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70-506 Microsoft Silverlight 4, Development Available at SEE
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Exam 70-506: TS: Silverlight 4, Development is now available at Self Exam Engine. This exam is intended for software developers who are creating rich Internet-based applications using Silverlight. The exam focuses mainly on Silverlight 4, but also covers core Silverlight concepts.
Candidates for this exam are developers who create and maintain rich interactive applications (RIA) using Silverlight 4. Candidates may have additional experience with previous Silverlight versions.
The minimally qualified candidate typically:
Has at least six months of experience with Silverlight development
Has at least one year of experience with Microsoft .NET development
Has experience consuming data services
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Step to Upgrade Dynamics CRM 4.0 to CRM 2011
1. Get a full backup of your current Organization SQL Server database on Dynamics CRM 4.0.
2. Restore the DB backup on the new SQL Server instance used for Dynamics CRM 2011.
3. Open Deployment Manager console (Start->All Programs->Microsoft Dynamics CRM->Deployment Manager)
4. Within Deployment Manager, go to Organizations->Import Organization…
5. Select the SQL Server instance and the Organization database to import. This corresponds to the restored DB on the SQL Server 2008/2008R2 instance used for Dynamics CRM 2011.
6. Then, the Import Organization Wizard will ask for some parameters regarding to the organization itself, such as the display name we want to use.
you must first create the organization name using active directory users and computers
7. After setting the above parameters we will be asked about users mappings, this is, how the users which are present on the organization to be imported are mapped to CRM accounts.
If you are migrating from a Dynamics CRM 4.0 deployment which is on the same domain (as it is this case), you would prefer just to allow CRM 2011 to automatically map the users and create the new users as needed.
8. If the domain user account you are running the application is not mapped with any user with the System Administrator security role, you will be prompted with the following message:
This means you will have to manually map one of the accounts to the current user you are logged on. Do this by just selecting the user and clicking on 'Browse...' to specify the current user account.
9. just follow the import wizard.
10. If you want to set this imported organization as your default one, just get back to Deployment Manager->Organizations , refresh data (if you had the app open while importing) and then right click the imported organization and select 'Set as Default Organization'
2. Restore the DB backup on the new SQL Server instance used for Dynamics CRM 2011.
3. Open Deployment Manager console (Start->All Programs->Microsoft Dynamics CRM->Deployment Manager)
4. Within Deployment Manager, go to Organizations->Import Organization…
5. Select the SQL Server instance and the Organization database to import. This corresponds to the restored DB on the SQL Server 2008/2008R2 instance used for Dynamics CRM 2011.
6. Then, the Import Organization Wizard will ask for some parameters regarding to the organization itself, such as the display name we want to use.
you must first create the organization name using active directory users and computers
7. After setting the above parameters we will be asked about users mappings, this is, how the users which are present on the organization to be imported are mapped to CRM accounts.
If you are migrating from a Dynamics CRM 4.0 deployment which is on the same domain (as it is this case), you would prefer just to allow CRM 2011 to automatically map the users and create the new users as needed.
8. If the domain user account you are running the application is not mapped with any user with the System Administrator security role, you will be prompted with the following message:
This means you will have to manually map one of the accounts to the current user you are logged on. Do this by just selecting the user and clicking on 'Browse...' to specify the current user account.
9. just follow the import wizard.
10. If you want to set this imported organization as your default one, just get back to Deployment Manager->Organizations , refresh data (if you had the app open while importing) and then right click the imported organization and select 'Set as Default Organization'
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Receiving Sharepoint Errror (List does not exist)
I have a setup Sharepoint on Company's Intranet, However, our remote users are not able to connect to see files posted on the site, When I am accessing Sharepoint through an IP address for remote users, but I am receiving error when viewing the files that are posted,
Correlation ID: 6a816ac3-29ea-48a5-acb6-8cbd8c3de0e9
Error
List does not exist.
The page you selected contains a list that does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user.
Troubleshoot issues with Microsoft SharePoint Foundation.
Cause:
it was the configuration issue for extranet/internet access
Resolution:
Setup an external/internet url alternate access mapping for the web application.
Go to Central Admin > Application Management > Configure alternate access mappings
Correlation ID: 6a816ac3-29ea-48a5-acb6-8cbd8c3de0e9
Error
List does not exist.
The page you selected contains a list that does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user.
Troubleshoot issues with Microsoft SharePoint Foundation.
Cause:
it was the configuration issue for extranet/internet access
Resolution:
Setup an external/internet url alternate access mapping for the web application.
Go to Central Admin > Application Management > Configure alternate access mappings
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