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Back in January I blogged about two VHT's I had been working on that were published on MSDN. Recently two more were published for WSS 3.0 developers:
Hopefully the latter one will provide some help to those of you working on custom timer jobs in SharePoint (WSS 3.0 or MOSS 2007). I've been getting quite a few comments and emails about my timer job blog posts & articles (here, here, here and here) since they have been posted. I've got another article that's much more in-depth that will be on MSDN soon... I'll let you know when that is available as well.
More VHT's coming soon! :)
[Update 5/1/2008 @ 730a] There is now an in-depth article on MSDN about creating custom timer jobs. If you have trouble please check this out as there is a ton of additional info here. Post: More Help on Creating Custom Timer Jobs
posted on Tuesday, April 08, 2008 12:05 AM
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JAX Office Geeks
Jacksonville Office Geeks (JOG)
JOG is a special interest group in Jacksonville, FL dedicated to bringing the local SharePoint commnity together to share tips, tricks, ideas and best practices for developing solutions on the SharePoint platform.
Next meeting details...
When:
Thur. Sept 18th, 2008 6-8p EDT
Topic:
Enterprise Content Management - Document Retention
Speaker:
John Holliday, MVP MOSS
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