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Generate CAML.NET Queries using T-SQL Syntax

By on January 23, 2009 in CAML, Code Generation, SharePoint Development

Boy, news travels fast on the Internet!  Awhile back, my fellow SharePoint MVP Carlos Segura Sanz came up with a pretty nifty tool that lets you create CAML queries using T-SQL syntax.  It's called YACAMLQT for "Yet Another CAML Query Tool", and you can read all about it here. 

Basically, it lets you write a query [...]

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Atlanta Code Camp – 2007

By on January 23, 2009 in Code Generation, InfoPath, Microsoft Office, Process Automation, SharePoint Development

Registration for the 3rd annual Atlanta Code Camp is now open!
Here's the link to register (you'd better hurry):
https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=113135
The 3rd annual Atlanta Code Camp will take place on January 20th. The event is completely free and lunch is included. Doors open at 7:30am at the Decatur campus of DeVry University. Here's the address:

250 North Arcadia Ave
Decatur [...]

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South Florida Code Camp

By on January 23, 2009 in Code Generation, SharePoint Development

We had a great turnout for the South Florida code camp down in sunny Miramar over the weekend!.

It's great to see first-hand the level of excitement and commitment around the new Office Server platform. Especially around SharePoint and related technologies. I had the pleasure of riding down in Andrew Connell's "geek mobile" along with Dennis [...]

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SharePoint Reflection – Working with Content Types

By on October 27, 2008 in CAML, Code Generation, SharePoint Development

For the past several months, I've been experimenting with ways to use .NET reflection with the SharePoint API.  As I've mentioned before, I believe that .NET attributes can not only make it easier to build great SharePoint applications, but can also provide a foundation for building better development tools.
In this series of posts about [...]

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Jacksonville Office Geeks: August 2007 Meeting – Building Reusable CAML Queries in C#

By on January 1, 0001 in CAML, Code Generation, SharePoint Development, User Groups

This session will introduce the CAML.NET.NET framework in detail, showing how you can use it to take full advantage of the CAML.NET query schema in your WSS and MOSS applications.

Presented by: John Holliday
Date: Thursday, August 23, 2007; 6-8 PM
Location: MODIS Building, Downtown Jacksonville; Conference Room A, 2nd FL
Meeting Location Map: http://floridaofficegeeks.org/JOG/Pages/Meeting%20Logistics.aspx
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Second Annual Jacksonville .NET CodeCamp

By on January 1, 0001 in Code Generation, Microsoft Office, SharePoint Development

The Jacksonville CodeCamp is just around the corner. In fact – it’s happening this weekend! If you haven’t registered already, here is the link. This is going to be a great event. We have seven (7) Microsoft MVPs, not to mention several Microsoft employees with lots of great info about VSTS, VSTO, VSTA, VISTA, MOSS, [...]

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Working with CAML.Net – Part 2 [ Introducing the CAML Query Designer ]

By on January 1, 0001 in Code Generation, SharePoint Development, Software Factories

 
In Part 1 of this series, I introduced the CAML.NET Framework, which provides a way for C# developers (and eventually VB developers) to construct CAML queries and other data structures using a strongly-typed .NET language instead of XML.  This has the added benefit of enabling CAML queries to be packaged easily into .NET assemblies that [...]

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