this.GetType(), @"WebPartScript", ResolveClientUrl(url));

}

JavaScript inline method:

The other way (my fallback, since I discoverd this way first ) was to inline the script.

First, I included the same assembly reference (above) to the script:

[assembly: WebResource(@"ProjectNamespace.Resources.Common.js", @"text/javascript")]

Second, I read the script from the embedded resource and registered the block as a script block on the page:

String javaScript = string.Empty;

using (Stream stream = this.GetType().Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(@"ProjectNamespace.Resources.Common.js"))

using (StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(stream))

javaScript = reader.ReadToEnd();

Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(javaScript.GetType(),

@"ProjectNamespace.Resources.Common.js", javaScript, true);

The real key is to make sure you get the namespace + file name correct, since it's very hard to debug if this is wrong (I only got runtime JS errors in IE for, "Object expected" when the JS runtime couldn't locate the function).

Hope this helps someone else out, because it was driving me crazy!

Jon

Re: HMC 4.5 / Error creating new sharepoint site

pinpin — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

The <hhurl> argument is optional, so wie do not have to watch it.

The request I use is as the following one to create the above error:

<request>
  <procedure>
    <execute namespace="HostedSharePoint2007" procedure="CreateCustomerSite" impersonate="1">
      <executeData>
        <org>LDAP://ou=customer1,ou=reseller1,ou=hosting,dc=fabrikam,dc=com</org>
        <preferredDomainController>dc.fabrikam.com</preferredDomainController>
        <target>http://192.168.56.182:8080</target>
        <site>http://192.168.56.182:6868/sites/customer1</site>
        <title>Test site 2</title>
        <siteName>SharepointSite2</siteName>
        <owner>
          <userPrincipalName>administrator@customer1.com</userPrincipalName>
          <email>administrator@customer1.com</email>
          <name>Administrator</name>
        </owner>
        <description>Testing create site</description>
        <lcid>1033</lcid>
        <webTemplate>sts#0</webTemplate>
        <quota>
          <warningLevel>1000000</warningLevel>
          <maxDBSize>2000000</maxDBSize>
        </quota>
      </executeData>
      <after source="executeData" destination="data" mode="merge" />
    </execute>
  </procedure>
</request>

I will use the internal DNS names as soon as possible.

pinpin.

Re: HMC 4 create sharepoint site gives errors

pinpin — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

A similar discussion is also here: http://forums.asp.net/t/1310725.aspx

Re: Microsoft.Sharepoint.dll

Wartickler — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

Sivilian was almost correct. Mine is located at C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.dll

Keep in mind that SharePoint development occurs on the SERVER that has the SharePoint Services / MOSS installed. You may operate inside a virtualized environment as well, however it will be a virtualized SERVER.

Knowledge Management Extension for Microsoft SharePoint integrates Expert System's Categorizer

fd2000 — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

The SharePartXXL Taxonomy Extension for WSS/MOSS now integrates Expert System’s Cogito Categorizer to enable knowledge management for SharePoint-based portals:

SharePartXXL International integrates Cogito Categorizer, an innovative semantic solution for the automatic classification of information developed by Expert System, leading provider of semantic software, which discovers, classifies and interprets text information. By way of the automatic semantic analysis of the content Cogito Categorizer automatically classifies with high precision large volumes of documents based on the main topic, enabling knowledge workers a more effective way to retrieve relevant information. Integrated in the SharePartXXL Taxonomy Extension for Microsoft SharePoint this categorizer now can be used to enable Knowledge Management in SharePoint portals based on WSS and MOSS.

SharePoint technology is increasingly being used by companies and organizations, especially to simplify browser based collaboration with Microsoft Office over the Internet. With the fast growing amount of collaboration data, the need for additional features to quickly access information items and documents has never been greater.

By far the most common and effective method of finding information is browsing structured classification systems, so called taxonomies, by different navigations. With the SharePartXXL Taxonomy Extension additional navigations, e.g. category trees, A-Z directories, tag clouds, related links or category search can be used to organize documents and list items in a SharePoint-based portal cross-site as part of a connected content network and knowledge model.

The tagging process now can be greatly improved by using the Expert System's Cogito Categorizer to assign with precision and to any kind of text, one or more categories depending on the content. The semantic analysis of contents enables the automatic generation of the metadata map, facilitating a simpler retrieval in the next phase of search.

With the SharePartXXL Taxonomy Extension for Microsoft SharePoint integrating the Cogito Categorizer the WSS/MOSS-based portal becomes a place to share knowledge as well as content.

"We will offer Cogito Categorizer worldwide as part of our solutions in order to support our customers with innovative and proven technology" explains Thomas Boenisch, Managing Director of SharePartXXL. "With Expert System we found a local European partner with a long and successful track record in supplying text analysis solutions to both larger enterprises and software vendors."

Luca Scagliarini, VP Strategy and Business Development of Expert System, adds "We are very pleased to have SharePartXXL joining our partner network. It will allow us to extend the application of semantic technology to innovative solutions based on Microsoft .NET for the Central European market. We look forward to a mutually beneficial cooperation."

More Information:

http://www.sharepartxxl.com/products/taxonomy/

About Expert System:
Expert System is the leading provider of semantic software, which discovers, classifies and interprets text information.
All Expert System products, which are based on the patent pending technology Cogito®, leverage the company’s expertise in the development of business solutions for the primary markets (i.e. Manufacturing, Telco, Energy, Finance, Media, etc.) and support the activities of Knowledge Management, Customer Care, Corporate Intelligence and Homeland Security. Customers around the world include Eni Group, Pirelli, Finmeccanica, ANSA, Telecom Italia, Microsoft, BNP Paribas, the Italian Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Interior Affairs.
Headquartered in Italy the company opened the US Subsidiary in 2007 and has offices in Munich, London and in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Web Parts for categorizing SharePoint content cross-site

fd2000 — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT

New Web Parts are available for categorizing SharePoint items and documents cross-site. After assigning tree-style categories guided by rule-based suggestions you can use content discovery components to browse the knowledge web by category tree, a-z directory index, tag clouds, related content link blocks etc.

http://www.sharepartxxl.com/products/taxonomy/default.aspx

Check it out, Frank