Webcast on MOSS 2007 Document Workflow

Topic : Advanced SharePoint Document Workflow with Visual Studio 2008
Time : Friday, December 14, 2007 1:30 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada)

Join Robert Shelton for a 90 minute demonstration (i.e., Very few if any PowerPoint slides) on building Document Workflows for SharePoint (MOSS 2007) with Visual Studio. For this demonstration, Robert will be using the soon to be released Visual Studio 2008 (showing new features for Workflow Developers), however all of the demonstrations could also be accomplished using Visual Studio 2005 with Workflow Extensions.

What you will learn:

• New features for SharePoint Workflow Developers in Visual Studio 2008
• New SharePoint API’s for SharePoint workflow
• How to debug SharePoint Workflow’s using the Visual Workflow Designer
• The new single-click deployment of workflows using Visual Studio 2008
• How to send emails from a SharePoint Workflow using Visual Studio (2005 & 2008)
• How to (programmatically) assign users Tasks (think Outlook Tasks) and track their progress
• How to enable users to re-assign/delegate tasks, and track that this was done


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WebCast Series on Dotnet Framework 3.0

Please mark your calanders from 4 -5:30 PM for the new series of Microsoft webcasts on dotnetframework 3.0



Write applications from scratch using WPF, WCF, WF, CardSpace and LINQ--technologies for richer, more functional applications that improve productivity. Also discover new capabilities of Visual Studio 2008.


Day 1 : 12th Nov 1600 – 1730
Developing applications with WPF
Build rich-looking GUIs using Windows Presentation Foundation.

Day 2 : 13th Nov 1600 – 1730
Developing applications with WCF
Utilize Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) capabilities in .NET applications.

Day 3 : 14th Nov 1600 – 1730
Developing applications with WF
Build workflow-enabled .Net applications with Windows Workflow Foundation (WF).

Day 4 : 15th Nov 1600 – 1730
Developing applications with CardSpace
Utilize Windows Cardspace for digital identities and virtual cards.

Day 5 : 16th Nov 1600 – 1730
Developing applications with LINQ
Use Language Integrated Query (LINQ) features to query varied types of data.


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Newseries of Microsoft Webcasts

Communities and webcasts are great place to learn and share .Is not it?

Here are new series of webcasts for IT PRO by eminent speakers
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October 15, 2007
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm)
Infrastructure Architecture - Case Study Review
Infrastructure Architecture - Case Study Review.

Speaker: Ramnish Singh

October 17, 2007
(2:00 pm - 3:00 pm)
SQL Server 2005 - Basics
This session we will take a look at the various SQL Server 2005 Editions available in the market. We will then take a dive into the various sub-components introduced with SQL Server 2005. The session will build the foundation for getting started with SQL Server 2005.

Speaker: Vinod Kumar

October 18, 2007
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm)
SQL Server 2005: Database Maintenance
Although many of the concepts of database maintenance in a SQL Server 2005 Environment remain the same as with previous SQL releases, there are several new features. Database snapshots provide a way to revert to a point of consistency, while partial restores allows users to access unaffected files and pages. You can now continue the backup and restore operations after a failure and configure fast recovery during crash recovering and mirroring failover. It is now possible to verify the integrity of data pages during backup and restore operations. Come, hear about all of these and see some of these features in action with me!

Speaker: L Srividya

October 19, 2007
(4:00 pm - 5:30 pm)
Monitoring SQL Server 2005 Performance
A number of tools are available to inspect and record activity in a SQL Server installation. Some are built into SQL Server and some are built into the Operating System. Some of these tools include the System monitor, Data Tuning Advisor, Activity Monitor, etc. This session takes you through a few of these tools for troubleshooting and optimizing your SQL Server performance.

Speaker: L Srividya

Here is the link for all the webcasts

New Series of MS webcasts

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While Enterprise IT pours ever increasing budgets in building Line of Business Applications, the results are not very impressive – the ROI always seems to fall short of the expectations. Office Business Applications (OBAs) seek to address this “Results Gap” by bridging LOB apps with the everyday tools used by information workers – Email, Excel and Collaborative decision making - which are ad hoc and not captured by business processes as of today.

In this webcast series, we provide an introduction to Office Business Applications – what they are, why you should care about them, what technologies are used and how to build OBAs using the technologies

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