KUBIS: nastavit u nejakyho viceradkovyho textovyho pole "Připojit změny ke stávajícímu textu" - budou to takovy jakz-takz komentare...

KUBIS: tam je hacek ve velikosti uploadu - kdyz mas treba max. velikost nahratelneho souboru stanovenou na 200 MB, tak kdyz nahravas timhle zpusobem vice souboru najednou, tak se to secte a nenahrajes takhle treba pet 50MB souboru, protoze soucet jejich velikosti prekroci ten limit, i kdyz jednotlive nebo v kombinaci 3+2 uploady je tam dostanes.

tu Import Files Utility jsem jeste nezkousel, ale doufam, ze by to mohl mit osetrene :)

PETVAL: ja myslim ze to staci vsechny ty soubory nahrat pres okolni mista v siti...

btw nevite nekdo jak bych mohl v dokumentove knihovne rozjet to, abych mohl psat komentare k jednotlivym dokumentum?

Analyzing Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Usage

The current version of SharePoint gives an administrator the ability to look into what is actually happening on a farm, how many users are active, how heavy are they using the system, what type of requests are coming in, what kind of clients, etc. Much of this information is captured in the IIS logs.

Mike Wise who works on the Customer Advisory Team specializes in SharePoint capacity planning and architecture and his goal is to make SharePoint capacity planning more of a science and less of an art. His whitepaper is the first step, concentrating on the descriptive side of the task and showing one powerful technique that can be used today to make SharePoint performance and capacity measurable. You can count on seeing more papers, reports, and calculation methods building off his technique in the coming months.

Topics covered in the whitepaper:

* Preparing the Analysis Machine
* Preparing the Server Logs
* Initial Queries
* Counting Users
* Load Balancing
* User Types
* Request (RPS) Distribution over Time
* Distinct Users over Time
* User Agent Distribution
* Browser Usage Patterns
* Office Client Web Service Usage
* Slow Home Page Percentages
* Import IIS Logs into SQL

You can download the whitepaper here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=f159af68-c3a3-413c-a3f7-2e0be6d5532e&displaylang=en&tm

http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/02/10/analyzing-microsoft-sharepoint-products-and-technologies-usage.aspx

However, it wasn’t until learning about some of the most in-depth inner-workings of PowerShell did an important realization come about. In short: There was a potential for PowerShell users to constantly leak memory without knowing it! While this is not a common situation and it would be hard to do so in such large volume to really cause real harm—it is possible, and thus, everyone should know about it.
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Multiple threads can safely access the same SPSite or SPWeb simultaneously, so there’s no reason for a developer to open a reference to one of these objects and pass it to another thread. However, if you did try this, the unmanaged Heap (which is thread specific) will be “lost” and a new Heap will be allocated in the new thread. So if you did this endlessly your machine will eventually run out of memory (though this memory is freed if you close the PowerShell process).

So on to the specific PowerShell concern. I only recently learned that every time a new ‘pipe’ in PowerShell is executed (essentially every time you press ‘enter’), that command is run in a unique thread. So what does this mean for SharePoint? Well, it means that saving an SPSite or an SPWeb to a variable will cause memory leaks—no matter what you do.
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Keep your eye out on this blog for other potential workarounds in the future

http://sharepoint.microsoft.com/blogs/zach/default.aspx

//vec, ktera by imo mela byt v sharepointu by default uz od microsoftu

Import Files Utility (codeplex - Mike Ruberg)

"The Import Files Utility is an application that will let you import files into a SharePoint library, from a local or remote Windows path. It has a recursive option that will create an entire tree structure of child folders, and populate the child folders with any files within them. It also has an option to make the names of the files and folders "web safe". For example, if there is an ampersand (&) in your file name, it will replace it with an underscore (_)."

http://www.codeplex.com/landofsharepoint/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=22681

SPOExpandAndCollapseAll

"SPOExpandAndCollapseAll is a jQuery feature that adds a + and - to the menu bar of the document/list libraries to Expand/Collapse all grouped by's with one click. "

http://www.codeplex.com/sharepointology/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=22595

SharePoint QuickLaunchExtender (codeplex - J. Vossers)

"Extends the SP QuickLaunch control to provide a richer experience. Configure it to transform the QuickLaunch into an Accordion or a set of collapsible/expandable panels. Adds scrollbar per panel if height limit is specified and exceeded. WSP + Feature included. Powered by jQuery"

http://www.codeplex.com/quicklaunchextender/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=22650

Sharepoint List/Library Permissions - A new utility on Codeplex
Recently, I released my own utility on CodePlex, it is known as Sharepoint List Security Manager.

It addresses the inherent permission issue of Sharepoint Document Library, where two contributors are able to edit/delete each others document.
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http://www.codeplex.com/ListSecurityManager
http://mehulbhuva.blogspot.com/2009/02/sharepoint-list-permissions-new-utility.html

MOSS 2007 - C# Protocol Handler (codeplex - John Koz)

"With this sample code you can write a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Protocol Handler in managed code (C#) using the .NET framework. This is not a 'shim' or 'wrapper', it is 100% pure managed code.

Protocol Handlers are COM components (in-proc servers), traditionally written in C++. .NET allows you to create a class library and expose it as a COM component. Therefore it is possible to create a .NET COM component which will be consumed by the SharePoint search engine (Filter Daemon specifically). This sample is an instance of that approach and contains all classes and declarations necessary to build and register a Protocol Handler written in C#. "
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http://www.codeplex.com/MOSSPH

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PETVAL: Dik

FusionCharts Free (free - InfoSoft)

"FusionCharts Free is a flash charting component that can be used to render data-driven & animated charts for your web applications and presentations.

It is a cross-browser and cross-platform solution that can be used with PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, ColdFusion, simple HTML pages or even PowerPoint Presentations to deliver interactive and powerful flash charts. You do NOT need to know anything about Flash to use FusionCharts. All you need to know is the language you're programming in. "
http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/Default.asp?gMenuItemId=1

Fundamentals of SharePoint Performance - Disk, SQL, and Network
Posted by Robert L. Bogue on Wednesday, 11 Feb 2009 08:44 | 0 Comments |

I've run into a few customer environments of late where the performance of SharePoint was unacceptable, however, the real problem isn't SharePoint. It's been either disk performance or it has been network performance. So I wanted to lay out a few quick suggestions for high performance SharePoint implementations. The trick is, I'll tell you they have nothing to do with SharePoint. It's all about good general network performance and good SQL server performance.
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http://thorprojects.com/blog/archive/2009/02/11/fundamentals-of-sharepoint-performance-disk-sql-and-network.aspx

Workflow Scalability and Performance in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

Summary: Learn how to test the performance of workflow applications and determine how to apply the results. (18 printed pages)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd441390.aspx

Getting even better IntelliSense for CAML when doing SharePoint projects – thanks John! by Andrew Connell [MVP MOSS]

A while back I showed you (as have so many other developers in the blogosphere) how to add IntelliSense to SharePoint when you are editing CAML for use in SharePoint projects. Unfortunately there are a handful of places where the WSS.XSD is not fully complete… but more importantly, it doesn’t provide a lot of context.

CAML aficionado & good friend John Holliday has recently offered up a more complete, with context documentation, better schema files to give us even more robust IntelliSense when working with SharePoint CAML! Nice work John (and a HUGE thanks!).

» John Holliday: Feed your CAML some IntelliSense so it doesn't bite you in the you-know-what!

http://andrewconnell.com/blog/archive/2009/02/15/Getting-even-better-IntelliSense-for-CAML-when-doing-SharePoint-projects.aspx

CardioLog Lite for SharePoint 2007
CardioLog Lite for SharePoint 2007 is a FREE web analytics solution for SharePoint 2007. It is delivered with a set of basic SharePoint 2007 usage reports, with optional SharePoint report bundles.

Specially built for authenticated environments, CardioLog Lite for SharePoint 2007 provides enhanced visitor segmentation - which is available through seamless integration with the organization's Active Directory.

CardioLog Lite for SharePoint 2007 includes an adaptors for SharePoint 2007 - which uses an advanced JavaScript tracking agent to monitor visitor actions such as item additions and deletions, document viewing, search results clicks and other Web 2.0 actions. In addition, this adaptor identifies the structure of the SharePoint 2007 portal and enables easy reporting for specific content areas.

CardioLog Lite's client UI is a complete HTML solution - enabling users to view reports in many ways. Reports can be easily integrated into portal pages by exporting them to web parts, or launched directly from the portal.
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http://www.intlock.com/intlocksite/ProductsAndServices/CardioLog/CardioLog-Lite-for-SharePoint.asp

Making external repositories work like document libraries in SharePoint Server 2007 (and a cool example using the CMIS spec)
Fellow Ted Pattison Group instructor & SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier just had an article posted on MSDN. It’s the first sample I’ve seen that leverages the CMIS specification announced by Ryan on the SharePoint Team Blog a few months back which essentially is an ECM interop spec so various apps can talk to each other more easily.

His paper shows how to implement a document library in SharePoint but using a external repository that conforms to the CMIS spec. This isn’t some thrown together sample… you’re looking at a collection of Web Parts, a slick Silverlight UI, custom WCF service, custom protocol handler… you name it. Here’s a diagram of the architecture:



Scot has also uploaded the entire project that he discusses in the MSDN article to MSDN Code Gallery for you to download a kick the tires on… awesome resource!
http://andrewconnell.com/blog/archive/2009/02/04/Making-external-repositories-work-like-document-libraries-in-SharePoint-Server.aspx


Integrating External Document Repositories with SharePoint Server 2007
Summary: Learn to design, implement, and deploy a complete solution for integrating an external document repository with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. External repositories can participate in workflows and use task lists and extensible metadata.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd440954.aspx

Integrating SAP data by using the Business Data Catalog
This white paper describes how to integrate data from SAP 6.4 and Netweaver 5.0 with SharePoint sites by using the Business Data Catalog.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=d5f7a3ac-b983-4065-9d29-1ad31029f154&displaylang=en

whitepaper:
Analyzing Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Usage
https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f159af68-c3a3-413c-a3f7-2e0be6d5532e&displaylang=en