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Using Custom ASP.NET Controls in SharePoint 2007 - Vedant Kulshreshtha
Like ASP.NET Web Parts you can also use ASP.NET Controls in SharePoint 2007. I have put together a comparison between them in context of their use in SharePoint: Similarities Custom Properties are supported Can exist inside as well as outside a web part zone Can be used in a master page or page layout Needs a SafeControl entry in web.config file Runs under SharePoint and current user context Advantage of Web Parts Web Part Gallery is available to manage them at site collection level Can be added/removed using web browser or SharePoint Designer or even a C# code When inside a Web Part Zone, Web Parts can be moved around and also personalized by end-users using a web browser Default/Custom Editor Part can be used to manage properties through web browser Audience targeting can be used Can be used in a content/site pageSharePoint: How to display blog feed using XML Web Part? - Gunnar Peipman's ASP.NET blog
I wanted to show our company's blog feed on our intranet first page. There some empty space I wanted to fill somehow. I found a good solution, so there was no need for some third-party Web Parts. Also there was no need to write any additional code.SharePoint as a WCF Host
With ASP.NET AJAX Extensions being baked into the .NET Framework 3.5 and the improvements to WCF to support JSON, it seems tempting to write WCF services and host the in Windows Sharepoint Services 3.0 Unfortunately, if you create a WCF service and drop it under a WSS controlled vroot like _layouts or _vti_bin, your service will fail to activate with the following message in the event log: WebHost failed to process a request. Exception: System.ArgumentException: virtualPath at System.ServiceModel.AsyncResult.End[TAsyncResult](IAsyncResult result) at System.ServiceModel.Activation.HostedHttpRequestAsyncResult.End(IAsyncResult result) If you attach a debugger to w3wp.exe and enable break on first CLR change exceptions, the stack trace at the time of the failure will look like:
Hosting a WCF service in Windows Sharepoint Services v3.0 - Gilles' WebLog
Preface: I wrote this post after spending a month digging deeply into SharePoint, attempting to customize and brand the site as well as migrate all my help content to it. If you’re totally unfamiliar with SharePoint, this post will not get you up to speed. But for those embarking on a SharePoint customization challenge, most likely you’re already familiar with SharePoint. Reading these ten concepts and gotchas will help you avoid some of the pitfalls I encountered when customizing my site. Note : When I say “SharePoint,” I’m really referring to MOSS 2007.
Customizing Your SharePoint Site? Read These 10 Concepts/Gotchas First
Adding Icons For Unknown File Types in WSS3.0
SharePoint 2007 CSS Reference Chart by Heather Solomon and the sharepoint experience
See also: » SharePoint 2007 Design Articles and Info The following CSS reference guide highlights the major styles used in MOSS and WSS v3 sites. The guide is organized by area of the page and include the style name, function, CSS file name and approximate line number and a sample screenshot of the style location on the screen. Additionally, there is a "Copy to Clipboard" function that will copy the source code for the style to your client machine's clipboard for use in your own CSS file. Use these guides to identify styles that can be overridden for your custom branding and installation or to quickly reference style name and CSS information for customization.I have a WSS 3.0 server that needs to be moved into ourMOSS 2007 Farm. The WSS server will not be able to be added to the farm since it is off-site and we also don't have anotherMOSS 2007 License available (nor will our budget allow us to purchase one). This WSS 3.0 server has only 3 sites but over 200 users are accessing the data on the server. Also the server is not a member of a Domain (contained within a DMZ) , so all users have been given local user accounts. One reason I'm asking what sound like I should be able to answer myself is that I do not have access to the WSS 3.0 server at this time.
Move WSS 3.0 content to MOSS 2007
Talk to SharePoint Through its Web Services [Archive] | SharePoint Monitor
The smart way to build applications with Microsoft® SharePoint® Designer 2010 -- one step at a time! Experience learning made easy -- and quickly teach yourself how to create SharePoint 2010 applications and workflows with Microsoft® SharePoint® Designer 2010. With Step by Step , you set the pace -- building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them! Design solutions to meet your business scenario -- without code Customize lists, libraries, and SharePoint site pages Use Web Parts to display, edit, and modify list item data Access data from a variety of external sources Create workflows to automate business processes Use master pages and CSS to control how sites work Your Step by Step digital content includes: All the books practice files -- ready to download and put to work.

