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Time ago I said to a punny swordman "I am not stupid enough to use a cannon to hunt a rabbit".

Then WHY on earth I am still here, using SharePoint to replace an app server? Maybe using Yorula to cut that server in half could be a good idea, after all... This application does not belong there.


Message Offered by the "Do not use SharePoint as a Tomcat Replacement: for a world where SharePoint apps have something to do with SharePoint" committee.


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revised Windows Authentication and Trusted Identity Provider - User mapping to a single identity store
Removed thanks&sign. It is prefered to avoid that, as per site policy.
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reviewed Reviewed Windows Authentication and Trusted Identity Provider - User mapping to a single identity store
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comment Postsharp AOP and Sharepoint 2010
Nice to know. So you confirm that the only issue is the need of uninstall the assemblies from the GAC prior to a build. Ok, I will test this as soon as I have some time.
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accepted Postsharp AOP and Sharepoint 2010
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comment Postsharp AOP and Sharepoint 2010
@DustinDavis - already done this. For services that works all code is generated as expected. I will doublecheck on the broken service, but I am starting to think that this is a visual studio related problem. Based on the erratic behavior it would seems that there is something conflicting with the post-process done by PostSharp - if this is caused by some VS extension or the package process I still don't know.
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comment Postsharp AOP and Sharepoint 2010
Thanks for the answer Gael, actually I had found you post here stackoverflow.com/a/1717791 so I already switched to another solution for now (will use some service extension to support log). Just to understand, are you somehow related with the PostSharp development team? Any advice on how to successfully use PostSharp in a SharePoint solution (whose assembly will end up in gac)? As now I won't need this, but it could always be useful in the future.
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comment A duplicate field name “GUID” found when adding custom content type to custom list
not a proper answer, but until someone post something better, have a look at this link - The second part describe a taxonomy related problem. Seems that your issue could depend on the field getting detached from the metadata store?
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reviewed Approve suggested edit on 403 - Forbiddeden Exception while accessing SharePoint 2010 WebService
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revised SharePoint Server 2010 installation fails due to dbwrap timeout error
edited tags
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reviewed Approve suggested edit on How to add web part in page layout?
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reviewed Approve suggested edit on How to add Sharepoint List item Title (link Button) hyperlink in Grid View Control
May
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answered Themes for each user
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reviewed Reviewed SharePoint 2010 Group calendars. How to show all resources by default?
May
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comment SharePoint 2010 Group calendars. How to show all resources by default?
Please avoid link only answers
May
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reviewed Reviewed Disable SharePoint mobile view for a specific page only for example main.aspx
May
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asked Postsharp AOP and Sharepoint 2010
May
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reviewed Reject suggested edit on Target Audiences in List View display as GUIDs
May
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reviewed Approve suggested edit on Problem deploying list template (stp-file) by feature
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reviewed Reviewed Gcm not being Recivied
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comment Create SPList Metadata
So your problem isn't deleting the list (you use a timer job). It is "how to mark the list for deletion / how to recognize which list to delete". Ok, forget my suggestion about retention polices... seems you don't need them anymore.