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Randall Isenhour added a list of what is new and updated in the Sharepoint SDK regarding the new Web Content Management features. This is going to be a usefull list if you want to evaluate the WCM in B2TR! read it here

Tyler Butler (Program Manager for the Web Content Management features in the new Office Sharepoint 2007 server) has written an article about content deployment in the next version of Sharepoint. (Content deployment in de WCM, MOSS environment means: “How do I deploy my WCM pages from development, to staging, to production”.)   Read ...

...By now many people have heard that the upcoming version of MCMS 2002 (which I’ll refer to as ‘CMS’ for the sake of this post) will be built entirely on the Windows SharePoint Services architecture (with SharePoint Portal integrating the new CMS publishing features). I wanted to give some insight into how we went about making ...

Arpan shah wrote a new article about the future of CMS. This time a lot more new features are written about: http://blogs.msdn.com/arpans/archive/2005/12/30/508244.aspx

I know this is old stuff, but sometimes you need to do some maintenance on old projects :-)   I needed to get an old MCMS 2002 project to work again, compiled to the .NET Framework 1.0 with MCMS 2002 pre-sp1. So I dug up a Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 virtual pc image and started the installation.   The first problem I ran into was ...

Via MS's WCM-blog: “We've added support for SQL2005 and ASP.Net 2.0 (Master Pages as well as the authentication and navigation provider models, the rest is coming in the Office ''12'' timeframe). The VS2005 IDE works as well (please follow the instructions in the readme file). Full regarding the list of QFEs rolled up details will be in the ...

The Microsoft team responsible for WCM (the next MCMS) started a team blog. It is pretty empty right now, but this could be a very interesting link to keep track of in the future! Visit it here

Via Pedro Serrano: The IE Developer toolbar which was discussed at the PDC '05 is now available for download. It supports both IE 6 and 7. Features include : Explore and modify the document object model (DOM) of a web page. Locate and select specific elements on a web page through a variety of techniques. Selectively disable Internet ...

Mart Muller describes how WSS v3 will replace MCMS. And not to worry: their will be a conversion tool! :)

This is an old MCMS implementation of the console, but we are using it in almost all of our MCMS projects. You can download it here: http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=eac2f41e-c14d-4c0a-a11a-78608d722e3d This console has also it's disadvantages. For instance it is not possible to use the ...