Create SharePoint 2013 in Azure The instructions on how to do this, Build SP2013 in the Cloud, are not up-to-date. So I have updated them. Word version of this here Change [XYZ] to your initials, in my case JDH Create Azure Affinity Group Selecting Settings Click the +ADD button on …
Create a new project in Visual Studio 2010 (SharePoint –> 2010 –> Visual Web Part), call it VisualWebPartExample and press ok The SharePoint Customization Wizard opens. Specify the desired target site (in my case called http://s22102) and select Deploy as a farm solution.Then press finish Visual Studio creates for you a …
When finished, you will have a Silverlight Pie chat that will be using a SharePoint Tasks list and group by Status like this: Prepare SharePoint to use Silverlight: Need to put the following two files in the root of your SharePoint Web Application: ClientAccessPolicy.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <access-policy> <cross-domain-access> <policy> …
Instead of manually coping over DLLs into the GAC you can use following bat files: 1.CopyDLLsToHere.bat copy ..\..\bin\Debug\*.dll . 2.Install_DLLs_Application_into_GAC @echo off call GAC_DLLs DLLName iisreset GAC_DLLs.bat ECHO OFF ECHO Adding %1 to GAC Set CurrentFolder=%~dp0% call "%VS100COMNTOOLS%..\..\VC\vcvarsall.bat" x86 cd %currentFolder% GACUTIL -if %1.dll Steps to use: Compile project to …
For development you can use Visual Studio 2010 features (right click deploy) to install web parts and features, but once you get into testing/staging and production enviornemnts you can use the following script Web Parts POWERSHELL-SharePoint-WebPart.ps1 Add-PsSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell Write-Host "Initializing parameters" $featureAction=$args[3] $CurrentDir=$args[0] $solutionName=$args[1] + ".wsp" $webpartName=$args[1] $SolutionPath=$CurrentDir + "\" + …
