PowerShell : Remote StsAdm using PowerShell | Ideas For Free - Aug 3, 2011
[…] Remember my previous post about how to avoid double hop problem? (http://blog.libinuko.com/2011/04/29/powershell-how-to-overcome-double-hop-problem-in-powershell-remo...) . Now we will create new function that uses Invoke-RemoteCommand. Basically, we will construct […] Mike C - Jun 5, 2012
I am getting the error shown below: Invoke-RemoteCommand : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name ‘cmd’. PS C:\Users\myname> invoke-command -script { Invoke-RemoteCommand -cmd “powershell -noprofile -command ‘dir \\server1\d$‘” -username “domain\myname” -password “########” } At line:1 char:51 + invoke-command -script { Invoke-RemoteCommand -cmd <<<< ”powershell -noprofile -command ‘dir \\server1\d$‘” -use rname “domain\myname” -password “#####3!
English: I am interesting to the PowerShell remoting topic from PowerShell Cookbook Chapter 29 here (http://www.pavleck.net/powershell-cookbook/ch29.html). In order to solve double-hop problem, it uses schedule task. The sample create schedule task to Enable-PSRemoting in remote machine. But don’t you think we need something more generic to overcome double-hop problem? PowerShell offers Enable-WSManCredSSP or Kerberos so that the process can delegates the credential to execute next-hop process. However, CredSSP is only available on Windows 7 and above.
SharePoint: Writing Custom Web Service for SharePoint in Supported Mode (part-1) | Ideas For Free - Aug 6, 2011
[…] you have read my comments on the Writing Custom Web Service for SharePont, Is it supported here (http://blog.libinuko.com/2011/02/16/sharepoint-writing-custom-web-service-for-sharepoint-is-it-suppo...) ; you may have already created standard ASPNET web services. It is working, but with some […] SharePoint : Writing Custom Web Service for SharePoint, is it … | Mastering Sharepoint - Aug 1, 2011
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You may already read this following article “Writing Custom Web Service for SharePoint Products and Technologies” (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd583131(v=office.11).aspx.aspx”)) or “Walkthrough: Creating a Custom ASP.NET Web Service” (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms464040.aspx). The steps can be summarized as follows:
Create normal ASPNET web service
In this step you will create ASPNET Web Services using Visual Studio as you always do. From this step, you will have .asmx, where is your web service asmx file.
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That is cool..thanks alot SharePoint 2010: How to create Cascading Lookup Field using Client Object Model | Ideas For Free - Jan 6, 2011
English In the previous version, creating cascading lookup field was becoming a problem. At least 2 or more technique have been proposed for example using Javascript , or custom field. In this video cast, I will continue the InfoPath and SharePoint 2010 productivity series by implementing the cascading lookup field using InfoPath. In this video, I will extend Members list with City – Province – Country , information. Province and Country are cascading lookup field.
Arash Aghajani - Mar 1, 2010
Very simple and useful article. Thanks. [Mic Salvador]( “mik_salvador@yahoo.com”) - Jun 6, 2010
Thanks a lot. Big help. [Odis Aanderud]( “Prem@aol.com”) - Sep 2, 2010
I was just was doing research and suprised by the article you posted. Just exactly what I searched also. This rocks! [Willy]( “soulsociety2@hotmail.com”) - Sep 2, 2010
hi, what if i don’t use infopath? how can i create different views for the workflow using the custom list?
English In SharePoint 2010 there we have more option to customize list form. For instance, you can use SharePoint Designer 2010 or InfoPath Designer 2010. Since modifying list form using SPD is already exist in previous version. I will just show you how to customize list form using InfoPath Designer 2010. When customizing list form using InfoPath Designer 2010, you will get all form designer benefit. For example, you can define the field validation rules, parent-child relation etc.
Rafael Caldron - May 4, 2010
Howdy there,Great article dude! i am Tired of using RSS feeds and do you use twitter?so i can follow you there:D. PS:Do you thought about putting video to the blog posts to keep the people more enjoyed?I think it works.Sincerely, Rafael Caldron
English SharePoint 2010 relies on 64 bit infrastructure and higher hardware specifications, where it is not always affordable for freelance consultant to upgrade existing laptop for that requirement. Then, a single box development server will become a choice. Sometimes, it also mean for simplification where everything run in the same box ; Domain Server – SQL Server 2008 – SharePoint 2010 – Office 2010 and Visual Studio 2010. There is nothing special when installing or configuring those roles / application in the server , EXCEPT SharePoint 2010 installation process will strangefully follow different path.