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Welcome to my blog. Currently, I am having some difficulty managing spam (1000s of spam comments/day) using the Community Kit for SharePoint: Extended Blog Edition (CKS:EBE). Until I get it sorted out, I cannot accept any comments. If you want to reach me, please send mail to scot@shillier.com.
Thanks,
Scot
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6/20/2009SharePoint Connections 2009 in Las Vegas will contain several sessions on SharePoint 2010 presented by Andrew Connell and me. We'll also be doing a full-day post-conference workshop on SharePoint 2010. If you can't wait to see the next version, plan on attending this conference!
HDV317: External Data Access and SharePoint Server 2010 Scot HillierThis session abstract is under NDA until late summer. Check this website later for the abstract.
HDV315: Client-Side Programming in SharePoint Server 2010 Scot HillierThis session abstract is under NDA until late summer. Check this website later for the abstract.
HDV301: Enterprise Content Management in SharePoint Server 2010 Andrew ConnellThis session abstract is under NDA until late summer. Check this website later for the abstract.
HDV302: SharePoint 2010 and Services Andrew ConnellThis session abstract is under NDA until late summer. Check this website later for the abstract. 5/15/2009
If you're in the Boston area, SP Tech Con is being held June 22-24. I'll be presenting Integrating External Document Repositories With SharePoint Server 2007.
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Structured data represents less than one-third of the total data in an organization. The vast majority of data lives in unstructured documents such as proposals, purchase orders, invoices, employee reviews and reports. In the enterprise, documents are stored in many different repositories including enterprise content management applications, enterprise resource-planning systems, customer-relationship management systems, product life-cycle management systems, custom line-of-business applications, and file shares. In this session, developers will learn to design, implement and deploy a complete solution for integrating an external document repository with SharePoint Server 2007. | 5/1/2009
I will be presenting a breakout session at Tech Ed 2009 on Thursday, May 14 at 10:15 am in room 501C. This session presents a replacement for the out-of-the-box web part picker designed to create a "web part marketplace", which includes tags, ratings, and user reviews. This is a code-intensive, 400-level presentation. You can download the code for the session here and bring it with you. Below is a screen shot of the browser and the session details follow. See you there!
Custom Features that Enable Users to Develop, Share, and Rate Content with MOSS 2007
In this session, we will examine several advanced custom features for MOSS 2007 that support the development, sharing, and rating of content. This will be a deep dive into the creation of enterprise solutions using multiple features working in concert. The end result will be an internal marketplace for SharePoint content presented in a manner similar to downloading music titles for a Zune. To begin, we will present a custom feature that replaces the normal Web Part picker with a custom picker that surfaces the content marketplace. The custom picker allows for the sorting, filtering, and searching of available web parts by category, job role, geography, organization, and site. Additional features also allow users to create content and upload it into a farm-wide web part gallery. Content can be created and previewed without knowing anything about web parts and then saved to the content marketplace. Along with creation and browsing, we also give the users the ability to rate the web parts and write a review. The ratings appear when you are browsing available parts. Going forward, we plan to add functions like "Recommended Web Parts" that would scan your page and recommend parts that look like a fit based on the other parts on the page. Attendees will exit the session with a complete understanding of how the features were created and plenty of new ideas for creating features that build community in SharePoint. If you're going to be at Tech Ed in Los Angeles, come share a pint with the community! When: Sunday, May 10, 2009 10:00 PM Where: Ciudad (445 S. Figueroa Street / Los Angeles, CA 90071)
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