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February 2007 - Posts

The Team Alerts dialog lets you subscribe to basic email alerts on a Team Project such as: My work items are changed by others. Anything is checked in. A build status changes. A build completes But the dialog is severely limited; the full richness Read More
Willy-Peter Schaub, a Team System MVP, has posted a Team Foundation Server Guidance White Paper summarizing good practices used in the field. Check it out. Read More
Ed Hintz, development lead on the TFS team, gave a demo of the newly released Team Foundation Server Power Tools v1.2. Ed demonstrates a new tool for monitoring the status and uptime of TFS as well as a new Process Template Editor for visually customizing Read More
Performance tools in VSTS for Developers allow developers to measure, evaluate, and target performance-related issues in their code. These tools are fully integrated into the IDE to provide a seamless and approachable user experience. The performance Read More
The Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server Power Tool (formerly known as Power Toys) is a set of enhancements, tools and command line utilities that improve the Team Foundation Server user experience. This release includes two new command-line Read More
Just came across a very interesting post on Nikhil Kothari’s blog.   It’s now possible to write side bar gadgets in Windows Vista using C#! (via Script#)   His blog shows you a very simple example of how to write a small gadget. Read More
For a while now people are struggling with some TFS SP1 installation issues. The majority of issues come down to a tool called TFSQuiesce.exe, that is responsible to "shutdown" TFS while performing the SP1 upgrade and restart it when it is done. Most Read More
Included with Visual Studio Team System Developer (and Suite) edition is a powerful new profiler for finding performance issues in your native, managed or ASP.NET applications. The profiler can run in both sampling mode (which looks at program state in Read More
Many organizations’ data centers already maintain and manage a central set of Windows SharePoint Site servers, and restrict creation and deployment of new sites to this set of servers. Team Foundation Server requires installation of a SharePoint Server Read More
Upgrading WSS 2.0 to 3.0 on your TFS Application Tier is not supported in version 1 of TFS.Doing so will result in the following: The Team Explorer's 'Documents' node will have a red X on it and will not expand. Team Project Creation Wizard will Read More
TFS can be a difficult program to install, so it's most adviced to follow the Install Guide as close as possible.Still, a lot of people face problems while doing so. Below is a list of common errors that may appear and their most common resolutions.Error Read More
A great resource I got across ... VSTS TechNotes TechNotes are short, focused technical articles that explain a specific concept or walk through a particular scenario. TechNotes are intended to supplement the product documentation and technical articles. Read More
When you assign a resource name in a Team Project in VSTS, the resource name may appear as two or more resources when you try to manage the Project in Microsoft Project. This problem may occur when you use the comma delimiter to separate the last name, Read More
You can now register to take Beta Exam 71-510: TS: Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server, which is the beta for 70-510. This certification exam counts as credit towards the MCTS: Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server certification. Registration Read More
Brian Keller replied to an internal email thread discussing generating documentation from code as part of a build. Check the below links if you would like to do the same. I just wanted to point out that there are several MSBuild targets available for Read More