In the Upgrade to SharePoint 2007 there were 3 popular methods. In Place, Gradual, and Database Attach. In place was a scenario that many of us took as a no starter and many of us even went so far as to say NEVER do it. Now the message is there are two methods for upgrade. In place and Database attach. Despite the fact that gradual upgrade as we knew it is dead, what we got from gradual upgrade we still have. What do I mean?
11/05/2009
SharePoint 2010 Content DB versus SharePoint 2007 Content DB
Here are the changes between the content database structure of 2007 and 2010. AGAIN, this is based on beta!
- New Tables: see on the blog the link and the list !
- Deleted Tables: see on the blog the link and the list !
CJG : SharePoint 2010 Content DB versus SharePoint 2007 Content DB
11/04/2009
Préparation des environnements pour l’installation de SP 2010 , Blog de Fabrice
Dans le cadre de l’installation de SharePoint 2010, il a été précisé que cette nouvelle version du produit nécessitera un environnement totalement 64 Bits.
Ceci est totalement vrai, en effet, pour installer cette version vous aurez besoin de :
- Windows 2008 Server (R1+SP2 ou R2) X64 pour les serveurs de la ferme SharePoint
- SQL Server 2005 X64 ou SQL Server 2008 X64
Comment utiliser une base de profils MOSS 2007 avec le search de SharePoint Server 2010 , Blog de Fabrice
Dans le cadre de l’évaluation de la nouvelle version de SharePoint, on peut vouloir tester certaines parties sans forcément tout activer. De plus, certaines fonctionnalités sont toujours très sensibles dans la configuration.
Le profiling entre dans ce contexte et semble très capricieux pour sa configuration, car de nombreuses couches internes interviennent dans la notion de synchronisation des utilisateurs (basée sur Identity Lifecycle Management ce qui explique en partie la raison de Windows 2008 pour SharePoint 2010).
Getting Started with SharePoint 2010 by Erika Ehrli
She say : “ had the opportunity to work closely with Paul Andrew, Martin Harwar, the MSDN team, and the SharePoint developer content team during the last few months on the new SharePoint 2010 Getting Started training on MSDN. We released this training a few minutes ago and you can all access it here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ee513147.aspx
The goal of this training is to show you how to get started with development for SharePoint 2010 using Visual Studio 2010.
This training provides a Silverlight navigation experience that allows you to navigate between ten different learning tracks or modules and you can even test your skills.
Each module includes a set of videos, hands-on labs manuals in C# and VB, and a set code samples/snippets that you can also find in Paul Andrew’s blog.
Here’s a list of all the different modules in this training” see more on his blog: Erika Ehrli
SharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions - CODEPLEX
This is a project for SharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions. The goal of the project is to create a directory of solutions for Site Collection Administrators. Solutions are delivered as WSP packages.
Visual Studio 2010 Editor Samples - CODEPLEX
This project hosts several extensions for the new managed WPF-based code editor found in Visual Studio 2010 which should help you understand how to create your own editor extensions.
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