SharePoint Features can be targeted at the Farm, Web Application, Site Collection or Web Site scope. The target will effect things like where you can manage the feature activation from in the UI and at which point (and how many times) the Feature receiver events are called. Reference: http://blog.pentalogic.net/2010/06/sharepoint-feature-receivers-events-details/
Wow, how long the title is! :) I came across one strange issue today (actually I found this last Friday, but you know weekend coming, hehehe). When using the update DQL to fill up one new column in the registered table, there are always lots of blanks appended. The root cause after doing some investigation, what I found: We are adding the column in type - char rather than varchar2 which is the normal ...
When catching Java exceptions, we usually want to print the stack trace. Sometimes we also want the detailed message to be used in business related logic. e.g. sending the detailed exception message by email. So we need to convert the result of e.printStackTrace() to string: private static String getStackTrace(Exception e) { StringWriter stringWriter= new StringWriter(); PrintWriter printWriter = new PrintWriter(stringWriter); e.printStackTrace(printWriter); return stringWriter.toString(); }
Sometimes you may want to specify the user name for the r_modifier of the document (or specify a value for the attribute r_modify_date). These two attributes are updated automatically with the save API. As it turns out, any time the save API is called against an object, the r_modify_date and r_modifier are updated. And the values are from the session. It is not possible to control these two attributes in DFC: IDfDocument ...
When executing the API command - " audit,c,l,event_name,,,,,,,'event_description','event_attributes' ", I got the below error message: [DM_AUDITTRAIL_E_AUDIT_DOCBASE_WIDE_NOT_ALLOW_EXTRA]error: "You are not allowed to specify extra values, 'T', when docbase-wide event is audited." In the powerlink site of EMC, it is mentioned that 'Audit api is not supported in D6. You need to use either the DA or DFC -- IDfAuditTrailManager interface. '. The solution is not accurate, actually, we can still sue the audit API ...
When an XML document is imported or checked in to the Docbase, there is an algorithm to determine which XML applications apply. There are three ways to turn off XML validation while importing or checking in XML files: 1. To permanently turn off XML validation in your repository modify the "format_class" attribute for the "xml" dm_format object. By default the "format_class" is set to "XML", which is a trigger for DFC XML processing. ...
SharePoint Features can be targeted at the Farm, Web Application, Site Collection or Web Site scope. The target will effect things like where you can manage the feature activation from in the UI and at which point (and how many times) the Feature receiver events are called. Reference: http://blog.pentalogic.net/2010/06/sharepoint-feature-receivers-events-details/
Here are basic instructions to help you execute a PowerShell command. You have a choice of three strategies; firstly, the time-honoured method of copying other people's examples, and then pasting their code into your PowerShell session. Secondly, creating cmdlets (my favorite), and thirdly, simply typing the instructions at the PowerShell command line. The recommended way is running the script as ...
SHAREPOINT\System account is the same account used by application pool of your SharePoint web application in IIS at the time of creation/extension of respective web application. This is the account which is used when you run your code in under elevated privileges by SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges. When you create/extend a web application in SharePoint and specify an Application Pool then the identity (Network Account) used by that Application pool becomes the SHAREPOINT\System account. It ...