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[ the cutting edge ]G'Day Developers! Many businesses are moving to CRM4 today. During the transition period you need both the old and new systems to see the same data. So how do you achieve this data synchronization? A plug-in is most useful for the following:
CRM 3.0 exposed Callouts for interacting with CRM and developing custom code to attach to events at the CRM platform layer, however with CRM 4.0 this architecture has been completely redesigned. Now we can create Plug-ins that make use of Synchronous and Asynchronous operations. They give improvements in development time, deployment, administration and reliability. We recommend using CRM Plug-ins for data synchronization instead of a Workflow because:
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Top 15 SQL Server DBA Tasks for SQL Server 2005/2008 by Adam Cogan and Justin King
Examine how to automate your SQL Server 2005/2008 servers and set them on "auto-pilot" for routine tasks. Examine how best to take advantage of the DB Maintenance utility to automate your backups and scheduled maintenance tasks. Take a look at how to configure your alerts and operators to get proper notifications when events occur. Examine administering proper security, testing your restores, and routine performance monitoring/tuning. Examine resources to help you diagnose problems as they occur on your SQL Servers.
Business Continuity with Backup and Restore by Peter Ward
The Backup and Restore commands are the most important SQL Server commands in a Database Administrators arsenal. In the event of a system failure or user error, the Backup and Restore commands provide the ability to recover from what otherwise could be a catastrophe. With the release of SQL server 2005 and 2008 these commands have been enhanced significantly. For example, the ability to take an adhoc backup without affecting the restore sequence and the ability to revert a database from a snapshot. In this session you will see how to utilise many of the new recovery features as part of your SQL Server business continuity strategy.
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Sydney .NET User
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How to implement a custom Site Map in SharePoint - RapidFire by Sergio Otoya
Have you ever wanted to show consistent navigation elements for all Site collections but SharePoint out of the box does not let you?. Let us show you how you can solve this with the new features in ASP 2.0 and custom site maps. No code required, just configuration.
Data View web part Tips and Tricks - RapidFire by Sergio Otoya
When you create a Listview based on a list in sharepoint using SharePoint designer, you are limited to only that site. If you then want to create a template out of this site you will face some challenges because the list is bound to the List ID. Wouldn't it be great if the dataview was bound to the Listname instead? Learn how to in this session and also how to create a Remote list viewer. No code required, just configuration.
SharePoint - follow the Yellow Brick Road to Public Web Sites by Adam Cogan
Come join us as we learn how the largest public SharePoint site in Australia (www.WorleyParsons.com) got up and running.
Adam Cogan of SSW will share his experience and lessons learnt on this project. Adam will also show you how to “sexify“ the look and feel of your site (or “de-SharePointing with style“)
More info:
- Why companies want SharePoint’s Web Content Management
- How to sexify the look and feel (aka de-SharePointing with style)
- Reducing use of tables via ASP.NET control adapters
- Cross-browser compatibility ?the easy way with JQuery
- How to use the Custom Navigation Control Adapters ?the golden pearl
- Customizing SharePoint web parts
- How to deploy (and how you can avoid three all-nighters)
- Performance - targeting anonymous users
- The lessons learned (aka rules)
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Canberra .NET
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Canberra .NET Developers User
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Top 15 SQL Server DBA Tasks for SQL Server 2005/2008 by Adam Cogan and Justin King
Examine how to automate your SQL Server 2005/2008 servers and set them on "auto-pilot" for routine tasks. Examine how best to take advantage of the DB Maintenance utility to automate your backups and scheduled maintenance tasks. Take a look at how to configure your alerts and operators to get proper notifications when events occur. Examine administering proper security, testing your restores, and routine performance monitoring/tuning. Examine resources to help you diagnose problems as they occur on your SQL Servers.
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Tech Breakfast
When working with databases, we often need to create some administrative pages to do all our CRUD operations on the tables. This can be a long and repetitive process if you don't use a code generator. Thankfully in VS 2008 SP1 Dynamic data allows us to create all those pages without writing a single line of code! In this session you will also find out how to customize these admin pages with different looks and data entry controls.
Streamline your project management and development cycles with Project Server 2007. In this session we will be stepping into the roles of the Project Manager, Developer, Account Manager and Client to see how these roles interact within a project. We will integrate with Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2008 and the Project Server 2007 Outlook Add-in Features covered:
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EmploymentDue to the tremendous growth that our business has experienced over the last few months, we are seeking enthusiastic people to join the SSW team. Our Company is based in Neutral Bay which is one of the most elegant and scenic areas of Sydney. SSW is an Australian owned progressive consulting firm specialising in building, implementing and maintaining Microsoft .NET software applications. We are currently strongly looking for a SharePoint Developer. We are also currently looking for:
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