In the first part of this series, we’ve created a simple WordprocessingML document, and added some basic content to it. It is now time to
Let’s start with a public notice: Most of the OpenXML/WordprocessingML samples I’ve found work with TextWriters, and just write XML strings into the writer. Me,
I’ve recently found myself in need to create documents out of various sources (other documents, information from ECM system, and so on). I’ve tried several
Documentum provides the functionality of repeating properties – properties that have more than one value. Retrieving those values is a simple matter of getting the
Retrieving the version comments of a Documentum SysObject is an easy task:
When working with Documentum TypedObjects, you almost always need to retrieve their properties. Below is a method to print those properties to the Console. Notice,
Judy McKay writes a very interesting article, Quality Doesn’t Just Happen about project management process, and how to place Quality front-and-center of a project life-cycle.
I’ve always been a huge advocate for design patterns in the past, but up until recently, I didn’t get a chance to actually implement the
I’ve just finished reading Peopleware, by Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister. The first few chapters (essays) were great. However, as I dwelled deeper in the
A very interesting blog entry, Alphabetical Paging on a SharePoint List View, by Tom Clarkson, talks about grouping/paging items in a SharePoint list based on
Based on a utility method found in the Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities.SPUtility class, here’s a method to get a user-friendly text for a file size:
Whenever working with content of files, it is often useful to have a way to find the MIME type based on a file extension, or
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My name is Itay Sagui. I’m a software engineer, and a book enthusiast. I currently work at Microsoft in the Israel R&D Center as a Software Engineer.