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Office Space: SharePoint 2007 におけるセキュリティプログラミング
今月、Ted Pattison は Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 のセキュリティおよびアクセス許可のプログラミングについての概要を説明します。
Ted Pattison - February 2008
Office Space: SharePoint 2007 のイベント
Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0 には、サーバー側のイベントを処理するための新しく改善されたインフラストラクチャが用意されています。今回の Office Space では、機能とコードの両方を使用して Before イベントと After イベントをフックする手法について説明します。
Ted Pattison - November 2007
Office Space: SharePoint 2007 を使用したソリューション展開
WSS 3.0 では、開発作業をステージング環境や運用環境に移行するための新しい展開メカニズムが導入されました。
Ted Pattison - August 2007
Office Space: SharePoint の機能
Ted Pattison - May 2007
Office Space: Office オープン XML ファイルを構築する
この新しいコラムでは、Microsoft Office system アプリケーションとそのファイル形式の拡張およびカスタマイズの方法について説明します。
Ted Pattison - February 2007
基本的な本能: サーバー側での Word 2007 文書の作成
Ted Pattison - November 2006
Gathering MOSS: New Dev-Centric Features In Office SharePoint Server Keep Your Apps Rolling
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 provides great portal and search features and much more, and Ted Pattison puts them to good use here.
Ted Pattison - August 2006
Basic Instincts: Resources and Localization in ASP.NET 2.0
In this installment of Advanced Basics Ted Pattison discusses the localization of Web sites in ASP.NET 2.0.
Ted Pattison - August 2006
WSS 3.0 Preview: Discover Significant Developer Improvements In SharePoint Services
Ted Pattison - July 2006
Basic Instincts: Resources and Localization
There are two ways you can utilize resources such as strings, images, and text-based files from your Microsoft® . NET Framework-based application. You can embed them directly in the app or you can load them from an external file.
Ted Pattison - May 2006
Basic Instincts: Introducing ASP.NET Web Part Connections
When you begin to work with the Microsoft® . NET Framework 2. 0 and ASP. NET, you discover that the new Web Parts infrastructure adds some very powerful functionality to the underlying platform. In the September 2005 issue of MSDN®Magazine, Fritz Onion and I have an article on programming Web Parts titled "ASP.
Ted Pattison - February 2006
Basic Instincts: Programming I/O with Streams in Visual Basic .NET
If you are just now migrating from Visual Basic® 6. 0 to Visual Basic . NET, be prepared for a change, because the way you program file I/O is very different. The good news is that an idiosyncratic, proprietary approach has been replaced by an elegant and reusable one that has become an industry standard.
Ted Pattison - November 2005
ASP.NET 2.0: Personalize Your Portal with User Controls and Custom Web Parts
ASP.NET 2.0 introduces a Web Part control that is designed to deal with the serialization, storage, and retrieval of customization and personalization data behind the scenes. In this article, the authors explain how you can put the WebPart control to work in your ASP.NET 2.0 applications.
Ted Pattison and Fritz Onion - September 2005
Basic Instincts: Reflection in Visual Basic .NET
In the May 2005 Basic Instincts column I wrote about the Microsoft® . NET Framework support for custom attributes and attribute-based programming (see Basic Instincts: Designing With Custom Attributes).
Ted Pattison - August 2005
Basic Instincts: Designing With Custom Attributes
One of the most powerful aspects of the Microsoft® . NET Framework is its support for attributes. Attribute-based programming is extremely powerful because it adds a declarative dimension to designing and writing software.
Ted Pattison - May 2005
Basic Instincts: Using the ReaderWriterLock Class
In several installments over the past year I have written about multithreading programming techniques in Visual Basic® . NET. In the September 2004 issue of MSDN®Magazine, I discussed the need for thread synchronization and how to write thread-safe code using monitors.
Ted Pattison - February 2005
Basic Instincts: Thread Synchronization
My last three Basic Instincts columns have examined techniques for using asynchronous delegates and creating secondary threads. Those columns demonstrated how to introduce multithreaded behavior into your applications.
Ted Pattison - September 2004
Web Parts: Use Windows SharePoint Services as a Platform for Building Collaborative Apps, Part 2
Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003, which is part of the Office System, lets you create and manage virtual servers, site collections, sites, workspaces, and users. You can also use the Windows SharePoint Services object model to design and implement user-targeted applications. In the second part of a two part series, the authors take a look at the WSS and SPS object models, Web Part Page anatomy, creating and deploying Web Parts, and Web Part security. They also discuss Web Part infrastructure and how to create custom Web Parts.
Jason Masterman and Ted Pattison - August 2004
SharePoint: Use Windows SharePoint Services as a Platform for Building Collaborative Applications
In this article the authors provide an in-depth examination of the architecture of SharePoint products and technologies: WSS and SPS. WSS provides the foundation for creating collaborative Web sites that support customization and personalization and SPS complements WSS by playing the role of a content aggregator. This article explains how.
Jason Masterman and Ted Pattison - July 2004
Basic Instincts: Creating and Managing Secondary Threads
Ted Pattison - June 2004
Basic Instincts: Updating the UI from a Secondary Thread
Ted Pattison - May 2004
Basic Instincts: Asynchronous Method Execution Using Delegates
Ted Pattison - January 2004
Basic Instincts: Deploying Assemblies
Ted Pattison - October 2003
Basic Instincts: Naming and Building Assemblies in Visual Basic .NET
Learn what the different parts of an assembly name mean, how to create a stronly named assembly, and get other assembly security tips.
Ted Pattison - August 2003
Basic Instincts: Programming Events of the Framework Class Libraries
Some practical examples of handling some of the more commonly used events in the Microsoft .NET Framework.
Ted Pattison - May 2003
Basic Instincts: Static Event Binding Using WithEvents
This month's Basic Instincts column builds upon my last three columns in which I introduced and explained the fundamental concepts and syntax associated with delegates and events. Last month I showed you how to design and write a simple class that defines and raises events.
Ted Pattison - March 2003
Basic Instincts: Programming with Events Using .NET
This month's Basic Instincts column builds upon my last two columns in which I talked about concepts and programming techniques associated with delegates. I will assume you have read the last two installments of this column and that you understand the role that delegates play within the Microsoft® .
Ted Pattison - February 2003
Basic Instincts: Implementing Callbacks with a Multicast Delegate
This month's column is a follow-up to the December 2002 installment in which I introduced the basic concepts and programming techniques associated with delegates. I am going to assume you have already read that column and that you are familiar with the fundamentals of programming delegates.
Ted Pattison - January 2003
Basic Instincts: Implementing Callback Notifications Using Delegates
Delegates are a critical aspect of the Microsoft® . NET Framework and are required learning for many programmers. They will take some time to master, but once you learn how to program with delegates, you'll be thrilled with the possibilities they offer.
Ted Pattison - December 2002
Basic Instincts: Objects and Values, Part 2: Memory Management
In the June 2002 installment of Basic Instincts I began a discus-sion of objects and values. This month I'll build on that column, so I will assume you've read the June installment and that you know the fundamental differences between value types and reference types.
Ted Pattison - October 2002
Basic Instincts: Objects and Values, Part I
Ted Pattison - June 2002
Basic Instincts: Using Inheritance in the .NET World, Part 2
Ted Pattison - December 2001
Basic Instincts: Using Inheritance in the .NET World
Ted Pattison - November 2001
Basic Instincts: Exploiting New Language Features in Visual Basic .NET, Part 2
Ted Pattison - August 2001
Basic Instincts: New Features in Visual Basic .NET: Variables, Types, Arrays, and Properties
Ted Pattison - May 2001
Visual Basic .NET: New Programming Model and Language Enhancements Boost Development Power
Visual Basic .NET is the result of a significant rebuild of Visual Basic for the Microsoft .NET Framework. There are a number of changes that make Visual Basic .NET easier to use, more powerful than Visual Basic 6.0, and give it the kind of access to system resources that in the past required the use of languages like C++. One of the most important additions is object inheritance. In Visual Basic .NET, all managed types derive from System.Object. An important new language feature is garbage collection, which is administered by the Common Language Runtime and provides better memory management. The universal type system allows for greater interoperability, also contributing to the enhanced power and flexibility found in Visual Basic .NET.
Ted Pattison - February 2001
Basic Instincts: To Cache or not to Cache
Ted Pattison - November 2000
Basic Instincts: Automating COM+ Administration
Ted Pattison - September 2000
Basic Instincts: Porting Apps from MTS to COM+
Ted Pattison - May 2000
Basic Instincts: Porting Applications from MTS to COM+
Ted Pattison - March 2000
Office Space: STSDEV を使用して SharePoint の開発を単純化する
新しい STSDEV ユーティリティを活用した簡単で再利用可能な手順を用いて、Visual Studio で SharePoint 開発プロジェクトを設定および展開する方法を、Ted Pattison が紹介します。
Ted Pattison - March 2008
Office Space: 自動化された SharePoint サイトのブランド化
この記事では、マスタページと CSS ファイルをサイトコレクションのレベルで統合する、SharePoint サイト向けのカスタムブランド化ソリューションについて紹介します。
Ted Pattison - July 2008
Office Space: SharePoint におけるカスタム監査
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 のカスタマイズされたコントロールページを使用して Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0 の監査ソリューションを有効にする方法について説明します。
Ted Pattison - September 2008
Office Space: SharePoint 2007 のカスタムフィールドタイプ
カスタムフィールドタイプは、再利用可能な SharePoint の列定義を定義するための強力な手段です。
Ted Pattison - May 2009