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Two more Visual How To's are up on MSDN based off two popular articles on my blog. The first one is based off the process I like to use where developers can leverage something such as MSBuild to automatically create WSP files every time the project is built (original blog article here): The second one is based off the painful process in setting up your site to leverage multiple authentication providers (ie: Windows Authentication & FBA) to access the same site collection (original blog post here): - MSDN Visual How To: Configuring Multiple Authentication Mechanisms with Alternate Access Mappings in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Learn how to configure a site collection with two entry points that use different authentication mechanisms in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc441429.aspx
posted on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 3:10 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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