The above scenario gave me the well-known could not load file or assembly error message. The assembly that couldn’t be found was ‘log4net, Version=1.2.10.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=692fbea5521e1304’. Or one of its dependencies of course… The situation in which I was getting this error message...
So I admit it, I have gone against Microsoft's best practices and used Microsoft Excel on a server and had my web-based code call the Interop COM Library in order to generate Excel files. Sorry, but it works, and the code is managed and free. I won't lie, I love using Microsoft.Office.Interop...
January 2009 the Microsoft SharePoint Product Group announced the Community Technology Preview of Visual Studio 2008 extensions for SharePoint v1.3 (VSeWSS). Previous VSeWSS versions were not out-of-the box installable on x64 machines, therefore I blogged about Installing Visual Studio Extensions for...
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The Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services (VSeWSS) is a set of tools for developing custom SharePoint applications. It adds project templates and project item templates to your Visual Studio 2008 environment and contains a SharePoint Solution Generator to generate Visual Studio projects...