I've been working with some requirements that were best fulfilled by using event handlers, over some existing custom lists.
I found a great post talking about it, here, by Tim Dobrinski. Really got me into it!
Searching this topic in Google also taught me something that might be important: the actions of anonymous users won't trigger any event handlers.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Welcome to my blog!
These days I've been updating myself to Web 2.0...I already knew all the buzz, but now I have decided to get my hands into it! 'You're a bit late...', you say. Well, I have a strong conservative side. Not connected to ideas or mentalities, but to procedures. And my browser bookmarks folder seemed just fine, so as visiting all those fancy sites/blogs to see if anything new was popping up.
But, from time to time, and without previous notice, I like to change. My first step was to subscribe all those fancy services out there, and now I am a happy, full-time Google Reader, Blogger, Delicious and Technorati user. I was already on LinkedIn. Facebook might not really be 'my thing', but I might give Twitter a shot.
This blog is another logical step, since I have always been a passionate teacher and community collaborator (offline). I will use it to share my thoughts, ideas and any experiences I find relevant, while using some of the most interesting technologies out there...
In the last year, I've been working with Microsoft products: MCMS (Content Management Server), SPS 2003 (SharePoint Server), but most of the time MOSS 2007 (Microsoft Office SharePoint Server). And I must say that I have become a MOSS enthusiast :)
Currently, I've been learning and working with Oracle WebCenter Interaction and UCM (Universal Content Management), which also seem like great products to use.
But, from time to time, and without previous notice, I like to change. My first step was to subscribe all those fancy services out there, and now I am a happy, full-time Google Reader, Blogger, Delicious and Technorati user. I was already on LinkedIn. Facebook might not really be 'my thing', but I might give Twitter a shot.
This blog is another logical step, since I have always been a passionate teacher and community collaborator (offline). I will use it to share my thoughts, ideas and any experiences I find relevant, while using some of the most interesting technologies out there...
In the last year, I've been working with Microsoft products: MCMS (Content Management Server), SPS 2003 (SharePoint Server), but most of the time MOSS 2007 (Microsoft Office SharePoint Server). And I must say that I have become a MOSS enthusiast :)
Currently, I've been learning and working with Oracle WebCenter Interaction and UCM (Universal Content Management), which also seem like great products to use.
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