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keutmann — Mon, 30 May 2011 20:19:47 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

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keutmann — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 14:04:04 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

Or, if you prefer, you can pay me a beer next time we're in the same vicinity. Really, it is OK too :)

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keutmann — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 17:29:28 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

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keutmann — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 16:45:19 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

Or, if you prefer, you can pay me a beer next time we're in the same vicinity. Really, it is OK too :)

Updated Wiki: Home

keutmann — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 16:44:27 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

Or, if you prefer, you can pay me a beer next time we're in the same vicinity. Really, it is OK too :)

UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 20:34:01 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution Package (WSP) creation tool for WSS 3.0 & MOSS 2007

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

See also my blog on the project here http://keutmann.blogspot.com

UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:24:20 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution (WSP) creation tool

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.

Before build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

Build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

After build:
http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 21:23:20 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution (WSP) creation tool

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.

http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspdemo.jpg

http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/buildresult.jpg

UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 20:57:41 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution (WSP) creation tool

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.

http://www.keutmann.dk/sharepointblog/wspbuilder/wspbuilderconsole.jpg

UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 20:53:36 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution (WSP) creation tool

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.

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UPDATED WIKI: Home

keutmann — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 20:52:41 GMT

Project Description
A SharePoint Solution (WSP) creation tool

No more manually creating the manifest.xml file.
No more manually specifying the DDF file.
No more using the makecab.exe application.

The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
based on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and creates a SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file based on the files it finds.
Therefore you do not need the knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml
and wsp file any more.

The folder structure that WSPBuilder uses to build the wsp file is actually the same folder
stucture you will find in: "%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12"
So all that you have to do, is the create a \12 folder in your project and add your files to
that folder matching the same structure as if you where to put them directly into the
"%Program Files%\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12" folder manually.

Lets say that you have created a SharePoint feature and you want to create a SharePoint Solution
for this feature. Then you just need to create the following folder structure in you project
directory: "[MyProject]\12\Template\Features\MyCustomFeature\" and put your feature files in
the MyCustomFeature folder, that being your feature. Then run the WSPBuilder from the your project
directory and it will automatically create the manifest.xml and pack it into a wsp file with the
content of the "\12" folder.

The WSPBuilder program fully supports the SharePoint Solution Schema meaning that it is possible
to create any kind of manifest.xml just by using folders. If the Solution Schema supports it, then
WSPBuilder can build it.

Please try out the Demo project and you will see how easy it is.
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keutmann — Sun, 03 Jun 2007 23:54:58 GMT

Project Description
The WSPbuilder is a console application that creates SharePoint Solutions files
base on a folder structure. WSPBuilder will automatically traverse a "12" folder structure
and create the SharePoint solution manifest.xml and the wsp file base on the files it finds.
Therefore knowledge of how to create a solution manifest.xml and wsp file is not needed anymore.