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SharePoint: Run with elevated privileges

By Andreas Finne

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Code

Monday, June 21, 2010

Tags: Code , SharePoint

When developing using the SharePoint object model, certain operations has to be run with elevated privileges. For instance, setting information into the property bag of a site needs to be done with elevated privileges. This post shows how this is done, and also includes a helper method for making it easier and shorter to do this.

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We’re hiring in Vaasa

By Jörgen Westerling

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Blogs

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Tags: Administrativia

We have been on the quiet side on the blog lately, but fortunately that’s because we’ve been super busy with customer work. This means we need more dev muscle.

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SharePoint Event Handler Gotchas

By Andreas Finne

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Blogs

Monday, April 26, 2010

Tags: Gotcha , SharePoint

In a previous SharePoint project, I implemented a few event handlers that get called whenever an item in a list gets changed (or added/deleted). There were a few problems along the way that took a bit of searching before I found solutions. This post documents a few of the things that are good to know.

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SQL access with integrated security from SharePoint

By Andreas Finne

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Code

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Tags: Gotcha , SharePoint

When creating custom webparts or other custom features in SharePoint that retrieves data from a SQL server, there are a few gotchas and pitfalls that you should be aware of. I spent a few hours battling a couple of problems, so I thought I’d document the things I found out here to spread the knowledge.

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Update about Snoop

By Andreas Finne

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Blogs

Monday, March 29, 2010

Tags: Debugging , WPF , Tips , Tools

A couple of days after my last post about tools for WPF debugging, I got the word that Snoop has been made open source and released on Codeplex. There are versions for both 32- and 64-bit systems, and even WPF 4.0 is supported.

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