Solo les dejo un link a las nuevas certificaciones de Sharepoint 2013.
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posted by Fernando Hunth at 11:39 AM
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Feb 2012 CU
Version:12.0.6658.5000
Link:2597959
Feb 2012 CU
Version:12.0.6658.5000
Link:2597958
Labels: moss 2007, moss sharepoint 2007, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2007, wss
posted by Fernando Hunth at 6:05 AM
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iOS – iPhone + iPad
Android
Blackberry
Windows Phone 7
Recuerden que con Nintex Forms pueden generar formularios Web y para cualquier dispositivo Mobile
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posted by Fernando Hunth at 5:46 AM
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Fuente:
http://www.topsharepoint.com/top-rated-sharepoint-sites-for-2011
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posted by Fernando Hunth at 5:34 AM
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posted by Fernando Hunth at 6:13 AM
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Labels: Migration, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2007, Sharepoint 2010
posted by Fernando Hunth at 12:30 PM
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I got my fourth Sharepoint Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS).Labels: moss sharepoint 2007, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2007
posted by Fernando Hunth at 7:27 AM
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So here are the Winner and Runner-up in each SharePoint category. These companies will all be receiving a special ‘Seal of Approval’ in the next ten days.
1. BEST SHAREPOINT INFORMATION SITE
Winner - EndUserSharePoint.com
Expert Comment – A great site written not for developers but for real SharePoint Administrators. It really feels as if they care.
Runner Up - SharePoint Magazine
2. BEST SHAREPOINT WEBPART PROVIDER
Winner - Amrein Engineering
Expert Comment - Very easy to navigate round site. Like the variety of web parts on offer and how they are explained, lots of crowd pleasers in there.
Runner Up - Kwizcom
3. BEST SHAREPOINT ADMINISTRATION TOOL 2010
Winner - ControlPoint (scored a perfect 10)
Expert Comment - Hands down the best in the industry. Very user friendly. Extremely strong permissions reporting capability – the top requirement for managing large farms as 80% of all support calls come from permissions management.
Runner Up - DocAve Administrator
4. BEST WEBSITE BUILT ON SHAREPOINT 2010
Winner - Chilis
Expert Comment - The most fun site I have seen in years! That chalk work is amazing! Great branding.
Runner Up - Swatch
5. BEST SHAREPOINT TRAINING PACKAGES 2010
Winner - Combined Knowledge CBT
Expert Comment – Combined Knowledge continues to lead the way with SharePoint Training. You can tell they understand SharePoint.
Runner Up - CBT Clips
6. BEST SHAREPOINT OFFLINE SOLUTION 2010
Winner - Colligo Contributor (perfect 10 again)
Expert Comment - An all great round solution which is easy to use. They offer more than just Outlook integration.
Runner Up - MyDocs
7. MOST USEFUL SHAREPOINT WEBPART 2010
Winner - Column\View Permissions
Expert Comment - By far the most business benefit – one of the top requests I get on a daily basis. This tool is perfect to resolve that!
Runner Up - Bamboo sharePoint video Library
8. FAVOURITE FREE SHAREPOINT WEBPART/ADD-ONS 2010
Winner - Google Charts
Expert Comment – Making life simple is what we all want and this is what Google Charts does.
Runner Up - Visualizer (Digital Assets)
Expert Comment - Phwooaar, coooool. Very slick. Great way to wow your audience. End users love stuff like this.
9. MOST FUN FREE WEBPART 2010
Winner - Daily Dilbert
Expert Comment – Start your SharePoint with a smile every day.
Runner Up - Hello User
10. BEST SHAREPOINT APPLICATION 2010
Winner - ShareKnowledge – E-Learning Solution
Expert Comment – Brilliant ! Now businesses can really use SharePoint to train their workforce. Great for Health & Safety courses. So easy to design courses as well. Ideal for any size organisation who have SharePoint.
Runner Up - MediaRich Digital Asset Management
So those are the winners but all the finalists offer terrific SharePoint products and I recommend you trial a few yourself.
Labels: Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2010
posted by Fernando Hunth at 2:11 PM
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GOAL
I recently wanted a portal/sites wide footer for my SharePoint installation. I wanted this to affect the SPS portal and every WSS site without my needing to modify any of the .aspx pages that come with SharePoint.
RESEARCH
I found a great blog article on creating a footer with various means.
danielmcpherson - How To Create A Footer
Read the article and you may come to the same conclusion that the "3. DHTML and Stylesheet" solution is the most compelling, requiring no changes other than style sheet. Unfortunately this technique only works on IE due to HTC.
This effort underway which may help, but I was unable to graft into my scenario:
Scott Galloway - Use HTC within Mozilla!
I was convinced that the DOM script within the HTC was going to ultimately cause an incompatibility, so I scrapped the stylesheet-only idea.
SOLUTION
I ultimately created an HttpModule that I plugged into the site to put a footer on every dynamic page in the virtual directory. This "filter" would look for a </body> tag within any HTML content before it sent it to the user, and inserts my footer code. To make it more "style-sheet like," I decided to insert a javascript reference so that the content of the footer could be maintained by a separate file.
The trick is to create an IHttpModule implementation that installs a customized Stream filter to capture, watch and manipulate the text. Unfortunately stream needs to implement Stream and all it's methods so that you can override the Stream.Write(byte[] data, int offset, int count) as well as optionally Stream.Close(), Stream.Flush() or anything else you want.
I chose to capture all data pushed into Stream.Write(), and modify/output it only on Stream.Close(), with special attention on the destructor to make sure Stream.Close() was actually called.
Interesting excerpts:
public class MyFooterModule : IHttpModule
{
public MyFooterModule() {}
public string ModuleName { get { return "MyFooterModule"; } }
public void Init(HttpApplication context)
{
context.BeginRequest += new EventHandler(context_BeginRequest);
}
private void context_BeginRequest(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
HttpContext context = ((HttpApplication)sender).Context;
context.Response.Filter = new MyFooterFilter(context.Response.Filter, context);
}
public void Dispose() {}
}
public class FooterFilter : Stream {
public const string FOOTER_HTML = "<script src=\"/Elements/Footer.js\"></script>";
public const string BEFORE_REGEX = @"</body>\s*</html>";
protected byte[] mycache = null;
public override void Close() {
if (mycache != null)
{
string buffer = System.Text.UTF8Encoding.UTF8.GetString(mycache, 0, mycache.Length);
Regex regex = new Regex(BEFORE_REGEX, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
Match match = regex.Match(buffer);
if ((match != null) && match.Success)
{
StringBuilder newBuffer = new StringBuilder(buffer.Length + FOOTER_HTML.Length);
newBuffer.Append(buffer.Substring(0, match.Index;));
newBuffer.Append(FOOTER_HTML);
newBuffer.Append(buffer.Substring(match.Index;));
mycache = MakeByteArrayFromString(newBuffer.ToString());
}
BaseStream.Write(mycache, 0, mycache.Length);
}
base.Close();
}
}
When you get to the installation, consider signing the assembly, and NOT putting it into the GAC, or resorting to setting web.config to Full trust. In the meantime, do whatever it takes to make the following line work in your web.config file:
<add name="FooterModule" type="MyNameSpace,myassembly"/>
</httpModules>
You will have to put the assembly in the site's bin directory. Also put it into the layouts bin directory if you want to have the footer appear in the _layouts/1033/*.aspx pages.
By installing this footer module into the default web site's web.config file, every portal and site .aspx page will be affected. Making the same modification to the layouts virtual directory will add the footer to the _layouts/1033/*.aspx pages, but some will look undesirable such as the rich text editor. As far as I've found, no pages actually break using this technique the the provided regular expression during content manipulation.
I heard that this type of filtering does not properly adjust the Content-Length header, which should be a problem, but I have not seen any ill effects yet.
This was an old post on MindsharpBlogs that unfortunately is not more online.
Labels: moss 2007, moss sharepoint 2007, Sharepoint, Sharepoint 2007
posted by Fernando Hunth at 8:02 AM
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The Commerce Server team is pleased to announce the availability of the Microsoft Commerce Server 2007 code name "Mojave" October CTP. This is the first public release of our next Commerce Server offering.
Labels: CS2007, Mojave, Sharepoint
posted by Fernando Hunth at 10:00 AM
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Professional Profile Senior Sharepoint Architect with more 10 years experience developing and designing systems. 5 Sharepoint certifications. Windows & Web Developer & Technical Consultant, with specialty in Microsoft technologies n-tier Architectures, Experience projects administration. Very good predisposition for work in equipment and relationship with customers. Analysis of requirements and flexibility for learning, evaluation and implementing new technologies. Senior Developer in MS Technologies(ASP.NET, WinForms, C#, VB.NET) Sharepoint and Nintex Consulting Visit my profile at LinkedIn http://ar.linkedin.com/pub/fernando-hunth/5/621/674
