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Using the PropertyBag element to assign properties to Items in SharePoint 2010

When the NDA dropped, I mentioned how you could use the new PropertyBag element in a feature to write values into the property bag of a site. I already thought that was going to be incredibly useful, but it turns out the power of this new element is even greater than I first realized. At...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 02-11-2010
Deploying Relational Lists using CAML in SharePoint 2010

One of my favorite new features in SharePoint 2010 is the ability to have lists relate to each other and the fact that you can maintain referential integrity. Now, I am sure there are at least 50 posts out there already that show you how to do this using the UI. The UI is great, but you are...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 02-10-2010
It’s easy to configure an External List with Business Connectivity Services (BCS) in SharePoint Foundation 2010

One of my favorite features in SharePoint 2010 is External Lists. If you haven’t heard by now, the MOSS 2007 Business Data Catalog (BDC) has become Business Connectivity Services (BCS) in SharePoint 2010. The ever better part is that it is included in SharePoint Foundation and does not require...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 02-02-2010
Silverlight in SharePoint 2010 (#sp2010)

One misconception I have heard is that SharePoint 2010 is completely based on Silverlight. While SharePoint does use Silverlight now in various places, I would say most of it is still based upon regular ASP.NET pages. I haven’t seen anything that actually requires Silverlight yet, but it...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 01-26-2010
Introduction to querying lists with REST and ListData.svc in SharePoint 2010

What I really like about SharePoint 2010 is all of the new ways we can get at list data. You can always use the Client Object Model, Linq to SharePoint, or the existing object model, but one neat new way to get at list data is with listdata.svc. ListData.svc provides a way of getting information...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 01-21-2010
Feature Versioning and Upgrades in SharePoint 2010

One new feature in SharePoint 2010 is the ability to version and upgrade features. I haven’t seen a lot of people talking about it yet, so I thought I would take a few minutes to talk about it today. It’s an interesting new feature and I’ll be curious to see how much people use it and when...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 01-04-2010
Slides and Code Samples from SharePoint Saturday Kansas City

I had a great time at SharePoint Saturday Kansas City. @MossLover and @SharePointKevin as well as many others did a great job organizing this event. I met a bunch of great new people and I got to see some familiar faces again. I had the privilege of speaking about Code Access Security...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 12-16-2009
Enterprise Search Web Parts are still Sealed! Unseal them! (SP2010)

I am pretty passionate about Enterprise Search and with MOSS 2007 I saw customers really struggle because wildcard search was not offered out of the box and most of the web parts in Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.WebParts are sealed. Luckily, the most important one CoreResultsWebPart was in fact...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 12-09-2009
Getting by with bare minimum hardware in a SharePoint 2010 development environment (sp2010)

Let’s face it. A lot of companies would rather you be unproductive and waste hours a day rather than spend a couple of hundred bucks on some more memory. I don’t get it, but that’s the world so many of us are forced to live in. You have to beg and plead, write justification, get approval...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 12-07-2009
PowerShell basics for SharePoint 2010 (sp2010)

I’m not expert in PowerShell, but I thought I would share a few basics I picked up at Ignite and various other places along the way when it comes to getting started with PowerShell. The easiest way to issue SharePoint commands with PowerShell is by running the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell located...

Posted to Corey Roth [MVP] (Weblog) by CoreyRoth on 12-04-2009

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