This is a collection of questions and answers about Microsoft® Content Management Server (MCMS) gathered from the MCMS newsgroup. This content is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. If you have feedback about one of these topics or would like to add information, please post your comments to the MCMS newsgroup.

 

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MCMS 2002 - General FAQ - Table of Contents

ASP.NET not registered in IIS
Cover.asp
Error message: "Bad Request (Request Header too long)"
Error message: "service hung on starting" with MCMS 2002 SP1
Event ID 2602 - An unrecognized request was received by the CMS ISAPI Filter
Implementing an RSS feed for a MCMS Web site
Invalid object name 'LayoutTemplateProperty'
MCMS and different application pools
MCMS and Windows Server 2003 Web Edition
MCMS on Windows Server 2003
Setting the start date of a posting to the past
Template switching in MCMS 2002
Virtual directory "CMS" not visible on Microsoft Windows XP
What is the difference between Template Designer and Channel Manager?
What is the meaning of the MCMS performance counters?
Whitepapers, links, training materials and other resources for MCMS

Topic: ASP.NET not registered in IIS

When I browse to a posting, the page shows me the source code instead of rendering the content.

Answer

ASP.NET may not be registered correctly in Internet Information Server (IIS). Run the following command to reregister ASP.NET with IIS:

(for .NET framework 1.0)
"\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\aspnet_regiis.exe" -i

(for .NET framework 1.1)
"\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_regiis.exe" -i

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Topic: Cover.asp

When I access an empty channel, MCMS pulls up the /NR/Shared/Cover.asp page. How do I modify this page?

Answer

The reference to this page is hard coded in the MCMS server. You can modify this file but another option is to use a channel rendering script. This will allow you to add any code of your choosing.

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Topic: Error message: "Bad Request (Request Header too long)"

A user with a large Kerberos Ticket (he is a member of 100 groups) is not able to access a Web site on Content Management Server 2002 SP1a running on Windows Server 2003.

He receives the following error message: "Bad Request (Request Header too long)"

Answer

It is possible to increase the request header limits using the Registry. You need to adjust the MaxFieldLength and MaxRequestBytes limits as shown in the following KB article:

820129 - INF: Http.sys Registry Settings for IIS

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Topic: Error message: "service hung on starting" with MCMS 2002 SP1

I get "service hung on starting" after installing MCMS 2002 SP1. This is explained in the MCMS 2002 SP1 readme file but I don't like getting the message. Is there a way to avoid these messages?

Answer

This 7022 error is logged because of the tracing initialization of the ReHTMLPackager.dll filter which relies on Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).

One simple workaround is to set the IISAdmin service to depend on the WMI service. This can be done by following these steps:

1. Click Start, then Run, and enter RegEdt32.exe
2. Browse to HKLM\System\Services\IISAdmin
3. Double-click the DependOnService (REG_MULTI_SZ) value; this will open the Multi String Editor window
4. Add "WMI" (without quotes) in the Multi String Editor window underneath RPCSS and ProtectedStorage
5. Click OK
6. Close RegEdt32
7. Restart the computer
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Topic: Event ID 2602 - An unrecognized request was received by the CMS ISAPI Filter

I have noticed that there are a lot of entries for “Event ID 2602” recorded in the application event log of my MCMS server:

Event ID 2602, Source: MCMS, Type: Warning, Date: 08/16/2004, Time: 3:20:24 PM, An unrecognized request was received by the CMS ISAPI Filter. The request was mapped to the CMS read-only resource cache virtual directory but the URL format did not correspond to a CMS Resource. The CMS ISAPI Filter did not process the request and allowed IIS to handle it instead. The requested URL was '/NR/rdonlyres/...'.

What does this mean?

Answer

This event is written whenever a request arrives that seems to address an MCMS managed resource that cannot be found in the MCMS repository. All requests going to /NR/rdonlyres are assumed to be MCMS managed objects.

This event is created for all URLs with this format that do not identify MCMS managed objects.

This can be caused by:

1. Requests to SiteDeployment Reports which are located in the MCMS disk cache but are not managed objects.
   
2. Requests to static objects placed in this location
   
3. Requests to deleted resources. This can be caused if the posting containing such resources are cached somewhere and requested. Even if the posting is deleted on the MCMS server such cached instances can still be in some Proxy or search engine caches. If background processing already removed the resource then MCMS does not know that these have existed before and if such a cached item is requested in the browser the embedded images are requested from MCMS. Because these items no longer exist, the 2602 event is written.
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Topic: Implementing an RSS feed for a MCMS Web site

Is it possible to create an RSS feed for content syndication for my MCMS site?

Answer

Yes this is possible. An RSS feed is very similar to a MCMS summary page. The major difference is that the content is served as XML rather than Html. But Html can be embedded if it is properly encoded.

Below is a sample of an RSS feed. It provides information about recent changes to the MCMS site. The code uses the NewPosting method of the searches object and returns a summary of the content.

To integrate the RSS feed nicely into the site you can create a channel names 'RSS' below the root of the Web site and bind the ASP.NET Web form that generates the feed as the Channel Rendering Script for this channel.

Here is the actual implementation:

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.SessionState;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing;
using Microsoft.ContentManagement.Publishing.Extensions.Placeholders;

namespace MyCMSproject
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Summary description for RSS.
    /// </summary>

    public class RSS : System.Web.UI.Page
    {

        private string GetPostingSummary(Posting p)
        {
            if (p.Placeholders["Summary"] != null)
            {
                HtmlPlaceholder phSummary = (HtmlPlaceholder)p.Placeholders["Summary"];
                return phSummary.Html;
            }
            else
            {
                return p.Description;
            }
        }

        private string GenerateRssXml()
        {
            MemoryStream mem = new MemoryStream();
            XmlTextWriter Xmlwriter = new XmlTextWriter(mem, Encoding.UTF8);

            Xmlwriter.WriteStartElement("rss");
            Xmlwriter.WriteAttributeString("version","2.0");
            Xmlwriter.WriteStartElement("channel");

            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("title","Title of your Web site");
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("link","http://www.yourWeb site.com";
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("copyright","© Your Corporation. All rights reserved.");
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("description","Description of your Web site");
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("managingEditor","email of your responsible Editor");
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("webMaster","email of your responsible Webmaster");
            Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("generator","Stefan's RSS feeder 1.0.0.0");

            PostingCollection pc = CmsHttpContext.Current.Searches.NewPostings(20);
            pc.SortByLastModifiedDate();

            foreach (Posting p in pc)
            {
                // I don't want include all channels here
                if (p.Path.ToLower().StartsWith("/channels/publicChannel"))     
                {
                    Xmlwriter.WriteStartElement("item");
                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("title",p.DisplayName);
                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("link","http://www.yourWeb site.com"+p.Url);

                    // Date needs to use this format
                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("pubDate",p.LastModifiedDate.ToString("r"));  

                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("guid",p.Guid);
                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("description",GetPostingSummary(p));
                    Xmlwriter.WriteElementString("author",p.CreatedBy.ClientAccountName);
                    Xmlwriter.WriteEndElement();
                }
            }

            Xmlwriter.WriteEndElement();
            Xmlwriter.WriteEndElement();

            Xmlwriter.Flush();
            mem.Position = 0;
            StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(mem);
            return reader.ReadToEnd();
        }

        private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
            Response.ContentType = "text/xml; charset=utf-8";    // its Xml, not Html
        }

        protected override void Render( HtmlTextWriter writer)
        {
            writer.Write(GenerateRssXml());
        }

        #region Web Form Designer generated code
        override protected void OnInit(EventArgs e)
        {
            //
            // CODEGEN: This call is required by the ASP.NET Web Form Designer.
            //
            InitializeComponent();

            base.OnInit(e);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify
        /// the contents of this method with the code editor.
        /// </summary>
        private void InitializeComponent()
        { 
            this.Load += new System.EventHandler(this.Page_Load);
        }
        #endregion

    }
}

The code uses the last modified date as published date. Depending on your needs you can also choose the creation date instead.

The code above is pretty simple. You might have to adjust it to meet your requirements if different placeholders on different templates should be returned.

As you can see MCMS makes it easy for you to create an RSS feed. You could use this for content syndication or for your own business needs.

There is also a ready to use solution provided by a Microsoft Partner: http://www.cmsrss.com/

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Topic: Invalid object name 'LayoutTemplateProperty'

In the Application Event log, there are a bunch of pairs of warnings:

Warning 1)

Source: MCMS
Event ID: 2400
Description: Connection 00A930C8 <[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]
Invalid object name 'LayoutTemplateProperty'.> {State=42S02 NativeCode=208}

Warning 2)

Source: MCMS
Event ID: 2405
Description: Offending SQL: SELECT * FROM LayoutTemplateProperty WHERE NodeId = ?; Invalid object name 'LayoutTemplateProperty'.

Answer

This problem is caused by invalid data in the MCMS database. The 'LayoutTemplateProperty' property was removed from MCMS 2002 RTM. You may have imported an SDO file from a beta or EAP version of MCMS 2002 into an MCMS 2002 RTM database.

Try exporting a full site - including Channels, Resource, and Templates and importing them into a fresh database. This should fix the problem.

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Topic: MCMS and different application pools

Can MCMS be used accross different application pools in Internet Information Server (IIS) 6?

Answer

The answer to this is no. All virtual directories containing items that access the MCMS repository need to reside in the same application pool. If one of the virtual directories is placed into a different application pool you will experience errors.

Here are some results you might experience:


All together (only officially supported version)
MCMS website             - Application Pool 1
Template application   - Application Pool 1
NR virtual directory      - Application Pool 1

Result:  MCMS works


All in their own application pool
MCMS website               - Application Pool 1
Template application     - Application Pool 2
NR virtual directory        - Application Pool 3

Result:  Viewstate error


MCMS website in its own application pool
MCMS website              - Application Pool 2
Template application    - Application Pool 1
NR virtual directory       - Application Pool 1

Result:  MCMS works


Template application in its own application pool
MCMS website              - Application Pool 1
Template application    - Application Pool 2
NR virtual directory       - Application Pool 1

Result:  403 error


NR virtual directory in its own application pool
MCMS website              - Application Pool 1
Template application    - Application Pool 1
NR virtual directory       - Application Pool 2

Result:  Viewstate error

If you have multiple IIS web sites configured as MCMS web entry points all these directories in all the web sites need to be in the same application pool.

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Topic: MCMS and Windows Server 2003 Web Edition

Is it possible to use MCMS 2002 on Windows Server 2003 Web Edition?

Answer

No. It is a licensing violation to use MCMS 2002 on Windows Server 2003 Web Edition.

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Topic: MCMS on Windows Server 2003

Does MCMS run on Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003?

Answer

MCMS 2002 is supported on Windows Server 2003 with MCMS 2002 SP1. MCMS SP1 can be downloaded from the Microsoft web site.

MCMS 2001 will not be supported on Windows Server 2003. It is recommended that you update to MCMS 2002.

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Topic: Setting the start date of a posting to the past

Is there a way to set the 'StartDate' property for a posting before the current day? Anytime I attempt to set it to a past date in the UI or via the API, it does not accept the value.

Answer

The problem is that no posting can be "older" than its parent channel. For example, if the start date of the channel is October 22nd 2002, then no item in this channel can have a start date which occurs before October 22nd. You can however, traverse all the channels (including the top channel "channels") and set the start date of them to a day in the past. Once the start dates have been set, you should be able to set any start date on the posting.

Using the Site Manager it is not possible to set a start date that is before the installation date for MCMS. However, this limitation does not apply when setting the start date using the MCMS Publishing API.

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Topic: Template switching in MCMS 2002

I used template switching in MCMS 2001 but cannot find this functionlity in the managed Publishing API of MCMS 2002. How can I implement this?

Answer

Template switching is only supported in the COM version of the Publishing API. We did this because of authorization changes (template galleries now have subscriber rights) and because templates now have a placeholder schema. Connected pages now require that the templates used for them share a common schema (which is reflected in the API as connected templates) and we could see no good way to accommodate template switching within the connected templates model. Given that existing applications needed to keep working, we left the 'URLUsingAlternateTemplate' method in the COM API, but we removed it from the managed one.

We also thought that the weaknesses of template switching usually outweighed its strengths. For example, you need to have the name for the template which is unique across the whole site. This can be fragile, especially as the number of templates gets large. You are not protected against switching to an incompatible template and no help is given to you in finding a compatible template (two problems with connected pages which we fixed this release). This feature seemed to give you nothing you couldn’t get from connected pages or just using alternate ASPX pages.

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Topic: Virtual directory "CMS" not visible on Microsoft Windows XP

On my Windows XP box the virtual directory "CMS" has not been created by Visual Studio .NET. But when I try to create it manually I get an "The alias you have given is not unique."

Answer

This is a known problem in Internet Information Services 5.1. The problem is documented here: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=308179

To correct this problem you can either use an ADSI script or Metabase Editor to delete the "CMS" virtual directory. Afterwards you can create it manually in the MMC.

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Topic: What is the difference between Template Designer and Channel Manager?

What exactly is the difference between a Template Designer and a Channel Manager? I did not find any differences.

Answer

The primary differences between the Channel Manager and Template Designer role are related to possible administrative actions on templates.

1. Channel Managers can check in a template that someone else has checked out. Template Designers are restricted from doing this.
   
2. Channel Managers can “kill lock” on templates from within the Site Manager. Template Designers are restricted from doing this. In all other ways and for all other objects, the two roles are currently identical.
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Topic: What is the meaning of the MCMS performance counters?

What is the meaning of the MCMS performance counters?

Answer

• ISAPI sessions (Number of Internet Server API [ISAPI] sessions opened by server )

  This tells you how many connections are currently in our ISAPI filter performing URL transformations. If you have a high number of these, it may mean that the URL transformation is taking a long time, so you may want to increase your node cache size.

• Shared nodes (Number of items/nodes referenced by server, including master cache items) What is a shared node and what is its relationship with Master Node?

  A shared node is what is stored in the main MCMS node cache. It will be roughly the same as the current master cache size, with some variation due to edit time cloning, versions, CI/CO, etc.

• Cache hits/sec Rate of cache hits on master cache

  These are hits on the nodes in the MCMS Master Node cache.

• Data access operations/sec (Number of data access operations executed per second)

  This is the number of calls that MCMS is making to the database. High numbers here probably mean that you need to increase your node cache, or look at caching search results such as custom prop searches, etc.

• Number of exceptions thrown by server. This is the number of exceptions since when?

  Most likely since the start of the server.

• Number of MCMS connections (Number of open MCMS application connections) What is this telling me? Is it related to ISAPI sessions? 

  It is related to ISAPI sessions. This is how many connections there are to MCMS that are currently processing, such as ISAPI, web service, template/postings, etc.

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Topic: Whitepapers, links, training materials and other resources for MCMS

There are the available whitepapers and other documents for MCMS.

Answer

MCMS Whitepapers

• MCMS 2001

  • Backing Up and Restoring a MCMS 2001 Site
  • Best Practices for Site Deployment Using Microsoft MSCMS Site Deployment Manager
  • Building a Multilingual Site Using Microsoft Content Management Server
  • Content Management Server 2001 Workflow
  • Content Management Server Site Administrator's Guide
  • Deploying Content Management Server 2001 and Commerce Server 2000 Sites
  • Deploying Microsoft Content Management Server 2001 Sites
  • MSCMS 2001 Site Maintenance Best Practices
  • Performance and Scalability Test Cases
  • Performance Optimization and Capacity Planning
  • Planning a Microsoft Content Management Server Project
  • Security and Authentication in Content Management Server 2001
  • Using Microsoft Content Management Server and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server for Enterprise Web Solutions
  • Web Content Management and Customer Relationship Management
  • Wireless Content Delivery with Content Management Server 2001
    
    
    

• MCMS 2002

  • Addressing Portal Scenarios with Microsoft Integrated Portal Technologies
  • Arabic Language Support
  • Building, Deploying, and Maintaining Intranet Sites for the Enterprise (Book)
  • Case Studies
  • Creating Multilingual Web Sites with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • Customizing Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Authoring Connector
  • Deploying MCMS Site - Using Application Center 2000
  • Differences Between Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Editions
  • Enabling SSL Protection on MCMS Sites
  • Extending the MCMS Web Author Console
  • Inside MCMS: How Content Management Server 2002 Processes Pages
  • Integrating Microsoft SharePoint Portal Search into Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • Integration Techniques and Strategies for Internet Business (Book)
  • Integration Techniques and Strategies for Content Management Server 2002
  • Localizing the MCMS 2002 Web Author Interface
  • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Developers Guide
  • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Evaluation Guide
  • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Frequently Asked Questions
  • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Technical Architecture
  • Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Technical Overview
  • Microsoft Content Management Server: Managing Content on Microsoft.com
  • Performance Planning and Deployment with Content Management Server 2002 
  • Preparing to Migrate to MCMS 2002 and ASP.NET
  • Return on Investment
  • Setting Up a Shared Development Environment in MCMS 2002
  • Supporting Mobile Devices with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • Top 10 Reasons to Deploy Content Management Server 2002
  • Upgrading to MCMS 2002
  • Using Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 and Web Services
  • WoodgroveNet Sample Site for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • What's New in Content Management Server 2002
  • MSDN book excerpt: "Enhancing Performance with Caching"


Other documents and download locations

• Download location for Content Management Server 2001 SP 1
• Product Documentation - Content Management Server 2002
• Download location for Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 1a
• Download location for Woodgrove sample sites
• Download location for C# WoodgoveNET sample
• Download location for Microsoft Internet Explorer Webcontrols 1.0
• Download location for Office 2000 HTML Filter 2.0
• Content Management Server 2002 Site Manager Refresh
• Content Management Server 2001 Site Builder Refresh
• Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Authoring Connector for Service Pack 1a
• Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (including MCMS checks)
• HP: Performance Characterization of Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 on HP ProLiant Series Systems
• Telerik's edit control available to all MCMS 2002 Customers
• Publishing Task Editor for Content Management Server 2002 Authoring Connector
• Sample Code for Integrating Microsoft SharePoint Portal Search into Microsoft Content Management Server
• Tool and Technology Partners
• Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Online Help


Training

• Building Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Solutions
• Training for MCMS 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies (Spark)


WebCasts

• MCMS 2001

  • TechNet Webcast: Introduction to Microsoft Content Management Server
  • MSDN Webcast: How to Design and Create Content Management Server Publishing Templates
    
    

• MCMS 2002

  • MSDN Webcast: Building Web Sites with ASP.NET and MCMS 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Integrating Search with MCMS 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Building Custom MCMS 2002 Placeholder Server Controls (Second Session)
  • MSDN Webcast: Building Multi-Device Web Sites with MCMS 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Building Multi-Lingual Web Sites with MCMS 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Customizing and Extending MCMS 2002 Workflow
  • TechNet Webcast: Deploying CMS 2002
  • Metalogix Migration Assistant for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Accelerating MCMS 2002 deployments with Metalogix Migration Assistant
  • MSDN Webcast: Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
  • MSDN Webcast: Extending Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Publishing Processes
  • Support WebCast: Microsoft Content Management Server 2002: Best Practices and Procedures for Administering a CMS Web Server
  • MSDN Webcast: Integrating Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies with MCMSS 2002
  • Content and Process Fusion with Content Management Server and SharePoint Portal Server
    
    

• Connector for SharePoint Technologies

  • Integrating Microsoft Content Management Server and SharePoint Products and Technologies
  • Digital Asset Management for Microsoft Integrated Portal Technologies
  • Using the Document Placeholder in the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies
  • Accelerating Portal Deployments with Metalogix Migration Manager
  • Creating Custom Web Part Views for the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies
  • Rapid Microsoft CMS Site Creation with the CMS Wizard
  • Creating Custom Rendering Templates with the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies
  • Configuring Search with the Microsoft Content Management Server Connector for SharePoint Technologies
  • Best Practices: Developing Solutions Using the Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies
  • Best Practices: Implementing a Sample Scenario Using the Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies


KB-Articles

• HOWTO: Enable the Map Channel Names to Host Header Names Feature
• HOWTO: Enable SSL on an MCMS 2002 Web Site
• HOWTO: Assign Local Resources to Image or Attachment Placeholders
• HOWTO: Enable Guest Access in a Multi-Server Scenario When You Cannot Use a Domain Account
• HOWTO: Share MCMS content from a connected template in MCMS 2002
• List of Fixes in Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 SP1
• List of Bugs Fixed in Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 1a
• INFO: Set the Node Cache Size Based on Site Size
• Known issues with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies
• INFO: Content Management Server Supports SQL Server Log Shipping for Failover
• DOC: Database Replication Utilities Should Not Be Used for Deploying Content Between Servers
• How to maintain a Microsoft Content Management Server database
• You receive a 403.18 error message when you run an MCMS application in a different application pool on IIS 6.0
• All incremental crawls against the MCMS 2002 site are performed as full crawls
• PRB: Extra carriage return for a CMS posting is created from a Word Authoring Connector
    
• HOWTO: Capture TCP and HTTP Data Frames Using Network Monitor
• HOW TO: Identify Your SQL Server Service Pack Version and Edition
• INFO: "Viewstate is invalid for this page" error message does not provide sufficient information to troubleshoot the issue
• How to create keys by using Visual C# .NET for use in Forms authentication
    
• You Receive a "Page Cannot Be Displayed" Error Message When You Post to a Site That Requires Authentication
• WinInet retries POST requests with a blank header
  
• HOW TO: identify your SQL Server Service Pack version and edition


Whitepapers for related topics

• Building Secure ASP.NET Applications: Authentication, Authorization, and Secure Communication
• Active Directory Service Interfaces Overview
• Taking a Bite Out of ASP.NET ViewState
• ASP.NET Performance Monitoring, and When to Alert Administrators


MCMS and Sharepoint Integration

• Content Integration Pack 1 for CMS 2001 and SPS 2001
   
• Content Integration Pack 2 for CMS 2002 and SPS 2001
• Documentation Updates for Content Integration Pack 2 for CMS 2002 and SPS 2001
• Authoring Connector for Word Language Pack for CIP 2 for CMS 2002 and SPS 2001
   
• Connector for Sharepoint Technologies for CMS 2002 and SPS 2003
• Using Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies
• Deployment Guide for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies
• Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies Evaluation Guide
• Best Practices: Developing Solutions Using the Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies
• Best Practices: Implementing a Sample Scenario Using the Content Management Server 2002 Connector for SharePoint Technologies


MSIB Content Connector for MCMS 2002 and Commerce Server

• Microsoft Solution for Internet Business Version 2.1  
• MSIB Version 2.5


Community Links

• Community page: Newsgroups, Webchats and more
• Code samples on www.GotDotNet.com
• MCMS Multilingual Web Authors Workspace on GotDotNet
• WoodgroveNet C# Workspace on GotDotNet
• WebDAV for CMS resource gallery Workspace on GotDotNet
• Online Books
• Public Newsgroups
• Stefan Goßner's blog
• Arpan Shah's blog


(Outdated Links)

• (Download location for Content Management Server 2002 Service Pack 1)
• (Content Management Server 2002 Authoring Connector for Word Language Pack)
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