Using SharePoint Portal Server Search with Content Management Server (PDF)

This is a famous case that the developer can use during working with CMS and search

BPRL15 Integrating CMS, WSS, and SPS: Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies (PDF)

Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies enables you integrate Content Management Server with both Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. The connector enables the sharing of key publishing and search technologies, as well as enabling unified content management and collaboration across the enterprise. In this hands-on lab, learn to customize Web part views, create rendering templates, use the Connector's placeholder and API, and see how you can integrate SharePoint Portal Server Search with Content Management Server applications.

Slide Decks - BPR391 - Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies: Technical Overview and Architecture

This session requires a fundamental understanding of Microsoft Content Management Server and SharePoint Products and Technologies. Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies enables you to integrate Content Management Server with both Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. See how the connector enables the sharing of key publishing and search technologies as well as unified content management and collaboration across the enterprise. See the features and functionality of the connector demonstrated and learn how it can be used to enhance and extend your portals.

Slide Decks - BPR324 - Building Enterprise Content Applications with CMS 2002, Office 2003 and K2.net 2003

The session is aimed at companies who have invested/or are thinking of investing in Microsoft Content Management Server, Sharepoint Portal Server and Microsoft Office (specifically Word and InfoPath) solutions. This will show the audience that the simple workflow capabilities within Content Management Server or Sharepoint Portal Server can easily be extended to support complex human to system interactions using a graphical business process design tool, namely K2.net 2003. It will also show how Microsoft Office products can be used in an integrated way to contribute to a total Content Management environment within organisations. A live demonstration of a complex business process within a Content Application will be presented to show how K2.net 2003 can be used to build an integrated Enterprise Content Management solution with relative ease and wizard based development.

Slide Decks - BPR309 - Content Management Server 2002: Building Advanced Solutions and Custom Server Controls

In this session you will see how Content Management Server 2002 integrates with Visual Studio .NET to provide direct access to the MCMS data model and the MCMS Publishing API. Learn how to create rich .NET Content Management Server solutions. Are you limiting yourself to the out-of-the-box edit control? Don't! See how you can allow your authors to enter different kinds of content with a rich edit control providing a great experience. Also, learn how to develop your own ASP.NET placeholder server controls.

Slide Decks - PRT335 Best Practices for Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 Development

This session discusses best practices for designing and building Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 solutions with an emphasis on development best practices. Attendees are expected to have a basic understanding of CMS 2002. The techniques presented will help you develop more flexible and performant solutions. Code samples are shown that, for example, demonstrate how to separate business logic from display code making your code highly modular; caching is also discussed. Also learn tips and tricks and see samples that can help accelerate your development. Tricks include showcasing cost-effective methods of using existing content to enhance your CMS solution; for example, providing richer editing capability and workflow enhancements.

Slide Decks - OFC329 - Migrating Your Content Management Server 2002 Web Sites to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

This session discusses how to migrate your Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 sites to Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to assess your CMS 2002 application, the different migration scenarios possible and how to plan for migration. It includes a discussion on the out-of-the-box data migration tool and best practices for preparing your application for migration.

Slide Decks - OFC329 - Migrating Your Content Management Server 2002 Web Sites to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

This session discusses how to migrate your Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 sites to Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to assess your CMS 2002 application, the different migration scenarios possible and how to plan for migration. It includes a discussion on the out-of-the-box data migration tool and best practices for preparing your application for migration.

Slide Decks - OFC216 - Using the Web Content Management Features of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to Build Great Looking Sites

This action-packed session covers a technical drilldown of the new Web content management features in Office SharePoint Server 2007. Learn how to build a rich publishing site with a consistent, customized look and feel. Understand how authors can create Web pages in-context and using applications such as Microsoft Office Word that stay in synch with your Web site's look and feel. See how site managers can control what content gets published using features like workflow and scheduling. Finally, hear a discussion on how the authoring interface and experience can be customized.

Microsoft Web Casts - Creating Custom Web Part Views for the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies

The Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies includes Web Parts that can be used to integrate Content Management Server publishing functionality with SharePoint Portal Server or SharePoint Services pages. In this webcast you will learn how to display Content Management Server pages in these Web Parts and how to customize their appearance by developing custom components.

Microsoft Web Casts - Creating Custom Web Part Views for the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies

The Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies includes Web Parts that can be used to integrate Content Management Server publishing functionality with SharePoint Portal Server or SharePoint Services pages. In this webcast you will learn how to display Content Management Server pages in these Web Parts and how to customize their appearance by developing custom components.

Microsoft Web Casts - Accelerating Portal Deployments with Metalogix Migration Manager

Organizations adopting Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 and SharePoint Technologies can benefit from reduced deployment costs and accelerated delivery of their portal solution by using Metalogix Migration Manager. See how Migration Manager manages, accelerates and automates the process of moving legacy content from an existing site into a new portal solution. We will also demonstrate how to use Migration Manager to generate MCMS templates from existing web pages and version 2.0's support for WSS Document and Image Libraries.

Microsoft Web Casts - Integrating Microsoft Content Management Server and SharePoint Products and Technologies

Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) Connector for SharePoint Technologies is a new integration pack that allows for creation of rich portal solutions. This webcast provides an overview of the product's features and capabilities along with demonstrations of various scenarios it addresses

Microsoft Web Casts - Content and Process Fusion with Content Management Server and SharePoint Portal Server

In this webcast Teamplate will provide a live demo on their Teamplate for .NET application for designing, developing, and implementing workflow scenarios for publishing content through Content Management Server and SharePoint™ Portal Server. Teamplate will demonstrate how to incorporate a repeatable and predictable business process for publishing Web content from initial content creation through to the final publishing. Developers won't want to miss the valuable demonstration of the tools used in this Teamplate, Microsoft® solution.

Microsoft Web Casts - Performance Tuning in Microsoft Content Management Server 2002

This Support WebCast will review the basics of transaction cost analysis. This will help users evaluate their current hardware and determine if it is meeting their demand. The session will also discuss general limitations, best practices, and things to consider for the Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 network architecture and site design. Finally, it will also talk about caching and tuning techniques, and will provide samples to help users improve MCMS 2002 site performance.

Microsoft Web Casts - Integrating Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002

Fifth of a five-part series on developing with Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 (SPS) and Windows SharePoint Services (WSS). This webcast will provide a technology preview on forthcoming integration code that integrates Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 with both Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Windows SharePoint Services for Windows Server 2003. Design, development and deployment implications will be covered in detail.

Microsoft Web Casts - Extending Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Publishing Processes

Do you need a specific workflow to meet your business needs? Microsoft Content Management Server (CMS) has an extensible publishing workflow model that enables you to customize your Web publishing processes. Learn how to use the Microsoft ASP.NET event model to create custom CMS workflows.

Microsoft Web Casts - Accelerating MCMS 2002 deployments with Metalogix Migration Assistant

Organizations adopting MCMS 2002 can benefit from reduced deployment costs and accelerated delivery of their content management solution by using Metalogix Migration Assistant. See how Migration Assistant can manage, accelerate and automate the process of moving legacy content from an existing site into their new MCMS solution. We will also demonstrate how to Migration Assistant to generate MCMS templates from existing webpages.

Microsoft Web Casts - Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002

Learn how to rapidly create content rich, highly dynamic Web sites with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002. In this Webcast, you will learn how you can create templates in the VisualStudio.NET environment. The presenter will show you how to create a MCMS2002 Web project, introduce you to the different MCMS 2002 server and user controls, explore the API, and step you through the creation of a demo site that non-technical people can update and add content to. We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity and learn about Content Management Server 2002.

Microsoft Web Casts - Introducing Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Integration Pack

Find out how you can use Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server together in your organization for complete intranet, extranet, and Internet solutions. Learn how the integration between the products is used to provide a complete enterprise search, productivity, and end-to-end information publishing solution within an organization.

Microsoft Web Casts - Introducing Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Integration Pack

Find out how you can use Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server together in your organization for complete intranet, extranet, and Internet solutions. Learn how the integration between the products is used to provide a complete enterprise search, productivity, and end-to-end information publishing solution within an organization.

Microsoft Web Casts - Microsoft Content Management Server 2002: Best Practices and Procedures for Administering a CMS Web Server

This Support WebCast will discuss topics that are related to the administration and maintenance of a Microsoft Content Management Server (CMS) 2002 installation. This WebCast will focus on developers and those who may not be systems administrators, but are responsible for maintaining a CMS server. The topics will include CMS configuration, security considerations and best practices, database administration and maintenance, IIS maintenance, and also disaster recovery planning and execution

Microsoft Web Casts - Building Multi-Lingual Web Sites with MCMS 2002

Discover how to leverage Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 to build content rich web sites that support multiple languages. In this Web cast you will learn how to tap into MCMS 2002's template architecture and Publishing API (PAPI) In addition, see how to take advantage of MCMS 2002's extensible Placeholder infrastructure and native support for XML to render multi-lingual content in the appropriate target language. Come join us in this Web cast to find out how MCMS 2002 can help you adapt your content to your target languages.

Microsoft Web Casts - Deploying CMS 2002

Get Microsoft-recommended best practices for deploying a Content Management Server 2002 solution.

Microsoft Web Casts - Overcoming the Legacy Content Migration Challenge: Metalogix Migration Assistant for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002

Migration Assistant is a product that helps webmasters and IT managers quickly and easily migrate thousands of pages of content from a legacy website into Microsoft Content Management Server. Using a browser integrated point-and-click interface, Migration Assistant allows for easy identification and extraction of desired content. As you select elements in the source HTML page, an Extraction Query Language (EQL) statement is automatically generated behind the scenes. Once an EQL statement is generated, the Metalogix Extraction Engine can crawl your entire legacy site and apply this query to thousands of pages. The extracted data can be piped to an XML repository, an Excel spreadsheet, or directly into Microsoft Content Management Server.

Microsoft Web Casts - Customizing and Extending MCMS 2002 Workflow

The Content Management Server 2002 extensible publishing workflow model has been considerably expanded. Learn how to use the ASP.NET event model to create custom workflows.

Microsoft Web Casts - Building Multi-Device Web Sites with MCMS 2002

Learn how to tap into the Content Management Server 2002 template architecture and Publishing API (PAPI) in conjunction with the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit to target a range of mobile devices, and take advantage of extensible placeholder infrastructure and native support for XML to render multilingual content in the appropriate target language.

Microsoft Web Casts - Integrating Search with MCMS 2002

Learn how to integrate Microsoft SharePoint™ Portal Server Search into Content Management Server 2002 to increase discoverability of content on your Web sites.

Microsoft Web Casts - Building Custom MCMS 2002 Placeholder Server Controls

Content Management Server 2002 comes with several placeholders out of the box. Learn how to build your own custom placeholders as needed for your business.

Microsoft Web Casts - Microsoft Web Casts - Building Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Custom Placeholder Controls

Learn how to build custom placeholder server controls. In this session, we'll walk you through some examples and through end-to-end development of a custom placeholder server control.

Microsoft Web Casts - Building Web Sites with ASP.NET and MCMS 2002

Learn how to rapidly create content rich, highly dynamic Web sites with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002! In this Webcast, you will learn how you can create templates in the VisualStudio.NET environment. The presenter will show you how to create a MCMS2002 Web project, introduce you to the different MCMS 2002 server and user controls, explore the API, and step you through the creation of a demo site that non-technical people can update and add content to! We encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity and learn about Content Management Server 2002!

Microsoft Web Casts - Rapid Microsoft CMS Site Creation with the CMS Wizard

The CMS Wizard is a simple, cost-effective and rapid way to deploy Microsoft CMS enabled Web sites. This webcast will demonstrate the ways it can be integrated into partners’ projects, particularly as prototyping tool or low budget solution. It will also discuss new functionality, such as site maintenance and Visual Studio integration, that is available with the full release version of this product.

Microsoft Web Casts - Creating Custom Rendering Templates with the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies

The Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies provides a Content Management Server placeholder that can be used to render documents in a SharePoint Services or SharePoint Portal Server document store on a Content Management Server page. In this webcast you will learn how to customize the way these documents are rendered by creating custom rendering scripts.

Microsoft Web Casts - Configuring Search with the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies

This webcast will describe how the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies integrates SharePoint Portal Server search functionality with Content Management Server sites. You won’t want to miss the demonstrations on how to configure indexing of Content Management Server content, and how to use the Web controls provided in the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies to implement a search page in your site.

Microsoft Web Casts - Using the Document Placeholder in the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies

The Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies provides a Content Management Server placeholder that can be used to render documents in a SharePoint Services or a SharePoint Portal Server document store on a Content Management Server page. In this webcast you will learn how to extend the functionality of the document placeholder, and we will demonstrate the implementation of custom code.

Code Samples - FAQ Placeholder Control

This placeholder control extends the XmlPlaceholder and allows business users to contribute a FAQ list which is presented as DHTML. In Presentation Mode, users can expand and collapse each FAQ item. In Authoring Mode, users can add, edit and delete items. The underlying data is stored as XML using a standard XmlPlaceholderDefinition.

Code Samples - Telerik r.a.d Menu wrapper for MCMS 2002

A wrapper for telerik's r.a.d. Menu control allowing MCMS specific properties to be set at design time.
Recently, Microsoft and Telerik announced the availability of the r.a.d. Editor MCMS Edition. This extended version of the r.a.d Editor Web Control provides a replacement for MCMS's out of the box HtmlPlaceholder, offering a rich content editing experience, integration with MCMS Resource Galleries all without the requirement for client side ActiveX. In addition to the r.a.d Editor control, Telerik offer a suite of superb Web Controls for ASP.NET development which are also ideal for use with MCMS. This sample is a simple wrapper for the r.a.d Menu control which includes a number of additional MCMS specific design time properties.

Code Samples - Extended Attachment Placeholder Control

An extension of the SingleAttachmentPlaceholder control afforing more control of Presentation Mode rendering.
The SingleAttachmentPlaceholder Control that ships with MCMS 2002 is a great way to include links to binary files on your site. However the Presentation Mode rendering of the control, especially when using the MustUseGeneratedIcon property leaves much to be desired. This control avoids the cost of dynamic rendering of icons, allows for full transparency in icons, more precise rendering control and the addition of a target attribute to open the link in a different frame or new window.

Code Samples - Floating Console

An implementation of a Floaing Console for MCMS 2002, based on the MSDN article and sample for MCMS 2001.

You cannot access Content Management Server 2002 when you use a user from a universal group that belongs to a domain and the domain differs from the d

Consider the following scenario. You use a user from a universal group membership that belongs to a domain, and the domain differs from the domain of the universal group. You try to access Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002. In this scenario, you cannot access MCMS 2002.

OFC202 - Windows SharePoint Services (version 3): Overview and What's New

This session covers technical fundamentals of the next generation of Microsoft's Web workspace technology - what's new, what's changed, how it works, and why you should deploy it and develop on it. This session is a prerequisite for "Office SharePoint Server 2007: Overview and What's New".

OFC207 - Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007: Overview and What's New

Office SharePoint Server 2007 is much more than an upgrade to SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Content Management Server 2002. This session covers technical fundamentals, feature overviews, new sets of server functionality, and implications for developers and IT professionals alike. NOTE: Since Office SharePoint Server 2007 is built on Windows SharePoint Service 3.0, this session requires that you attend "Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 - Overview and What's New" first.

Web Content Management with MOSS 2007

Microsoft published this presentation to describe al about WCM with MOSS.
This is an important document to start working in WCM.
Download the document here

WSS vs. MOSS vs. WF

What about the workflow in office system 2007?
Microsoft published a word document to describe the workflow in one word document Check it out here
Understanding Workflow in Windows SharePoint Services and the 2007 Microsoft Office System.

Bye Microsoft CMS, Hello MOSS WCM

This is a good article By Brice Dunwoodie
Bye Microsoft CMS, Hello MOSS WCM
By Brice Dunwoodie   ::   Filed Under »
Web CMS

Published: Jul 21. 2006

The Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) has been emerging in its new form
over the past two and a half years. Beta 2 is out and we’re told production
will arrive in the environs of late 2006.


As for MCMS 2002 as we have known it? Its gone. Its history.
Its a fading memory.



…well that is, unless you have a very expensive
MCMS web infrastructure that you’ve invested hundreds of
thousands of dollars in. In that case, its high time you sit back and start figuring
out if your organization will jump the gap to the next gen Microsoft offering, or
if you’ll brave the waters of Web CMS
product selection and chart a new infrastructure road map.


Either way, both proud and pained owners of MCMS
2002 need to know two things. Firstly, the new Microsoft Content Management catch
phrases are “Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS)” and “Web
Content Management (WCM)”. Secondly, there are big changes on your horizon.



MOSS 2007 Web Content Management
is an out of the box feature of MOSS. MOSS
itself is built upon the Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) v3.0 foundation
layer, just as SharePoint Portal Server (SPS) 2003 was built upon
WSS v2.0. WSS
is the evolution of SharePoint Team Services (STS).


Its a mouthful of capital letters just to get started. Once you’re ready to digest more, here are some good starting points:

• MCMS MOSS WCM Overview (PPT by Andrew Connell)


• Enterprise Content Management with MOSS 2007 (webcast)


• Preparing for WCM with MOSS 2007 (webcast)


• Planning Your MCMS to MOSS 2007 Migration


• MOSS 2007 Developer Center (MSDN)


• MOSS 2007 and WSS E-Book (Microsoft Press)


• MOSS WCM Team Blog (not very active)

And stay tuned here as we continue to explore the next generation of Microsoft’s
Web and Enterprise Content Management solutions.

CMS console and JavaScript errors

If you are creating CMS web site so I think you will face this problem, you did every thing but when you try to open the console and switch to edit it gives JavaScript error and doesn't work so what is problem?

Solution

1. open IIS


2. expand the your website node


3. you will find a virtual site called MCMS


4. expand this virtual


5. a folder called CMS will be under this virtual


6. right click on this folder and choose properties


7. copy the path in the Local Path


8. click cancel


9. right click on the main site and create new virtual directory and name it CMS


10. in the directory step paste the path that you copied before


11. complete the wizard


12. right click on this virtual site and remove the application from it


13. Browse your site and enjoy it.

Why This solution?
this Virtual Folder contains all the CMS menus and forms and it has to be part of every CMS site. The trick you do with the Virtual Folder enables you to share the same folder between several sites.
When you create a new CMS site using the CMS this Virtual folder should exist.If you create the CMS site manually , then you'll probably have a problem.