SharePoint is built on ASP.NET technology. Applications hosted through IIS, (like an ASP.NET website or SharePoint) must initially be compiled before being sent to the user. This is a process called Just-In-Time compilation. Application Pools within IIS are responsible for execution of applications (like SharePoint) they manage resources like memory, and invoke JIT compilation, [...]
Document co-authoring is a new feature within SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft Office Word, OneNote and PowerPoint 2010. When multiple users edit a document on a SharePoint site, changes saved back while editing are available to other users also editing the document.
This functionality can be disabled by checking out the document before editing. Users can [...]
Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager 7 includes a very nifty feature called Worker Processes. This feature will allow you to see information about the Worker Processes (w3wp.exe) for the sites running on the server. If you’ve ever run Task Manager on your server and see several w3wp.exe processes killing your machine (high CPU usage), this is where [...]
I have a wrapper div that contains a user control that may or may not always display content. If it doesn’t have content, then the div should be empty and empty divs shouldn’t have any height right? Well, all the browsers agree with me – except Internet Explorer. Apparently since I’ve given this div a [...]
So, I had a table row with two table cells. The first cell had an class attribute, so I could style it easy enough, but the second table cell had no such class or ID and I need it to style it as well. It should also be noted that i had no means to [...]