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Tuesday, February 10, 2009 4:05 PM

Mocking SPSecurity delegates

Since we’ve recently released VizitSP it’s time to start talking about more things SharePoint.  Quickly, I’m going to show you how we’ve used TypeMock ’s Isolator for SharePoint along with NUnit and TestDriven.NET to test our use of SPSecurity ’s
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Monday, January 12, 2009 11:48 AM

Extending WiX Preprocessing: Getting at the WiX source as a preprocessor (with Reflection)

In my last blog post , I showed how easy it is to extend WiX, and make a simple preprocessor extension.  It barely went beyond the existing WiX preprocessor example, but it get’s you off the ground.  This time, I’d like to look at an available
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Monday, January 12, 2009 10:38 AM

Extending WiX Preprocessing: A ‘How-To’ with Reflection

The authors of WiX have made it easy for you to do some of your own preprocessing on your WiX files before they get handed to the compiler (hence PRE of ‘preprocessing’).  Aside from the regular preprocessor functions you can use (variable replacement,
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:22 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 6 - Putting it to work

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work Putting it to work So, using this code, you could embed in your Feature receiver a web.config
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:20 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 5 - The Remedy

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work The Remedy Ok, so now the Name property is only an XPath expression if it’s a child node.
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:18 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 4 - Why doesn't this work?

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work Why doesn't this work? My code would step through this XML, and at each node generate a
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:13 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 3 - Time for some code

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work Time for some code I wrote some recursive code to load an xml document and from that document
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:08 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 2 - Take this for example...

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work Take this for example... You write a feature to be installed and you make web.config modifications
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Wednesday, October 08, 2008 1:06 PM

Using SPWebConfigModification, Part 1 - The Problem

Part 1 - The Problem Part 2 - Take this for example... Part 3 - Time for some code Part 4 - Why doesn't this work? Part 5 - The Remedy Part 6 - Putting it to work The Problem I've read a lot of posts [ this , this , and this , for example] about the SPWebConfigModification
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008 9:46 AM

A Visual Studio command prompt environment in NAnt

Released in March, Atalasoft's toolkit v6.0 had a bug release v6.0a and we've branched to begin building new functionality for our new release while being able to maintain/bugfix v6.0. In addition, we're internally branched to have one codebase as a sandbox,
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Thursday, May 08, 2008 6:51 AM

Extending NAnt with your own types

Last time I talked about how to nest existing elements in your custom NAnt tasks. Now that you've had a good look at that, and Jacob's custom task, there's only one other thing to cover in this subject: a new type. Types end up looking a lot like a new
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008 4:04 PM

Writing NAnt tasks with nested types

If you follow the Atalasoft Blogs by whatever means, and you're reading this, it's quite possible you've also read Jacob's blog post about extending NAnt . If you haven't already, go check it out since he's covered a huge amount of ground related to what
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