Patrick Tisseghem's WeblogSharing ideas on .NET, SharePoint and Office 2003InfoPath Resource- July 31, 2004 I recently discovered this excellent resource for anyone interested in InfoPath from a developer's perspective: http:www.infopathdev.com. You not only have the traditional links to all the Microsoft InfoPath resources, but they also have published a good amount of samples and examples. Excellent work Patrick Halstead and Greg Collins!http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/31.html#a214 U2U Bloggers- July 29, 2004 Blogging at U2U is growing my blog is dedicated to SharePoint and everything concerning the Information Worker Roy Dictus is our .NET architect and his blog is a must for all of you who want to keep up-to-date on his daily work around enterprise level .NET topics such as unit testing, application blocks, ... Peter Himschoot is our BizTalk expert and now has started his blog on BizTalk topics. And there is another famous blogger that will join our team in September, but I will leave it up.http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/29.html#a213 .NET Rocks Developer Survey (Win a Tablet PC)- July 28, 2004 I am a big fan of Carl and his guys over on .NET Rocks. When driving long distances I let them entertain me with their shows. They want to know more on how you developers work. And the good news is that when completing the small survey, you can win a Tablet PC. So, open that browser and navigate to http:www.franklins.netdnrformstabletcontest.aspx.http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/28.html#a212 VSEP and IBF in Denmark & Debugging IBF- July 27, 2004 Microsoft Denmark is my next location where I will give a two-day EMEA-organized workshop on the Vertical Solution Enabler Program (smart tags, smart documents, VSTO, ...) and the Information Bridge Framework. The goal is to learn MS employees how to move ISV's (integrated solution vendors) to these new technologies and how to build proof of concepts and solutions together with them. Debugging of an IBF solutions is not easy. You can debug your Web Services and your user interface components..http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/27.html#a211 Clemens getting hard-time & IBF Resources- July 22, 2004 I like reading Mary Jo's Microsoft Watch site but was suprised to see her reacting in an unpleasant way to Clemens his work on SOA. What has happened there Looking for a good executive overview on IBF Or a good flyer explaining IBF Meanwhile, I still enjoy my holidays repainting my living room (on my wife's orders :-) )http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/22.html#a210 Email Alerts every 10 days- July 20, 2004 I am back from a refreshing (it rained a lot!) 10-day holiday in the Netherlands and while scanning my emails I found this one from Ryan McKenzie regarding my article on custom notification channels on the MSDN site. He hase a question I had to answer. First of I would like to tell you how wonderful the article &147;Building Custom Alert Result Channels in SharePoint Portal Server 2003&148; was to read. It helped me develop a clear overview on how alerts work in SharePoint Portals....http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/20.html#a209 MACAW SharePoint Competence Center- July 8, 2004 This week I am teaching a customized SharePoint Dev course in Amsterdam in the offices of a company called MACAW. If you are into the SharePoint blogs, you might have encountered Serge van den Oever who is the driving force behind a new SharePoint Competence Center they are now setting up. The goal is to gather and share a lot of SharePoint-related stuff so that they can respond very quickly to customer demands. Any other competence centers aroundhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/08.html#a208 Site Definitions- July 8, 2004 Last month I did an MSDN presentation on building your own site definitions in SharePoint. Thom Robbins has a fine little walk-through and explanation on the matter.http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/08.html#a207 Free Web Parts- July 6, 2004 Marcel Spring from Switzerland sent me an email pointing me to his companies site with a lot of free Web Parts to download. Check it out I would say: http:sharepoint.advis.chhttp://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/06.html#a206 IBF and InfoPath- July 1, 2004 Just received news that in the fall IBF is going to be integrated in InfoPath. And of course in the long term it will also be integrated in SharePoint and other MS products. Looking forward to this :-)http://radio.weblogs.com/0126624/2004/07/01.html#a205 |