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Web Platform Installer Review

Earlier this year Microsoft released the Web Platform installer, currently available in version 1 or as a version 2 beta . I've been playing around with it for a few days and I think it is generally a step in the right direction. If you are doing web development on the Microsoft platform, it's...

Posted to Curtis Swartzentruber (Weblog) by cswartz on 05-07-2009
Commerce Server 2007 MSDTC errors and NetBios

So i'm working on an e-Commerce project with Commerce Server 2007 and we had one developer machine that was having issues with the MSDTC transactions used by the pipelines. We took a look at all the obvious stuff like the DTC settings on each machine, turning off the local firewall (at least for...

Posted to Curtis Swartzentruber (Weblog) by cswartz on 10-07-2008
Sharepoint Debugging with WSS V3

SharePoint debugging experience in WSS V3 can get annoying, when exceptions start looking like this generic message "An unexpected error has occurred" To enable stack trace similar to the ASP.NET error page, edit your web.config at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories and edit the following...

Posted to Sajo Jacob (Weblog) by spoov on 08-19-2008
Windows Home Server Eases My Suffering

I recently had an experience that I wish nobody had to go through but happens all the time: I got robbed. Not the held up at gunpoint type robbery (thank goodness) but the come home to find your home trashed and stuff missing type of robbed. This is not an experience I can really describe since even...

Posted to Listen...You Smell Something? (Weblog) by mfrank on 05-31-2008
My Windows Home Server Comes To Life

Wow, so much has happened since I last visited here and a whole bunch of it revolves around Windows Home Server(WHS). In my last post I had a list of the things I wanted out of a WHS installation. I did go ahead and build a WHS for myself (setup is really easy, even on hardware that I mostly had just...

Posted to Listen...You Smell Something? (Weblog) by mfrank on 05-31-2008
Stumbling Through: K2 Blackpearl Programmability

Technorati Tags: ASP.NET , K2 , Blackpearl While doing a little requirements gathering for a workflow project that will be leveraging the K2 Blackpearl product, I came across a few requirements that were not features we'd get 'out of the box' in Blackpearl. Specifically, the project required...

Posted to Stumbling Through (Weblog) by tbyrne on 01-16-2008
I have no clue!

You will know why I chose that caption by the time you reach the end of this post. So this week turned out to be an "interesting" week, besides getting bashed badly at Foos by my colleagues, something blew my fuse off and I didn’t know what really hit me for a little bit…. Like most outlook...

Posted to Sajo Jacob (Weblog) by spoov on 12-06-2007
Do I Want a Windows Home Server?

Ever since I first heard about Windows Home Server (WHS) I've been intrigued. After reading reviews like this one at Ars Technica I've decided that I need to try this server out. The review does a good job of describing what WHS is and is not. I'm going to document my thoughts and processes...

Posted to Listen...You Smell Something? (Weblog) by mfrank on 11-26-2007
Stumbling Through - K2 Blackpearl (Smart Objects - Part IV)

Technorati Tags: k2 , SharePoint , Moss , smartObjects , blackpearl So where are we? We have a fully defined SmartObject deployed on our SmartObject server, we have an InfoPath form and we have a workflow process that will tie it all together... the one thing that is missing here is the glue. ...

Posted to Stumbling Through (Weblog) by tbyrne on 11-15-2007
Stumbling Through: K2 Blackpearl (Smart Objects - Part III)

Technorati Tags: "K2 , Blackpearl , SharePoint , Moss , SmartObjects" We left off previously with a well-defined smart object containing all of our asset properties and methods to create each type of asset. Now, we need to make a place to consume this smart object. I am choosing...

Posted to Stumbling Through (Weblog) by tbyrne on 11-15-2007

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