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Building SharePoint-hosted apps: Reading and writing to property bags
In this blogpost, I’ll explain how to use the property bags in SharePoint-hosted apps. I’ll write and read a property bag setting to the host web where you install an app.
Property Bags are a place to store metadata or properties of your SharePoint sites. A single Property Bag is a key-value... Continue reading 
De 5 belangrijkste zaken die je moet weten over de Supply Chain van de Toekomst
500 experts over de hele wereld, zowel in grote als in kleine bedrijven, werden ondervraagd en opgedeeld in “leaders” en “laggards”
Belangrijkste take-aways volgens mij voor Logistiek Directeurs en Supply Chain Managers uit het artikel “De supply chain van de toekomst: efficiënt, snel en... Continue reading
Posted in ERP Solutions
Tagged Supply Chain, Uncategorized, Value Chain, automatisering, chain leader, delivery performance, kanalen, laggards
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Keep your System Job Table empty and your performance high
A dirty System Jobs Table
On the above screenshot you can see how fast a System Job Table can grow.
Of course if you do not delete them or there is no clean up job. This table is only growing and growing.
This table can become quickly huge, which could result in a lack of performance.
This is documented... Continue reading
Building SharePoint 2013 Apps with TFS 2012
In this post, I want to talk a little bit more about how you can build those shiny new SharePoint 2013 Apps using a TFS 2012 build server, but especially: without installing Visual Studio! To start, I will shortly guide you trough the process of setting up a TFS Build Server (with 1 controller and 1... Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft
Tagged SharePoint 2013, SharePoint 2013 Apps, TFS 2012, Team Foundation Server, Uncategorized, alm, build
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IIS 8.0 Application Initialization module in a Windows Azure Web Role
Back in 2009 the IIS team announced the beta release of the Application Warm-Up Module as a downloadable extension. Today this module was renamed to Application Initialization andis included in IIS8. Activating it will add a few interesting capabilities to your IIS installation:
Starting a worker process... Continue reading
Tagged IIS 8, Uncategorized, Web Role, Windows Azure
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Rollup 10 for CRM 2011 now available
You can find the related Rollup 10 items here
Microsoft Download Center: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30711
KB Article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2710577
Microsoft Update: http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Search.aspx?q=2710577
Rollup 10 Build Number: 5.0.... Continue reading
Rollup 10 for CRM 2011 now available
You can find the related Rollup 10 items here
Microsoft Download Center: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30711
KB Article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2710577
Microsoft Update: http://catalog.update.microsoft.com/v7/site/Search.aspx?q=2710577
Rollup 10 Build Number: 5.0.... Continue reading
Connecting SharePoint 2013 to TFS 2012 RC
The actual goal of my previous post was the installation of SharePoint (Foundation) 2013 to be connected with TFS 2012 RC. By default, TFS 2012 RC ships with SharePoint Foundation 2010, but I wanted to use the newest 2013 version of SharePoint.
The installation of TFS 2012 on my Windows Server 2012... Continue reading
Posted in Microsoft, SharePoint
Tagged SharePoint 2013, TFS 2012, Uncategorized, alm, connection
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Whats new Mockito?
After reading about behavior driven development I noticed that my current favorite mocking framework “Mockito” has a BDDMockito class which enables you to nicely integrate your tests with BDD. I also noticed that they started using annotations to avoid boilerplate code and improve readability.... Continue reading
The Last Question
The last question of Isaac Asimov
Very intreseting story. A sciencefiction short story which perhaps can learn you a thing or 2.
Wikipedia – The Last Question
I hope you enjoy it and take your time to think about it.