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Members received an update last week, I just wanted to mention here that summer's over and meetings start back up tonight, Wednesday, September 28! Topic: Jignesh Shaw, Applications Development Manager at Cyberplex Inc. will be doing a presentation on
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This summarizes the hard limits and recommended guidance for Groups, Access Control Lists (ACLs) and securable objects in SharePoint 2007. Unique list-item permissions per list: 600 to 1000 . When you assign unique permissions to list items in a given
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In the last 24 hours there's been a lot of conversation about Chrome. When Safari was released for Windows, why was so little written about Safari's SharePoint compatibility ? I used Opera for years, but why never a post about Opera and SharePoint (summary:
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Today I downloaded and installed the just-released Google Chrome browser, ran it through some preliminary tests with SharePoint 2007 and so far, acceptable but missing a few key things. Chrome supports NTLM authentication, uploads (though not multiple
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How much memory can my SharePoint web front-end (WFE) servers use? It's a common question, and this post is an attempt to answer it for common scenarios. Briefly: 4 GB is the maximum recommended for most scenarios , though you may be able to use more
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This is to explain what the ULS logs are, why they exist, and how to read and write 'em. In a nutshell, the Unified Logging Service (ULS) writes WSS 3.0 and MOSS events to SharePoint’s Trace Logs, and these are stored in the file system in ...\12 \LOGS
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On Wednesday Bob Fox announced the launch of the ISPA and its website at http://www.sharepointpros.org/ . Bob's been putting this together for well over a year so first off, congratulations to Bob on launching and thank-you for all the hard work you do
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A SharePoint Server 2007 Scalability and Performance whitepaper was recently released "to provide strategic information about designing a high-volume, high-availability enterprise solution that can easily grow." it was announced yesterday in the SharePoint
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Toronto SharePoint User Group 2 Bloor West, Toronto Wednesday, June 25 6:00pm Registration and Social 6:30pm Meeting 7:00pm Feature Presentation (description below) 8:30pm Closing This is our last meeting of the 2007-2008 season. After June 25 , TSPUG
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Here's a nugget. At the May Toronto SharePoint User Group meeting I met Mike Maadarani who got me excited about his company's CLF 2.0 SharePoint Toolkit . Orangutech is based in our nation's capital and they've been working with a government department
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Technology provides value to business by simulating and automating business processes. The measure of business software, whether client or web-based, is its ability to transform Business State A into Goal State B with the least amount of human intervention.
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Topic: SharePoint and Silverlight – Bringing the best of both worlds together! In this session we'll explore different scenarios for integrating SharePoint 2007 and Silverlight. We’ll explore different ways on how you can leverage the SharePoint 2007
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At Infusion ASP.NET developers regularly ask how to easily build a web part or how to host a user control (.ascx) in SharePoint. Someone invariably replies "SmartPart!" at which point my job is to make sure they understand just what they're getting the
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I've been head-down, full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes, coding like it's 1999, interrupted only by the 5-day odyssey that was the Worst Move Ever. Every other day it seems I've had a search that returned 5 or fewer hits, so obscure problems were encountered,
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The first meeting of TSPUG in 2008 will feature the return of Reza. Lately he's been working on custom authentication providers for SharePoint, and next Wednesday you'll learn just how easy these are to build and deploy (when you know the tricks; there
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