tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-40873391523280408942011-11-28T05:04:28.569+05:30Madhuhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12413902513582102828noreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4087339152328040894.post-43112950287866908152010-03-27T13:44:00.002+05:302010-03-27T13:47:48.706+05:30

Few days back i wanted to check the behavior of a out of the box (OOTB) document approval when there are multiple approvers in MOSS 2007. I thought the task is simple enough and was all geared up. I started one of my MOSS 2007 VPC’s and opened up a site which i had created earlier. I configured the OOTB approval workflow for a document library which was already available there. The approval

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I have been thinking of writing about this for quite a while now!!! Finally managed to sit down to write about the peculiar issue which we faced few weeks back in a Project. Scenario Business documents are created and shared using a document library in MOSS. The documents go through the approval process on creation/updating. A list of approvers is assigned. Document can be approved by any one

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The past few weeks have been quite busy making it difficult to rant... I am going to break this hiatus with a lighter post... Recently i stumbled across a post by Marcus on the various Non Functional requirements to be captured in any project. Marcus captures all the aspects of non-functional requirements and its a great ready reckoner for anyone interested in them...

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Its been a while since i wanted to write about the modeling capability which comes along with Visual Studio 2010.. Yeah!!! you heard it right modeling capability in Visual Studio!!! Last couple of editions of Visual Studio had fragments of tools like Application Designer, System Designer, Logical Datacenter Designer, and Class Designer. However, apart from class designer i don’t think anyone has

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I was looking at .NET 4.0 and was thinking if there are any enhancements to the CLR at least this time? (Remember the last enhancement of the CLR was about 4 years back with the release of .NET 2.0. Both .NET 3.0 & 3.5 used the CLR which comes with .NET 2.0). As it turns out, the CLR part of .NET 4.0 has quite a lot of enhancements. So without further ado, lets look at the enhancements…

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