Nebular Blog

http://stsadm.blogspot.com/2009/10/sharepoint-2010-stsadm-and-powershell.html

Awesome work, now onwards to some Heavy Shelling ;)

A practical example of adding test or configuration data to a list :

Start-SPAssignment -Global

$Website = Get-SPweb "http://localhost/Test003"
$LeverandoerTyper =  $Website.Lists["LeverandoerType"]
$NewItem = $LeverandoerTyper.Items.Add()
$NewItem["leverandoerType"] = "Øvrig"
$NewItem.Update()

Stop-SPAssignment -Global

/Michael Høtoft 

Symptom is that you can not connect to your SQL database under SSO configuration.

Solution :

• Open a VST command promt
• Navigation to Program Files->Common Files-> Enterprise Single Sign On
• Run regasm SSOSQL.dll

Rerun configuration and you are now able to configure your SSO database.

64bit systems need to take special caution :

In this case you need to call the 64bit .net regasm explicit :

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v2.0.50727>regasm "C:\Program Files\Common F

iles\Enterprise Single Sign-On\SSOSQL.dll"

BizTalk Server biztalk 2009, sso

Some time ago i stumbled upon Scott Hanselman’s page about color themes and ever since I have been using a dark theme based on Nightingale. It takes some time to get used to, but once you do, I find it way more easy to look at.

And actually it goes very well with the new layout in VS2010 and uses many of the same base colors, so I thought would upload it. I might not have tweeked it 100% yet, but feel free to use and modify it.

It can be downloaded from http://www.nebular.dk/files/Nebular_Dark.zip

.Net

Stephane Eyskens has created a very detailed and extensive article regarding SPMetal and very importantly also the reason behind some of the build-inn limitations.

http://stephaneey.developpez.com/tutoriel/sharepoint/sp2010linqen/

A must read for any who is using or considering using SPMetal for SharePoint 2010

Sharepoint Server sharepoint 2010

Just a reminder ;). It can be done in windows. But i prefer the faster and no click way in a CMD promt.:

%windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe list wp

iis

I really hope today’s release of VST2010 will solve this issue. In my current setup, VST2010 RC and SharePoint 2010 beta its not really possible building Unit Test against SPMetal.

I have a simple DomainModel and DomainModelTest project.

The DomainModel project contains the SPMetal autogenerated MySystem.cs file.

The DomainModelTest project contains a unit test to test the DomainModel as expected.

The test :

[TestMethod()]
       public void DataleverandoerTest()
       {
           ResourceManager resMgr = new ResourceManager("DomainModelTest.TestSettings", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());

           string requestUrl = resMgr.GetString("weburl"); // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
           IUSystemDataContext target = new IUSystemDataContext(requestUrl); // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
           EntityList<Item> actual;
           actual = target.Dataleverandoer;
           Assert.Inconclusive("Verify the correctness of this test method.");

The immidiate error :

Test method DomainModelTest.IUSystemDataContextTest.DataleverandoerTest threw exception:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException:

Srini Sistla's Blog

 

Srini Sistla found out that this happens because the test project is running under .net Framework 4.0. Thanks Srini it could have had me blocked for hours ;)

http://codename-srini.blogspot.com/2010/03/error-systemiofilenotfoundexception-was.html

The simple solution: #FAIL

Change the framework to 3.5… FAIL.  IT CANT BE DONE IN VST2010 RC !! And its a well know bug : https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/483939/unable-to-change-target-framework-version-on-unit-test-projects

Today is 2010 release day. I really hope it’s fixed and will get back to Y’all. Otherwise its back to the good old NUnit or similar.

Sharepoint Server, Visual Studio 2010 sharepoint 2010; visual studio 2010