Title:
Web Design
Name:
Lukei
Date:
5/1/2008 12:57:47 PM
Comment:
Why can't you just use ASP code on a web page to do the fuction you need.. Why do you have to publish to the GAC? I'm been trying to make a simple one step page to upload a file from a Form righ to a file library. Why can I find no examples online on just doing this in ASP? Why is everything handled with C#?
|
Title:
Good
Name:
vk
Date:
4/18/2008 5:43:55 AM
Comment:
An excellent article to start working with "Integrating ASP.NET Pages in SharePoint Portal"
|
Title:
Really Its good...
Name:
Samim Mondal
Date:
4/1/2008 2:23:53 AM
Comment:
Its nice article...I learn it.
|
Title:
Integrating ASP .Net pages with SharePoint server
Name:
Kalpana
Date:
12/28/2007 7:50:08 AM
Comment:
Hi,
I couldnt find the folder '60' or Onet.xml file under the Web Services Extensions.
Neither I could find the site name/pages under the folder.
I have installed MOSS 2007 server on a PC, have some ASP .Net pages to be integrating. Have been following the steps you have mentioned in the article "Including Your Own ASP.NET Pages in Your SharePoint Portal". Stuck here not finding the folder and files you have mentioned. Tried searching, but cudnt find it. Require help from page 2 onwards.
Thanks
|
Title:
Good information
Name:
santosh
Date:
10/19/2007 1:45:02 AM
Comment:
That was really helpful
|
Title:
asp.net page in sharepoint
Name:
Christine
Date:
10/5/2007 3:37:39 PM
Comment:
"Change the inheritance from System.Web.UI.Page to Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPartPage"
With respect the above step in this process, is this line to be edited on the codebehind page? (.cs)
Thank you for efforts! Much appreciated.
|
Title:
fine
Name:
ys
Date:
9/13/2007 12:13:30 AM
Comment:
Fine.
|
Title:
mr
Name:
nurul
Date:
8/27/2007 4:22:24 AM
Comment:
How can i access these pages. and also you have mentioned that we need to copy the dll under portal folder. what is this portal folder? is it in share point or is it a seperate folder?
|
Title:
Mr
Name:
Nurul
Date:
8/27/2007 4:20:50 AM
Comment:
\
\
|
Title:
CodeBehind
Name:
Emrah
Date:
7/5/2007 9:50:46 AM
Comment:
Is codebehind part of the ASP page i created working this way? I think this is the most important part of integrating ASP pages to SharePoint. This article is really good anyway.
|
Title:
Thanx for the Great Article
Name:
Jaya Borra
Date:
12/2/2006 12:28:58 AM
Comment:
Hi Ameet Phadnis
Thanx for ur article, really you saved me. This is one of the best articles I ever found on SPS development
|
Title:
need help
Name:
hiral
Date:
11/22/2006 5:57:10 AM
Comment:
i m trying to do the same thing but cudnt.please help me out.
|
Title:
Page URL
Name:
AP
Date:
10/24/2006 2:12:00 PM
Comment:
The URL can be referenced based on the Area that was created using the template under which you have saved the ASP.NET page.
For example, if you created area called testing under your SharePoint Portal using SPSTOC template and the url is http://SPS/Testing. The in order to reference a page called test.aspx which is stored under SPSTOC then you can reference it using http://sps/testing/test.aspx
AP
|
Title:
Page URL
Name:
Bhargavi
Date:
10/24/2006 12:08:56 PM
Comment:
Hi,
Excellent article. But, i can't figure out how to browse to that page from the portal.
Did any one ever get to the page created following the article. I did everything and I'm lost now.
Thanks,
Bhargavi.
|
Title:
nice one
Name:
bhagwan das
Date:
10/6/2006 3:02:25 AM
Comment:
this is what actually i am looking for .
thankz
|
Title:
How do I reach my page?
Name:
JF
Date:
9/29/2006 11:33:14 AM
Comment:
I followed the steps. Copied the aspx under the TEMPLATE-1033 folder and the dll under the bin.
How do I reach my page?
I'm not using Portal .. just WSS2.0
Thanks
|
Title:
How do I get to my page?
Name:
Jeff
Date:
9/27/2006 10:45:34 AM
Comment:
I followed the steps. I created a folder named "SPSAdmin" under "SPSTOC". I registered both ASPX files and copied the assempbly to "BIN". What is the URL to get to my page?
|
Title:
Troubleshoot help
Name:
Adrian Crisan
Date:
9/21/2006 10:32:08 AM
Comment:
I followed the steps described in your article and I've changed the Topic template in order to include my very own ASP.NET page. But after I change the Onet.xml file, I cannot create anymore subareas in the Topics section, because an error occurs. Also, when I try to manage the content of an existing subarea from Topics (ex. Divisions) an error also ocurrs telling me that no area exists. Can you help me on this,
Thanks
|
Title:
Yes
Name:
AP
Date:
9/18/2006 8:19:51 AM
Comment:
Yes. It works.
|
Title:
Integration of .Net with Share Point Portal
Name:
Vaibhav
Date:
9/18/2006 2:46:44 AM
Comment:
does this code work with Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 installation?
|
Title:
Security Issue
Name:
Ricardo Casquete
Date:
9/5/2006 11:56:04 AM
Comment:
After implementing it....
I have had to sign the project, increasy the assembly trust and add the dll to the GAC.
I am not sure if adding the assembly trust is necessary but I have been not able to do it without adding the dll to the GAC.
Regards and Thanks again ( 5 messages above ) for the Article
RicardoCasquete@hotmail.com
|
Title:
Hi Arshad
Name:
Parag
Date:
9/4/2006 8:53:32 AM
Comment:
Hi arshad
How r u satisfied with above artcile
can u convey me the details
itsdinesh123@gmail.com
|
Title:
Thanks..
Name:
Arshad
Date:
9/4/2006 1:43:08 AM
Comment:
This is the one am looking for!!!
|
Title:
B.
Name:
Bobby Habib
Date:
8/30/2006 4:54:01 AM
Comment:
Top Boy. Good Atriticle.
|
Title:
Mr
Name:
Girish
Date:
8/25/2006 11:50:27 AM
Comment:
This is interesting article , is there any way to put ATLAS
UpdatePanel in sharepoint site
Thanks in advance
|
Title:
Very Good Article....
Name:
Ricardo Casquete
Date:
8/23/2006 10:03:50 AM
Comment:
thats it...
|
Title:
Integration of .Net with Share Point Portal
Name:
Dinesh
Date:
8/18/2006 6:00:12 AM
Comment:
This is better article I have ever found on Integration of .Net with Share Point Portal topic
|
