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Monthly Archive for April, 2006

SitecoreExpress

Just 55 minutes ago, I was checking some stuff related on Sitecore in Google. And found ‘SitecoreExpress‘. It are Danish guys who are creating simple sites for low costs. In looks a bit like the idea I had yesterday about shared Sitecore hosting and CMS sharing… Interested to see some work of them….

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A commercial word nowadays: Development Street. You can even ride it into another company(like in Hollywoord with the sets). It is an old, very old, concept, we give it some new colors when new technics are released(for example, take ASP.NET 2.0)… So we’re talking about a product? Which means you can buy it, together with [...]

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Well, didn’t kept my promise, but have written some much lines of code, that I at least can be proud of myself.
Well, the subject, remoting and licensing… As the license model hasn’t changed so far since critical notes of an amount of partners, I see some light at the end of the tunnel. [...]

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It has been a while since my last post. This is my last week before I go a week on holiday, actually my holiday starts on wednesday. Tomorrow is just a normal day at the office. Wednesday, I’ll go together with one of my collegbues to a seminar of Atos Origin about Visual Studio Team [...]

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I kept having problems with licences on blank 5.1(.1) installations on my Windows XP machine. I use VS.NET IIS Admin to create my sites in IIS which worked correctly all the time. Haven’t created any new projects since I’ve installed VS.NET 2005 and .NET 2.0. From that moment a ‘Missing License’-error appeard. This morning, [...]

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Well a new way of editing items fro me ! Just saw the following part of code in the API Overview(.chm) today:

using (new Sitecore.Data.Items.EditContext(myItem))
{
myItem.Fields["subject"] = “You did hack Sitecore again today, Alex?”;
}

From now on, I’ll never user Item.Editing again. This Accepts my changes immediatelly and I [...]

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