I am doing some of the
Microsoft Hand On Labs (HOL's) for SharePoint 2010, normally I
would post a link to these but they are so amazingly buggy with typos and code
that doesn't compile (or write without errors appearing) that I would rather let
anyone really wanting them to seek them out. I downloaded them from Microsoft
somewhere, they are from early 2009 and it looks like someone wrote them up
quick and then somehow got them on the Microsoft site; I can't get past two
pages without a typo and I hate that. The code has errors, I know enough to fix
some of the warnings that show up in Visual Studio 2010 when I write out the C#
examples, so I would not push this on anyone.
Still, because of this I have had to go out and research errors now and
again, what I have found are a couple of interesting posts on sites:
So far I am having middling luck in scripting many of the Web Parts I have
been able to compile with Fitnesse, I have also found that I right now need to
deploy and add Web Parts on the same environment. I cannot deploy through
Visual Studio 2010 on one machine then add that Web Part on another machine, I
kept getting errors regarding that the object did not exist even though it
appeared in the Web Parts list. So, I am running things locally until I know
they are on the site and working, then I go to another machine and script with
Fitnesse.
Fitnesse also doesn't seem to like the naming conventions that SharePoint
gives for certain objects, I am trying to find a solution for that as select
lists may have their own ID's and Name's with the SharePoint strings in the
future - so I am working that out now.
Enjoy!
Note: I've edited this page to now note the Labs, they are for 2010 and I
figure why not share the fun.
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