Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services

[Guest]

How can a typical Front Page user take advantage of SharePoint Services when
you need Windows Server 2003 installed to use it? Generally, Microsoft puts
out a lite version of whatever is needed for a person to do their own
development and testing on their local machine for features like this
(example: Personal Web Server years ago...).

What are people doing to develop Web sites using the SharePoint features?
Are they developing on a machine with Windows Server 2003? Any other options?

Thanks.

 

[Ronx]

WSS makes extensive use of SQL Server, thus you can only develop sharepoint
sites on Windows 2003 with sharepoint services installed.

For a "home user" this usually means editing live on the server.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Or you can try one of the free online test WSS sites
See http://www.iwtrial.com/
or http://www.runaware.com/microsoft/frontpage2003/

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| WSS makes extensive use of SQL Server, thus you can only develop sharepoint
| sites on Windows 2003 with sharepoint services installed.
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| For a "home user" this usually means editing live on the server.
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| | > How can a typical Front Page user take advantage of SharePoint Services
| > when
| > you need Windows Server 2003 installed to use it? Generally, Microsoft
| > puts
| > out a lite version of whatever is needed for a person to do their own
| > development and testing on their local machine for features like this
| > (example: Personal Web Server years ago...).
| >
| > What are people doing to develop Web sites using the SharePoint features?
| > Are they developing on a machine with Windows Server 2003? Any other
| > options?
| >
| > Thanks.
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