Like most of you know, Microsoft has created a demo VPC which you can download from partnersource. On this demo there are some interesting features. For instance, if you do create an account, then automatically a sharepoint folder is created and linked to the account. This has been done by using a plugin. The plug-in code has been added below. Of course you will need to change some things related
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
Create Folder in SharePoint using Web Services
Posted on 03:17 by Unknown
Thanks to some other bloggers on the web, especially David Klein, I've been able to quickly build code which allows me to create and/or ensure that a folder in a particular document library does exist. It took a while to get everything working exactly as it should, but in this post I do paste the code as it works.First you would need to create a web reference to the following webservice:http://
SharePoint error message 0x8107026f
Posted on 02:11 by Unknown
Interesting. For the first time in quite a while I'm programming agains SharePoint again. I am working on a possibility to upload files to a specific location in WSS, so the steps I need to make sure are:- Check if the destination folder exist- Create the destination folder if necessary- Upload the fileIn the process of creating the destination folder I do encounter a couple of error messages.
Monday, 12 April 2010
Retrieving emails from ExactTarget based on a folder
Posted on 02:31 by Unknown
There are some interesting documentation issues with regards to ExactTarget. For instance, if you are programming against ExactTarget to retrieve all emails which belong to a specific folder, then you would expect that you can filter on the 'folder' attribute of an email. Apparently that doesn't work, but you will have to use the CategoryID attribute. But then again, filtering against the
Error: End element 'Fault' from namespace '' expected
Posted on 02:22 by Unknown
When connecting to a WSE 3.0 service, like ExactTarget, you might encounter this exception:"End element 'Fault' from namespace 'http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope' expected. Found element 'detail' from namespace ''This does basically mean that the soap version of the client doesn't match the server. You might be able to change this in the web.config. For ExactTarget they require you to add a
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