Microsoft has communicated an update on the retirement date for WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007. The official retirement date is July 13th. That means roughly 3 additional months compared to the normal retirement timeframe of “Next Service Pack release date plus 12 months”. Official information can be found on the Microsoft lifecycle page.
Arpan Shah officially anounced the launch date for Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 on the SharePoint Team blog: Announced Launch date is May 12th, 2010, RTM date (Release to Manufacturing) will be in April
Here is some information from the Microsoft lifecycle page for WSS 3.0: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Service Pack 1 11/12/2007 Support ends 12 months after the next service pack releases or at the end of the product’s support lifecycle, whichever comes first. For more information, please see the service pack policy at https://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/#ServicePackSupport. WSS 3.0 […]
As discussed by the Office Sustained Engineering group cumulative updates for all Office Products including WSS 3.0 and SharePoint 2007 will be released every second month. Yesterday we released the so called December Cumulative Update. It is highly recommended to install Service Pack 2 before installing the December CU. Details and download locations can be […]
In an earlier article I discussed the possibilities to monitor a system for SPSite/SPWeb leaks using the following registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\Web Server Extensions\HeapSettings SPRequestStackTrace = 1 Although this is a very nice registry key helping to isolate such leaks easily it is not recommended to use this registry key on a production system for […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Scope, Change Tokens and Export Objects Each content deployment job maintains the change tokens for each […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Incremental deployment allows to deploy all content changes in the source database since the last successful […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob ULS Log Both Content Deployment and the Content Deployment and Migration API use the ULS log […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Quick Deployment Concepts Quick deployment enables authors to select specific items to be quick deployed as soon […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Content Deployment uses the http (or https) protocol for communication between source and target farm. Most […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Content Deployment General Settings The content deployment configuration in MOSS 2007 differentiates between settings that are […]
Part 1 – The BasicsPart 2 – The Basics continuedPart 3 – ConfigurationPart 4 – CommunicationPart 5 – Quick DeploymentPart 6 – LoggingPart 7 – Change Token BasicsPart 8 – Job and Change TokenPart 9 – Job and Timerjob Content Deployment Phases The content deployment process is divided into several different phases which are partly […]
