Microsoft Content Mangement Server
The information on msdn how to do this has so far been pretty thin. Now it just got a little better, a two part step-by-step guide on how to migrate our favorite MCMS 2002 site. Yep, you guessed it - WoodGrove Bank (why oh why...): Part 1 of 2 - Upgrading an MCMS 2002 Application to SharePoint Server 2007 Planning Your Migration Understanding the WoodGroveNet Sample Application Migrating the Application Content Migrating the Application Code Part 2 of 2 - Upgrading an MCMS 2002 Application to SharePoint Server 2007 Migrating the Application Code (cont'd) Other Controls...
I've used Telerik's r.a.d Editor Lite for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 before and I can say that it was not a dissapointment! I had to tweak it a little to get fully compliant xhtml, but that was due to a by design issue in MCMS 2002.
Now Telerik delivered thier r.a.d editor for SharePoint 2007. Which has a lot of nice features, such as:
Cross browser support
Accessibility - Section 508 compliant
Support for listings, list items and more
And what's more, it's free for all Microsoft Office SharePoint...
Good post by Agnus Logan on how to pitch MOSS to customers. So I find it when I need it.
I needed to unit test a method that retrives a value from a custom property on a Microsoft Content Management Server posting. This is how I did it:[Test]
public void GetLanguage_GetLanguageFromPosting()
{
using(CmsApplicationContext appCtx = new CmsApplicationContext())
{
appCtx.AuthenticateAsCurrentUser( PublishingMode.Update);
try
{
Template templ = appCtx.Searches.GetByGuid ("{8DD8B72A-31B7-495B-80F9-1319FAA78BF2}") as Template;
...
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002: Security Best Practises now available at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=473BEA55-08C1-439E-BA7F-698E5EC343ED&displaylang=en.
Overview:
This download consists of a security white paper and the 'Minimum permissions' batch script. The white paper explains how IT administrators can apply security best practices to Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 Service Pack 1a (SP1a) environments. It includes sections on MCMS security fundamentals; securing MCMS 2002 environments; advanced security information such as port numbers, minimum NTFS, and registry permissions; script samples; and links to additional information. This advanced level paper assumes readers are familiar with the fundamentals of MCMS, Active Directory, and Microsoft Windows Server 2003....
I've latly been working on a MCMS 2002 project where one of the primary gools have
been to make the public part of the site accessable following WAI
recomendations. So in order to do that I went for Xhtml
1.0 Transitional. The ActiveX content editor shipping with MCMS 2002 is not compliant
with xhtml standard (I secretly wonder if it's compliant with any html standard).
It does stuff like...