SharePoint Server Configuration Section Index

Why you need to be developing all your custom code within the feature framework and deploying these as WSP (WSS Solution Package) files.

By default, custom lists don't provide the option to create a new folder—but you can enable the feature by following this procedure.

Discover how to connect SharePoint to business data and build powerful line-of-business applications.

Differentiate your sites by learning how to create, copy, customize, and delete both site and list templates in SharePoint.

Learn how Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) steps outside the traditional framework of technical solutions by empowering business users.

Create and customize lists in SharePoint for effective team collaboration.

If you're still deploying SharePoint solutions manually, find out how to automate the process and eliminate a major source of deployment problems.

See how combining SharePoint 2007's API and an Object Model allows for greater program functionality.

Learn how to set up an optimal SharePoint document library—one that is secure, reliable, scalable, and still maintainable—where users can privately view their respective sensitive documents within a SharePoint portal.

SharePoint 2007 has become one of Microsoft's hottest collaboration products. Learn how to integrate it with BizTalk 2006 R2.

Microsoft Office SharePoint Services (MOSS) 2007 introduces a mechanism to integrate back-end systems and Line of Business processes with the Portal infrastructure, bringing external data inside the Portal.

SharePoint 2003 used only Windows Authentication, but SharePoint 2007 allows you to use any membership provider to enable custom authentication. Find out how to switch the membership provider on a SharePoint 2007 Web application.

Jump into document workspaces and programmable collaboration with Microsoft SharePoint.