San Diego .NET Developer Group Meeting (FEB 6th 2007)
- From: Jawad Misbah <JawadMisbah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2007 15:31:01 -0800
2/6/2007 - San Diego .NET Developer Group Meeting (FEB 2007)
6pm - 6:50pm: Using Forms Authentication with SharePoint 2007 (Jeff
Schroeder)
7pm - 7:50pm: Automating Builds with MSBuild and Team Foundation Server
(John Bowen)
8pm - 8:50pm: ASP.NET AJAX Client Component Development (Joel Rumerman)
8:50pm: Raffle Drawing .
Location, Check: http://sddotnetdg.org/default.aspx
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Using Forms Authentication with SharePoint 2007: The purpose of Forms
Authentication is to provide an alternative authentication method for your
site when you're not using Active Directory or cannot use Active Directory to
control access to your site. Some common reasons for using Forms
Authentication on SharePoint 2007 are granting access to customers, partners
or other external parties that may need to access resources that are secured
on your site. My presentation will cover the following items for setting up
Forms Auth.
*Creating the "aspnetdb" membership database for SQL Server to store users
and control access to your site
*Configuring the SharePoint web.config to enable Forms Authentication for
your site.
*Configuring Forms Authentication in the SharePoint Central Administration
*Managing the Users for your SharePoint Site in the Forms Authentication
database.
Automating Builds with MSBuild and Team Foundation Server: Visual Studio
2005 introduced new extensible build platform called MSBuild. Visual Studio
2005 projects are now saved as MSBuild XML script files which can be viewed
or edited by hand to control project settings. MSBuild also allows for fine
grained control of the build process and can perform almost any custom action
that can be created in .NET. The Team Build functionality that is part of
Team Foundation Server further extends the MSBuild platform to enable
automated independent builds of distributed Team Projects. Builds can be set
up to perform custom tasks like changing application configurations on the
fly or directly deploying builds to web or installation locations. This
presentation will give an overview of what's possible with this new build
system and how to start taking advantage of it.
ASP.NET AJAX Client Component Development: Demonstrate how to develop a
reusable custom ASP.NET AJAX client side component that is wrapped in a
custom ASP.NET server control. The example I will use is the partial postback
disabler component. It has no UI, but it is responsible for disabling n
controls during a partial postback so they cannot be accessed until the page
returns from the server. This is a common problem for a lot of page
developers. It also ensures that the disabled controls are posted back to the
server as by default, ASP.NET 2.0 does not postback disabled controls. Within
the client code, I show how to inherit from the base control class, create
consumable events, initialize the control, and dispose the control to avoid
memory leaks. Within the server code, I show how to create a custom server
control that registers custom JavaScript with the page’s ScriptManager, wires
together server controls and JavaScript regardless of the control’s naming
container, and some ASP.NET control development code that limits the possible
child controls of a parent.
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