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Developing State-Machine-Workflows for MOSS 2007	dot.net magazin 6.08	Most publications about developping workflows with Visual Studio.NET for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) are examples of sequential workflows. In real live business processes will be developed as state-machine workflows because they are much more flexible.
WCM functions in MOSS 2007	Developerworld 37/2007	The actual version of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) offers all the functions of a Web-Content-Management-System (WCM). On this base many public websites have been published. But the built-in WCM functions can be used very efficiently in intranet as well.
State machine workflows more effectively	Developerworld 23/2007	By the combination with the rules engine of Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) it becomes not only easier to build up a parameterizable workflow, it also turns out clearly more flexibility.
Workflow meets MOSS	dot.net magazin 12/2006	Shows how to use and extend the workflow capabilities within the Microsoft 2007.
Always at service	dotnetpro 11/2005	Enhancing SharePoint Portal Server 2003 with self written web services.
Growing on demand	iX 9/2005	Good in scaling: SharePoint in large environments Microsofts Portal- and collaboration system Sharepoint proves its strength in big environments. Given that the responsible person must be very carefully in building the system.
Microsofts Cluster-Server	iX 2/2000	Microsofts Cluster-Server In order to keep down-times of assigned servers as short as possible, today so-called High Availability systems are used. Microsoft offers the Microsoft cluster server (MSCS) - a component of the NT 4,0 Enterprise edition and the Win2k Advanced server.
HydraNT	iX 4/1998	Hydra and pICAsso: Run Windows applications remote As other manufacturers already offer multi-user variants of Windows NT 3.x since years; Microsoft now introduces NT4 with an appropriate extension to the market.
Intrusion barrier	iX-Archiv, 3/1998, Seite 127	Security concepts and mechanisms under Windows NT Administrators must protect their computer networks as much as possible against inside as well as outside attacks. NT4 is not a C2 compliant system but can be configured so that it nearly reaches this level.
There are a lot of reasons	iX 9/1997	Migration from NetWare 3.x to NT 4.0 The migration of an existing Novell network to Microsofts NT is not an easy process like pressing the OK-Button in a migration tool. Without sufficient preparation you might have many small challenges, which can lead in their sum to a possible failure of the conversion

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