Tech Trek – 2011.01.22 Sunday I’ve recently had a conversation with a colleague on the appropriate platform to publish tribal knowledge that he would like to share. With this in mind, a couple of question arises on the social computing capabilities of SharePoint so that we can make better use of the technologies: What is [...]
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InfoPath template publishing issues
Posted: January 22, 2012 in InfoPath 2010, SharePoint 2010Tags: change control, form template publishing, SCM, software configuration management
Tech Trek – 2012.01.22 Sunday I’ve recently updated an InfoPath form template for a project and ran into the following Microsoft Support issue KB2554288. Columns published from InfoPath fields are recreated when the same InfoPath form template is re-published to more than one document libraries in a SharePoint site Unfortunately, I read this knowledge base [...]
WebHost failed to process the request
Posted: September 2, 2011 in SharePointTags: application pool, IIS administration, troubleshooting, w3wp
Tech Trek – 2011.09.02 It was a nice work day of summer and first thing in the morning came a report from a user that SharePoint search is not working. So I went on wearing my “administrator hat” and tried to troubleshoot what happened to the environment. First order of business was if I can [...]
Send meeting request in SharePoint
Posted: August 27, 2011 in SharePointTags: calendar event, data migration, incoming e-mail, meeting invitation, meeting request, Microsoft Outlook, SharePoint calendar, SMTP service, technology adoption
Tech Trek – 2011.08.28 One of the hurdles for adopting into new technology, or moving into a new system is having to perform double-entry. A common complaint that I receive as a solutions designer is why users have to move data if these already exists in another format. Another side effect with double entry is [...]
