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• SQL Azure support in SQL Server Management Studio

  The SQL Azure Team Blog just pointed out that the November CTP for SQL Server 2008 R2 also includes support in Management Studio to connect to SQL Azure . Nice to know, and something I’ll be looking to blog more about as I investigate Microsoft’s SQL... Posted Nov 11 2009, 01:37 PM by EdGillett with | with no comments Filed under: .NET, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Part 6 – Tweaking Your Search Results

  This blog series takes you through the necessary steps to configure MOSS for searching and indexing, followed by some sample code which will guide you through creating your own asp.NET web parts which you can install as features on your site. My previous... Posted Aug 20 2009, 08:45 AM by MikeVinson with | with no comments Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, SharePoint

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Part 5 – Building a Search Results Web Part

  This blog series takes you through the necessary steps to configure MOSS for searching and indexing, followed by some sample code which will guide you through creating your own asp.NET web parts which you can install as features on your site. My previous... Posted Aug 20 2009, 08:43 AM by MikeVinson with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, Hyperion, SharePoint

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Part 4 – Building a Simple Search Input Web Part

  This blog series takes you through the necessary steps to configure MOSS for searching and indexing, followed by some sample code which will guide you through creating your own asp.NET web parts which you can install as features on your site. My previous... Posted Aug 20 2009, 08:40 AM by MikeVinson with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, SharePoint

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Part 3 – Configuring the Shared Services Provider

  This blog series takes you through the necessary steps to configure MOSS for searching and indexing, followed by some sample code which will guide you through creating your own asp.NET web parts which you can install as a features on your site. My previous... Posted Aug 20 2009, 08:37 AM by MikeVinson with | with 4 comment(s) Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, SharePoint

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Part 2 – Configuring Domain Accounts and the Office SharePoint Server Search Service

  This blog series takes you through the necessary steps to configure MOSS for searching and indexing, followed by some sample code which will guide you through creating your own asp.NET web parts which you can install as features on your site. My previous... Posted Aug 20 2009, 08:29 AM by MikeVinson with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, SharePoint

• Building a Custom Search Web Part Solution with Office SharePoint Server 2007 - Part 1 - Overview

  Recently I embarked upon a piece of development work which required me to create a custom search web part. The main driver behind building this custom web part was making the search results page accessibility compliant. This required that the HTML output... Posted Aug 19 2009, 02:30 PM by MikeVinson with | with no comments Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft, SharePoint

• Running applications in isolation

  Maybe it’s just me, but I seem to have spent a fair bit of time recently getting legacy applications to work in more modern multi-server environments. This can be a frustrating task as whilst the components “should” be same across machines they often... Posted Jun 04 2008, 09:04 AM by JohnGamble with | with no comments Filed under: Software, .NET, Thinstall, VB6

• Who knew?

  There's a dead quick and easy way of exposing events from your controls/components without exposing the component itself. Just create an event and override the add/remove handler operations. Example here: http://weblogs.asp.net/cfrazier/archive/2007... Posted Feb 05 2008, 11:58 AM by BenSavage with | with no comments Filed under: How To's, .NET, Microsoft