After a SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 migration our users complained, that in the multiple Active Directory domain environment they havethe People Picker does not resolve the users the same way it did earlier. Only a subset of the users was resolved, users from a few domains were not included in the results at all.
Read more about it here.
Liebe SharePoint UserGroup,
es ist so weit. Nach einigen Abstimmungsrunden möchten wir Sie nun am Dienstag, 01. September 2015 zu unserem nächsten Treffen der SharePoint UserGroup OWL herzlich nach Gütersloh einladen.
Die Agenda steht nun bereit und sieht folgende Vorträge vor:
Ab in die Cloud – Migrationserfahrungen (Referent: René Hézser, arvato Systems)
Vorstellung von Nintex für Office 365 (live) (Referent: Henning Eiben, Busitec)
Das Treffen findet wie beim letzten Mal auf dem Campus von arvato Systems im Raum Barcelona / Madrid im Tower I statt und startet ab 18 Uhr.
Visual Studio 2015 has been released 😀 https://www.visualstudio.com
A detailed comparison of the version is available here.
According to this post, Microsoft will release a public preview in August 🙂
I can’t wait to get my fingers on it…
Today I installed the May CU on a SharePoint 2013 farm hosted in Azure. After the Installation was done (with a PowerShell script that disables some services to speed up the process), there were Exceptions opening the User Profile Service (UPS) settings page.
So I investigated the logs and found many entries about “Access Denied”. Some directly pointed to the registry hive “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office Server\15.0” with the message Requested registry access is not allowed.
Often, you’ll need some users with data like picture and manager in your new development environment. Since you usually recycle your dev AD, this doesn’t happen frequently. But if you have to set up a new domain, you’ll want testusers with data.
I don’t want to search again, because I found a great resource for creating users here: http://mrhodes.net/2011/10/25/adding-285-contoso-users-with-pictures-to-your-development-environment-active-directory/
Have fun with PowerShell
If your site is missing the three default groups “Visitors”, “Members” and “Owners”, you can create them easily with PowerShell or the Object Model.
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
$web = Get-SPWeb https://your.site.url
if ($web.AssociatedVisitorGroup -eq $null) {
Write-Host 'The Visitor Group does not exist. It will be created...' -ForegroundColor DarkYellow
$currentLogin = $web.CurrentUser.LoginName
if ($web.CurrentUser.IsSiteAdmin -eq $false){
Write-Host ('The user '+$currentLogin+' needs to be a SiteCollection administrator, to create the default groups.') -ForegroundColor Red
return
}
$web.
A new version is out. If brings some great new extensions (two of them are from me 🙂 )
v5.0.4.6440 (2015-04-04)
New: All extensions added: Blocked file extensions, content type hub, custom crawl connector, features, logging configuration, managed metadata, re-ghost, search schema, secure store, site structure, CSOM extensions for files and 2013 workflows Updated: SharePointVersions.xml Updated: Typos in comments fixed and some code clean-up First release based on GitHub repository Grab your version from http://spsd.
I won’t discuss the advantages of ReSharper (R#) in this post. But I’d like to point to a great plugin. reSP. It will inspect SharePoint specific details.
It knows e.g. the SPBuildInFieldId class and hints you to use it. Great stuff 🙂
Gute Nachrichten. Beide meine Sessions wurden angenommen. Ich werde also zwei Sessions auf der ShareConf halten.
Ab in die Cloud – Migrationserfahrungen Wie migriere ich Dienste von einer On-Premise Installation in die Cloud. Wohin mit Mail, SharePoint Blogs, Team Foundation Server und Backups? Warum überhaupt in „die Cloud“ und was ist dabei zu beachten?
SharePoint-Performance aus der Sicht eines Entwicklers Sie sind Entwickler, arbeiten mit SharePoint und möchten mehr über die Arbeitsweise von SharePoint wissen?
