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Read documentation??? How quaint! Yeah... Ok... I see the problem... Guess that I have to continue my workaround. UriBuilder test = new UriBuilder("http://server.name/default.aspx?key1=value1&key2=value2#label"); then test.Uri.ToString() give...

I've run into a problem using the UriBuilder: I can set the Fragment property. (you know the #label part.) It works fine. I can set the Query property. (you know the ?key1=value1&key2=value2 part.) It works fine. .. but ... When I set both the Fragment property and the Query property, it do not...

It sound like "item level security", and SharePoint don't have that, so you'll have to make up something yourself. Or make a list for each "employee", that's the closest I can think of using the built-in functionality of Sharepoint.

I've been into something similar. The solution was to create "the superior object" (only once) and then cache it, then each web part using this data just got a copy of the cached object.

Hi! I has a strange experince when using the SPGlobalAdmin's VirtualServers collection, there I thought that the Url property could be used to indentify them ... but no!!! The same SPVirtualServer sometime had an Url who sometime looked like: https://12.34.56.78/ and other times it looked...

Sad so few who has given comments to this thread. What's wrong? Is my questions unclear? (Sorry, english isn't my native language.) Or is it ended in the "leave the too easy questions to others. - thinking that someone else would answer them." void? Did I post it in the wrong forum? Please...

From: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dno2k3ta/html/odc_OfOfficeSysandWSS.asp (Scrolling down to headline "Documents and Windows SharePoint Services" and onward) It tells to use the Office Object Models "SaveAs" with an URL ... and SURPRISE!!! it works! But...

I've tried another appoach: (Here C# code) System.Net.WebClient WC = new WebClient(); WC.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; Byte[] b = WC.UploadFile("http://WeirdServerName/personal/WeirdUserName/Private Documents/", "POST", @"D:\WeirdFileName.txt")...

Hi! I'm working at developing a program who can use Sharepoints webservices to upload a file to a documentfolder at a Sharepoint site. The Sharepoint Webservices: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/spptsdk/html/soapnsMicrosoftSharePointSoapServer2_SV01043862.asp...