lunes, 29 de septiembre de 2008

Anuncios del Simposio Latinoamericano de MOSS en diferentes blogs

Hola Amigos

Les paso los diferentes anuncios del evento que se han publicado en diversas paginas y blogs amigos y de expertos reconocidos en sharepoint como Bill English, Gustavo Velez, Hector Insua y Luis Du Soleir

http://admincompanion.mindsharp.com/BillBlog/default.aspx Anuncio de Bill English

http://hinsua.blogspot.com/2008/09/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de.html Anuncio en Blog de Hector Insua

http://geeks.ms/blogs/ldusolier/archive/2008/09/05/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en el Blog de Luis Du Soleir

http://blogs.msdn.com/mvplead/archive/2008/09/18/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en el Blog de MVP´S en Latinoamerica

http://blogs.technet.com/benjaminfigueroa/archive/2008/09/12/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en el Blog de Benjamin Figueroa

http://blogs.technet.com/rubencolomo/archive/2008/09/11/simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en el Blog de Ruben Colomo

http://blogs.technet.com/ldusolier/archive/2008/09/11/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en la Pagina Sharepoint en Español

http://www.programar.net/news/details.aspx?id=244 Anuncio en Programar .NET

http://geeks.ms/blogs/gvelez/archive/2008/09/05/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en el Blog del Reconocido Experto Gustavo Velez

http://lanouse.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!ECD2400FABABC2E2!832.entry Anuncio en el Blog de Fabian Imaz

http://www.easycoded.com/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint/ Anuncio en Easy Coded

http://www.sharepointblogs.com/mirror/archive/2008/09/04/primer-simposio-latinoamericano-de-sharepoint.aspx Anuncio en SharepointBlogs

http://www.blogesfera.com/Simposio+Latinoamericano+de+Sharepoint_213989 Anuncio en la comunidad Hispana de Blogs

http://www.blogalaxia.com/directory.php?catid=7&updated=1&page=7 Anuncio en Blogalaxia

http://diekus.net/ Blog de Luis Diego Gonzalez

http://www.mossca.org/blog/Lists/Entradas%20de%20blog/Archive.aspx Blog de MOSSCA

Saludos Cordiales

Esperamos verlos en el Simposio

Nuevo Web Part Sharepoint Access Checker

Desde el sitio de Codeplex y el Blog de mi amigo Hector Insua nos llega este webpart bastante interesante que nos deja ver la seguridad de un usuario determinado en la coleccion de sitios.

Link al Sitio del Proyecto














viernes, 26 de septiembre de 2008

Reunion de la Comunidad Sharepoint Costa Rica

Hola Amigos

La presente es para agradecerles a todas las personas que nos colaboraron (El staff de la comunidad muchas gracias no podriamos hacerlo sin ustedes) y que asistieron a la reunion de la comunidad celebrada este jueves 25 de setiembre, en esta reunion tuvimos el honor de contar con la asistencia de nuestro amigo Luis Du Solei que amablemente tomo un ratito de su tiempo para darnos una muy buena charla , lo cual se lo agradecemos profundamente.


Aqui les paso algunas fotos del evento


Posando con los MVP



Nuestro Amigo Luis y todo el STAFF de la comunidad (Gracias Muchachos)

miércoles, 24 de septiembre de 2008

Como incluir el icono de PDF en MOSS 2007

Por omision moss no muestra los iconos de los documentos pdf en vez de eso muestra un icono en blanco , como en muchas de nuestras soluciones (si no es que en todas) usamos pdf es necesario agregar dicho icono por lo tanto aqui se encuentra el paso a paso para dicho procedimiento


  • El primer paso es bajar de internet algun icono apropiado para pdf AQUI hay uno funcional

  • El segundo paso es salvar dicha imagen al directorio TEMPLATE\IMAGES. (DEFAULT: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\template\images)

  • Luego hay que abrir el archivo docicon.xml. (DEFAULT: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\template\xml\docicon.xml)

  • En ese documento se agrega un nuevo Mapping element en el ByExtension element de la siguiente manera "< key="pdf" value="pdficon_small.gif">" (sin las comillas). NOTA: Hay que asegurar de cambiar el "pdficon_small.gif" por el nombre del icono que se utilizo

  • Se salva el documento docicon.xml

  • Y por ultimo se reinicia el IIS con un iisreset /noforce


Saludos Cordiales



lunes, 22 de septiembre de 2008

Versiones de MOSS 2007 y WSS 3.0

Hola Amigos

Aqui hay una pequeña tabla con los diferentes services packs, hotfixes y updates de MOSS y WSS 3.0 y en que versiones queda la herramienta luego de aplicar los mismos, esto es muy importante ya que la incompatibilidad de versiones nos puede dar muchos problemas



Service Pack/Hotfix Version -----------------------------------------------WSS V3.0 MOSS 2007
Infrastructure Update (KB951695 & KB951297)-----------12.0.0.6318 12.0.0.6318
Post-SP1 hotfix (
KB948945)---------------------------------12.0.0.6303 12.0.0.6303
Post-SP1 hotfix (
KB941274)---------------------------------12.0.0.6301 12.0.0.6301
Post-SP1 hotfix (
KB941422)---------------------------------12.0.0.6300 12.0.0.6300
Service Pack 1------------------------------------------------12.0.0.6219 12.0.0.6219
Release To Manufacturing (RTM)---------------------------12.0.0.4518 12.0.0.4518



Ojala que les sea de mucha utilidad

viernes, 19 de septiembre de 2008

Nueva Version 4.5 de Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide

Desde el Sitio de mi amigo Hector Insua me llego lo siquiente , ya esta disponible la version 4.5 de Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide

Infrastructure Planning and Design guides have been updated with the introduction of Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) version 4.5. Download the entire IPD series or download the individual guide.
This guide provides you with key information to bring your infrastructure up to date, saving you time and money. Find out how App-V's HTTP streaming of virtual applications from an IIS server will impact your performance and scalability decisions. Using App-V 4.5 with its many new features to strategically plan your application virtualization infrastructure can help you avoid problems before they begin, allowing you to serve your customers more accurately and reliably.
Use these guides to determine the scope of the services to be provided and choose to partially or completely redesign your infrastructure. Have confidence in knowing that the steps in each phase are described in detail and that the necessary tools are provided to manage the process.
Infrastructure Planning and Design streamlines the planning process by:
· Defining the technical decision flow through the planning process.
· Listing the decisions to be made and the commonly available options and considerations.
· Relating the decisions and options to the business in terms of cost, complexity, and other characteristics.
· Framing decisions in terms of additional questions to the business to ensure a comprehensive alignment with the appropriate business landscape.
http://connect.microsoft.com/dashboard/

OFFICE 14 Para 2009???? Poco Probable

Even though Microsoft has yet to release a public test build of Office 14, it is tracking for a 2009 release and will likely be named Office 2009.
Microsoft didn’t issue a press release announcing its plans. In fact, the company has been steadfast in refusing to provide a date for when the next version of its Office family will ship. A few previous leaks have pointed to 2009 as the target date, however.
The latest information on Office 14’s scheduled ship date comes from Microsoft’s Podcast for SharePoint (PKS) Q&A on the CodePlex site. From the Q&A (which I expect Microsoft to edit shortly after I post this, so as to remove references to 2009):
Q: What features of PKS will be part of SharePoint 2009?A: The SharePoint 2009 feature set has not been publicly disclosed yet. We know the video storage story will be improved.
Q: Tagging is a future SharePoint feature - how would that future feature be compatible with the custom one developed here?A: The answer is unknown at this point and will be better understood when the first public release of SharePoint 2009 is available.
Update: As predicted, the references to SharePoint 2009 are now gone. There’s now a note addressed to me on the Q&A site. Make of it what you will. It says:
Note to Mary Jo: honest mistake on my part, this Q&A is a transcript of a LiveMeeting conversation with our TAP customers… I should have corrected the SharePoint 2009 reference and for mysterious reasons haven’t, so thanks for pointing it out! :)I honestly have no idea how the next release of sharepoint will be named. I promise. Thanks for your interest in PKS. Cheers, Ludo
I’ve heard recently that private builds of Office 14 are circulating among external Microsoft customers and partners. The Office team traditionally holds its code close to the vest and doesn’t release public betas until the feature set is set in stone.
The latest date proof has me wondering whether Microsoft will attempt to launch Windows 7 and Office 14 in tandem in late 2009. I had been hearing that the two products might launch separately in the next go-around. But if both end up ready to ship in 2009, who knows?

miércoles, 17 de septiembre de 2008

Se necesitan Desarrolladores en Sharepoint

Hola Amigos


Hoy utilizare el blog para anunciar que necesitamos desarrolladores (junior o senior) ubicados en Costa Rica con experiencia en Sharepoint cualquier interesado favor comunicarse conmigo por este medio o enviarme un correo con su curriculum vitae rjmunozm@gmail.com


Saludos Cordiales

Los grandes Problemas de Sharepoint

Mi compañera de la comunidad Sharepoint Costa Rica Vielka Rojas me paso este newsletter de parte de office sharepoint pro escrito por Dan Holmes, me parece que es una critica constructiva y que tambien nos sirve para medir los limites de la herramienta, espero que les sea de utilidad


SharePoint's "Big" Problems

It's interesting to me to watch the maturation of a technology, and the market's use of technology. SharePoint (WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007) is entering its "terrible twos" and, with that, more large enterprises are trying to put SharePoint to use. They're running into some big problems—problems with big lists, big libraries, and big contributing user bases.
Awhile back, Microsoft released the document, Plan for software boundaries. This document set forth limitations of scalability in SharePoint. Most of these limitations can be worked around with good architectural design. Some cannot, sadly illustrating the truism that no tool—not even SharePoint—is the silver bullet. One of the limitations that has been discussed in many places is the 2000 item per list or library limit. This is not (I repeat "not") a hard limit. In fact, in my "summer project," we were dealing actively with a list of 11,000 items. It's a limit related to views, which can be addressed through views and indexing.
A limit that has not received enough attention is limits that arise due to SharePoint's security implementation—limits related to the number of users and permissions in a site collection. Unfortunately, the document's lack of detail underplays limits that can be quite problematic in some scenarios. This week, a number of my colleagues were discussing real world encounters with these limitations. So in the event that this may save you headaches now or in the future, I'd like to summarize the limits and provide some example scenarios. My goal is to help you identify whether you are, or might become, a ‘victim' of these limits. Later in this article, I'll point you to the resources you need for more detail, and I'll propose some solutions for Microsoft to consider in Office 14.
1. 600 to 1000 unique list-item permissions. If you do a lot of "inheritance breaking" to create unique permissions within a list or library, this limit might hit you. A common scenario involves a list where a user can add an item, then a custom workflow is used to change permissions on that item to provide Edit Item permission to a "reviewer," while preventing other non-reviewers in the list from modifying that item. But if you end up with more than 600 to 1000 items with unique permissions in a list, it will start to be problematic.2. 1500 to 2000 contributing users in a site collection. Yup, you read that right. You can't have more than 1500-2000 users contributing in a site. The limit is really 1500-2000 identities in the Site Collection User Info Gallery, aka the "SPWeb.SiteUsers." A user ends up in this list if you add them directly to the site collection user list; create a permission for an object assigned to a user who's not already in the list; or if the user is in a group that has permissions to the site and the user contributes to the site—is added to the Created By, Last Modified By, or Assigned To fields. The key here is those three fields. You can expose your site to millions of readers by using groups, or with anonymous access. 3. Approx. 2000 users or groups per SharePoint group. This is actually related to the 2000 item limit in list views. 4. Unique permissions (Access Control Entries or ACEs) per Access Control List (ACL). Behind the scenes, an ACL cannot be larger than 64KB. This translates to roughly 1000 users being individually assigned permissions on one object. 5. 1024 total (nested) Active Directory (AD) group memberships per user. This is a limit that affects other Windows technologies as well.
Are you likely to be "hit" by one of these limits? Some can be worked around through informed design. Others cannot. If these limits are in your present or future, then you must read Eli Robillard's detailed coverage of the limits at Eli's blog. Eli Robillard, also a SharePoint MVP, is a popular speaker, co-author of Professional SharePoint 2007 Development (Wrox), the founder of the Toronto SharePoint Users Group. The work he's done, and the great contributions of Todd Bleeker, Todd Klindt, Joel Oleson and Keith Ritchie deserve a huge "shout out." I know the details about these issues will evolve as more feedback is obtained from customers and as the SharePoint code and architecture is examined in more detail.
Indexing, search, the security-trimmed UI, and basic functionality are compromised when these limits are hit, and (as usual), the error messages that arise are not informative enough. There's no doubt that large collaborative sites won't be supported by SharePoint without major customization of security-related functionality. While site collection architecture can overcome some of these limits, some will be show-stoppers. Imagine trying to build a "forum" site with more than 2000 users. If each user is supposed to be able to add posts and modify (only their own) post, this would simply not work due to both #1 and #2 above. I know that Microsoft has to "draw the line" at some point, and release a finished product to market. What troubles me is that SharePoint is being sold as a silver bullet across six different scenarios, and these limits have real impact on several of them. They mean some significant coding of custom security interfaces or the choice of another product besides SharePoint.
My colleagues' discussion of these security related limits really came to a head last week, so there's a lot more to be learned. At this point, I'd like to propose the following (perhaps completely naïve) solutions to Microsoft for Office 14:
• Support true "contribute" role assignments, in which a user can add items and read items and modify only their own items. Windows Server 2008 now supports the "Owner Rights" identity which could be an approach, but there could be others. This would address a super-common security requirement that SharePoint just misses right now. It would prevent some implementations from running into #1.
• To further address #2, the SharePoint team should consider "template-izing" item permissions. Ask the Directory Services team how they managed to cut the size of NTDS.DIT in Windows Server 2003 by doing so. My guess is there is guidance, if not answers, in that team's work.
• #2 will just have to be fixed. Period.
• In my naïve world, I'd want the option to offload the entire account management to Active Directory, as Microsoft did with Exchange 2000 (for those of you young kids, previous versions of Exchange had an independent directory) . SharePoint's group management is great for two major reasons: it supports mixed environments with AD and other authentication providers; and it provides a group management interface to users so non-technical users can manage group membership. The latter functionality should have been put in AD--oh, about 9 years ago. Maybe SharePoint's functionality and user interface can be a layer over AD. I know that'd be complicated, particularly when it came time to support forms-based authentication (FBA) and such, but it would be great.
• Much clearer communication about SharePoint's limits—security and otherwise. Not just one line in one paper on TechNet, but real "call outs", including scenario-based examples, of where SharePoint will fail out-of-the-box.
Knowing Microsoft's history, I've got to think the company will be investing heavily in Office 14 in areas that improve scalability, in solutions for enterprises, and in modifying SharePoint to better support Software-Plus-Services. So I'm hopeful that some of these limitations, which clearly affect scalability, will in fact be addressed.
And here are some open questions to you, the community:
• What security related limits have you run into in your environments? What scenarios have you found difficult or impossible to support?
• Has anyone really "beat up" (tested) how the new OWNER RIGHTS identity on NTFS works with SharePoint indexing and security-trimmed results? After some meditation, I can imagine some configurations that could be very difficult to "reflect" correctly in indexing. I haven't dug into this yet. Have you? (BTW, if you don't know about OWNER RIGHTS, it's the best security addition to Windows file servers since NTFS itself. Check it out if you manage file servers.)
I'll close this discussion with my "bottom line" with SharePoint: It's an awesome product. It's innovative, it's effective in many many scenarios, and (best of all) it has great potential for user adoption thanks to its UI and tight integration with well-known tools (i.e. the Office clients). I'm a huge believer that with the insane growth of SharePoint utilization in enterprises large and small, and the resources Microsoft is pouring into the product, we have the unique opportunity and responsibility to help Microsoft better understand what we're needing the product to do, and where it's failing to deliver. Microsoft is really trying to listen to customers and community but (believe it or not) even Microsoft's resources are limited. We need to help that listening happen, request clarity about this incredible product's strengths and weaknesses, and be patient as Microsoft addresses the weaknesses we all discover as the product evolves.
Until next week, all the best! Dan Holme

Maquina virtual gratuita de MOSS 2007

Hola Amig@s

Muchos me han preguntado donde encontrar una maquina virtual gratuita para probar MOSS asi que para los interesados aqui les envio el link de Microsoft donde pueden bajar una maquina virtual que corre sobre virtual server (tambien gratuito), la maquina es un trial y dura 31 dias.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=67f93dcb-ada8-4db5-a47b-df17e14b2c74&displaylang=en


El tiempo de download puede ser un poco largo debido a que son 4 gigas.


Saludos Cordiales

lunes, 8 de septiembre de 2008

Google Chrome works for SharePoint users, less so for administrators




Desde el blog de Eli Robillard nos llega este articulo muy interesante sobre el trabajo de moss sobre el nuevo browser de google, se los dejo para que puedan revisarlo

Today I downloaded and installed the just-released Google Chrome browser, ran it through some preliminary tests with SharePoint 2007 and so far, acceptable but missing a few key things. Chrome supports NTLM authentication, uploads (though not multiple uploads), renders all the usual menus correctly, and generally does a good job of rendering SharePoint pages. And it's screaming fast.
On the downside, when you click a file you're asked for a Save location rather than opening it with the associated application. So if you're in a Doc Lib and click a document, you're asked for a location to save it. If you open the ECB menu and click "Edit in Microsoft Word" you get the message that "'Edit Document' requires a Windows SharePoint Services-compatible application and Microsot Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater." And the back button sometimes asks you to reload / re-post, even if there wasn't a user-driven POST and you'd expect it to work, like like opening an image in a library and then hitting Alt-left. Maybe I'm just used to this behaviour in other browsers.
Administrators will especially want to hang on to MSIE or Firefox for a while. Web Parts don't drag and drop while a page is in Edit mode, and even the Minimize/Close/Delete/Modify This Web part menu oddly shows as a right-hand column rather than inline with each web part itself, perhaps this is default behaviour for unrecognized browsers. Because SharePoint's UI was designed to provide all it's functionality to unknown or unsupported browsers (e.g. Opera), you can still assemble and rearrange pages, but niceties like drag and drop don't work here yet.
So for WCM sites, Chrome will work fine. For Collaboration sites, hold off until Chrome supports opening files with their associated applications. For administration, you may want to hang onto MSIE or Firefox for a while.

viernes, 5 de septiembre de 2008

APRENDE COLABORA COMPARTE EN COSTA RICA 11 NOV 2008









Primer Simposio Latinoamericano de SharePoint – Costa Rica 200811 de noviembre 2008, Hotel Barceló San José Palacio, Costa Rica


Aprende Colabora Comparte


Te invitamos a formar parte del selecto grupo de participantes de la reunión de profesionales de SharePoint más importante del año en Costa Rica, el Primer Simposio Latinoamericano de SharePoint.




TENEMOS CUPO LIMITADO



El simposio contará con expositores de reconocida trayectoria nacional e internacional, como:



· Héctor Insua (MVP Uruguay)
· Luis Du Solier (MVP México 2005-2008) Actualmente labora con Microsoft
· Eduardo Castro (MVP Costa Rica)
· Carlos Rojas Vargas (MVP Costa Rica)
· Luis Diego Arce (MCP Costa Rica)
· Vielka Rojas Chan (MCTS Costa Rica )
· Ricardo Muñoz (MCTS, MCT Costa Rica)
· Johann Granados (MVP Costa Rica)



Y algunos otros por confirmar



Los cuales impartirán charlas en temas como:



· Windows 2008, SQL Server 2008 y MOSS 2007
· Configuración de colaboración para Extranet con MOSS 2007
· Recuperación en caso de desastre
· Como llevar a cabo una implementación exitosa de SharePoint
· Desarrollo de Web Parts
· Silverlight y SharePoint
· Procesos de Negocios con Workflows
· SharePoint Designer para Principiantes



Que habrá para los participantes?



· Charlas impartidas por excelentes expositores nacionales e internacionales
· Alimentación
· Certificado de participación al evento
· Regalo de un libro de Microsoft Press
· Regalos de los Patrocinadores
· La mayor reunión de la comunidad de SharePoint en Español




TE ESPERAMOS NO FALTES NOS VEMOS EN COSTA RICA

Mas informacion sobre Simposio Latinoamericano de Sharepoint

Primer Simposio Latinoamericano de SharePoint – Costa Rica 2008
11 de noviembre 2008, Hotel Barceló San José Palacio, Costa Rica
Te invitamos a formar parte del selecto grupo de participantes de la reunión de profesionales de SharePoint más importante del año en Costa Rica, el Primer Simposio Latinoamericano de SharePoint.
Cupo limitado.
El simposio contará con expositores de reconocida trayectoria nacional e internacional, como:
Héctor Insua (MVP)
Luis Du Solier (MVP 2005-2008) Actualmente trabaja con Microsoft
Eduardo Castro (MVP)
Carlos Rojas Vargas (MVP)
Luis Diego Arce
Vielka Rojas Chan, MCTS
Ricardo Muñoz, MCTS, MCT
Johann Granados (MVP)

Los cuales impartirán charlas en temas como:
· Windows 2008, SQL Server 2008 y MOSS 2007
· Configuración de colaboración para Extranet con MOSS 2007
· Recuperación en caso de desastres
· Como llevar a cabo una implementación exitosa de SharePoint
· Desarrollo de Web Parts
· Silverlight y SharePoint
· Procesos de Negocios con Workflows
· SharePoint Designer para Principiantes
Para los asistentes:
— Charlas impartidas por excelentes expositores nacionales e internacionales
— Alimentación (refrigerios y almuerzo)
— Certificado de participación al evento
— Regalo de un libro de Microsoft Press

Proceso de registro:

Paso 1. Depositar c22,000.00 (veintidós mil colones) ó $40.00 (cuarenta dólares) en la cuenta corriente #001-0253510-6 del Banco de Costa Rica a nombre de Térraba Ingeniería Sociedad Anónima.Paso 2. Reporte de pago y registro: se puede enviar la información al correo electrónico SharePointCostaRica@hotmail.es o al fax (506) 2235-1798 con la siguiente información:- Nombre completo- Correo electrónico - Teléfono - Comprobante de pago

Para inscribirse o recibir más información consulte el sitio Web: http://ug.culminis.com/sites/CRC-SPS/simposio1, ó comuníquese con : Vielka Rojas, vkrojas@hotmail.com, (506) 8373-6175, Ricardo Muñoz, rjmunozm@gmail.com, (506) 8345-4348

Reunion Comunidad Sharepoint Costa Rica

Hola Amig@s la presente es para invitarles la reunion de la comunidad de sharepoint Costa Rica a celebrarse el dia 25 de setiembre, tendremos un invitado muy especial el MVP en sharepoint Luis du Soleil que es uno de los encargados de la comunidad Sharepoint Mexico, esperamos su asistencia las charlas estaran muy interesantes

Fecha: Jueves 25 de Setiembre de 2008
Hora: 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Lugar: Auditorio de la Universidad Latina de Costa Rica
Registrese aqui

http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032383034&Culture=es-CR

Para reservar tu asistencia y confirmar en las sesiones. CUPO LIMITADO.
6:30 p.m 6:40 p.m. Bienvenida
Conferencista: Administradores de la comunidad Ricardo Muñoz y Vielka Rojas
6:40 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Silverlight y Sharepoint
Conferencista: Luis Diego González Zúñiga
7:30 p.m. 7:40 p.m. Refrigerio
7:40 p.m.8:30 p.m. Procedimientos para Disaster Recovery
Reconocido Conferencista Internacional (Mexico): MVP Luis Du Solier G. Líder Comunidad Sharepoint Mexico
La suscripción a la comunidad es gratuita y al asociarte participas en un espacio virtuoso de aprendizaje continuo.
Suscríbete en el sitio: SharePoint Costa Rica


Multi Country Americas IT Pro Team blog - http://blogs.technet.com/ccaitpro


Programa TechNet de CR – http://www.microsoft.com/costarica/technet

LES ESPERAMOS!!!!

jueves, 4 de septiembre de 2008

Primer Simposio Lationamericano de Sharepoint San Jose Costa Rica 11 de nov 2008


11 de noviembre 2008, Hotel Barceló San José Palacio, Costa Rica
Te invitamos a formar parte del selecto grupo de participantes de la reunión de profesionales de SharePoint más importante del año en Costa Rica, el Primer Simposio Latinoamericano de SharePoint.
Los asistentes recibirán:
Charlas impartidas por excelentes expositores nacionales e internacionales
Alimentación (refrigerios y almuerzo)
Certificado de participación al evento
Regalo de un libro de Microsoft Press

Hay cupo limitado.

Proceso de registro:

Depositar c22,000.00 (veintidós mil colones) en la cuenta corriente #001-0253510-6 del Banco de Costa Rica a nombre de Térraba Ingeniería Sociedad Anónima.
Reporte de pago y registro. Se puede enviar la información al correo electrónico SharePointCostaRica@hotmail.es o al fax (506) 2235-1798 con la siguiente información:- Nombre completo- Correo electrónico - Teléfono - Comprobante de pago

Permitir el acceso de usuarios a resultados de busqueda y elemento de una biblioteca o lista en MOSS 2007

Hola Amigos

Debido a que me he encontrado con este problema en multiples ocasiones quiero compartir con ustedes algunas soluciones que he encontrado al respecto.


Cuando se crea un sitio publico (plantilla de publicacion) en MOSS se debe activar la opcion de acceso anonimo y con esto uno espararia permitir a cualquier usuario el libre acceso a toda la informacion. Pero para mi sorpresa no es tan sencillo (uno con el tiempo se acostumbra a que no sea tan sencillo como se piensa) debido a que cuando un usuario anonimo este navegando en una lista o biblioteca moss , el sistema le pedira autenticacion para poder ver dicho elemento.

Pero por que sucede esto? y lo mas importante como se soluciona?

Luego de muchas busquedas en internet y consiguientes pruebas logre encontrar la fuente del problema, el cual es que la plantilla de publicacion posee un feature escondido el cual se llama "ViewFormPagesLockDown" y es el que no permite que el usuario anonimo pueda navegar el sitio como uno esperaria

La buena noticia es que este problema es sencillo de solucionar lo unico que hay que hacer ese desabilitar ese feature en el sitio que estamos utilizando , a continuacion pongo el paso a paso de como hacerlo.

En un command prompt lleguen a la siguiente direccion programfiles\commonfiles\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\Bin
Una vez ahi ejecuten el siguiente comando stsadm -o deactivatefeature -url http://nombredelserver -filename ViewFormPagesLockDown\feature.xml
Salir del command prompt
Una vez que se desactivo este feature es necesario desactivar y volver a activar el acceso anonimo en cada uno de los sitios de lo contrario el feature permanecera activado.
Espero que este tip les sea de utilidad