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One API To Rule Them All!
I have spent the last six years customizing, integrating and extending a menagerie of different ECM systems. Each system has it’s own features, drawbacks, pitfalls and of course, APIs. The APIs for...
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Microsoft Office Metadata Made Easy
Have you ever been writing an application and needed to retrieve or edit the properties of a Microsoft Office document? Did the thought of having to write code to perform Word or Excel automation send...
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When In Doubt – Log Out
Recently, while working on a project for ImageSource, I ran into a bit of problem that pretty much had me stumped. I had written a .NET library to integrate with a 3rd party COM dll. The code looked...
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Making Form Screenshots In .NET
Have you ever need to take a screenshot of your .NET form from code within the form? Some sort of print screen method? Don’t touch that PrtSc button just yet, there is another way. No, I’m not...
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Using the ‘using’ keywork in C#
In the System.Data.SqlClient namespace, SqlConnection and SqlCommand are two examples of managed types that use unmanaged resources down in the COM layer of the run-time. Microsoft says that all of...
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ECM Best Practices: Document Capture & Metadata
Document Capture is the on-ramp to ECM. Without documents and the ability to import them into a system, ECM is meaningless. Document Capture can be done in a variety of ways; scanning, faxing,...
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SharePoint 2010 Deprecated Types and Methods
If you are writing code for SharePoint 2010, please refer to the the link below to avoid calling deprecated APIs....
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Adventures with Oracle IPM 11g (part 1)
Part 1 Oracle starting shipping its latest IPM product, 11g earlier this quarter. As a company, ImageSource has been working as a partner with Oracle on this next step in their ECM evolution. I,...
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