Anith Gopal

Vážení partneři, dovolte nám pozvat vás na přednášku o možnostech spolupráce vašich konzultantů s vývojáři , kde vám představíme nástroje, které mohou vaší společnosti pomoci snížit náklady na komunikaci v teamu. Místo a čas konání: česká pobočka společnosti Microsoft, Vyskočilova 1461/2a, Praha 4, konferenční místnost Aquarius (v…( read more )

Supposed you’re using the following:  - SharePoint Server 2010 or SharePoint Foundation 2010  - Visual Studio 2010  - .NET Framework 4.0 And you’re trying to instantiate an SPSite object for a specific site collection, using the SPSite constructor as follows: SPSite mySite = new SPSite(“http://testserver”); Now, although you’re 100% sure that the URL to the site collection is correct, and that everything is OK from all perspectives (authentication, authorization, etc.), you still get the following exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException The web application at http://testserver could not be found. Verify that you have typed the URL correctly. If the URL should be serving existing content, the system administrator may need to add a new request URL mapping to the intended application

Hi Partners,   There are now some critical Microsoft Online Services available to you, to assist you in selling and understanding Microsoft Online Services.

  My latest screencasts (Parts 7 through 11) are now available on vimeo Dynamics AX and SSRS Learning Roadmap – Part 7 – Embedding Custom Code in a Report Definition Dynamics AX and SSRS Learning Roadmap – Part 8 – Using Custom Code in Referenced Assemblies Dynamics AX and SSRS Learning Roadmap – Part 9 – Placing Static Images Into Reports Dynamics AX and SSRS Learning Roadmap – Part 10 – An Introduction to Report Parameters Dynamics AX and SSRS Learning Roadmap – Part 11 – Using Parameters to Control the Layout and Sty Parts 7-11 are more technically challenging that parts 1-6 – but are well worth the time to master. A lot of fundamental techniques and features are introduced that you’ll use for advanced reporting later

Part of my new role will be looking at where the future of technology lies – which means I’ll work more closely with our MSR and Labs teams and help showcase some of their work. Groovy. One of the areas I will focus on is hardware advances and what they mean for the future so this caught my eye