Tag: SharePoint
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How to warm-up SharePoint or other web applications and WCF (SOAP) services with PowerShell
There are many reasons you might want to warm-up a web application occasionally. It can be after a fresh deployment or on a regular basis after recycling application pools. Some times you might also need to warm-up SOAP services without going through front-end. It might seems to be any easy task specially if you have…
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How to create search query content source in SharePoint using PowerShell
It is very easy to add a content source by using SharePoint Central Administration, but you might need to create a long list of content sources in a batch for example as part of a disaster recovery process or many other reasons. Here is one way I do it in a PowerShell script.
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Connecting WebParts programmatically in SharePoint
Let’s start by an example. Example In this blog post, I’m going to assume we have a webpart that displays a contact list and another one that displays a map with the possibility to pinpoint an address. To keep things simple I assume the address is merely a string. To connect these webparts, we typically do the…
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BCS Part 1 – What can I build and what is the best way to do that?
If you already know SharePoint and probably experienced developing application in this platform you already know that when thinking about a new solution and all the requirements you’re going to meet in your project, picking the right tools and finding the best way to build the right solution is not always easy. When thinking about…
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Everything you need to know about BCS – Intro
Business connectivity services is an integral part of Microsoft SharePoint Server when it comes to interacting with external systems (i.e. Line of Business Systems). There lots of tools and foundation from QCRUD operations to out-of-the-box web parts to let you surface the data and let users interact with it. For when you need to go…
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