- October 10, 2007
I was having some fun with PowerShell to talks against the SharePoint object model. I needed to know if a SharePoint solution was installed and if it was deployed. I got to the code below. Might be handy for someone to see how easy it is to get info out of SharePoint. And the purpose I need it for In our Macaw Solutions Factory we have a development build and a package build. Development build for SharePoint deploys everything to the bin folder of one or more web applications. Package...
http://weblogs.asp.net/soever/archive/2007/10/10/powershell-is-a-sharepoint-solution-insta...
- October 10, 2007
I need to add some code access security information to a SharePoint solution package manifest file. Given the assembly file we can retrieve the required assembly info, and with some xml magic in PowerShell create some result xml. It is not actually the exact code I use in my solution, but it shows the job... function: GetAssemblyInfo Arguments: $assemblyFile - path to assembly file to determine information from Returns: Hashtable with the following keys: PublicKeyBlob, Name, Versionfunction...
http://weblogs.asp.net/soever/archive/2007/10/10/powershell-creating-a-sharepoint-solution...
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