How to create Site Collections from a Custom Web Template

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How to create Site Collections from a Custom Web Template Programming

Open Visual Studio 2010.

Go to File => New => Project.

Select Empty SharePoint Project template from the installed templates.

Enter the Name “CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplate” and click Ok.

Right click on the solution and click on Add a new item.

Select the VisualWebPart template from the installed template.

Enter the Name as CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplate and click Ok.

Now the entire solution looks like following.

Open CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplateUserControl.ascx then drag and drop button follows as:

Double click to button and add reference:

using Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration;

using Microsoft.SharePoint;

using System.IO;

using System.Linq;

Code in button Button1_Click

using System;

using System.Web.UI;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls;

using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;

using Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration;

using Microsoft.SharePoint;

using System.IO;

using System.Linq;

namespace CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplate.CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplate

{

    public partial class CreateSiteCollectionFromTemplateUserControl : UserControl

    {

        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

        {

        }

        protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

        {

            SPWebApplication spWebApplication = SPWebApplication.Lookup(new Uri("http://devsharepoint/"));

            using (SPSite spSite = spWebApplication.Sites.Add("/sites/HomeTemplate", "SharePoint", null, 1033, null, "administrator", "Administrator", "quochung211187@gmail.com"))

            {

                SPWeb rootWeb = spSite.RootWeb;

                // Get Solutions Gallery

                SPDocumentLibrary spDocumentLibrary = (SPDocumentLibrary)spSite.GetCatalog(SPListTemplateType.SolutionCatalog);

                // Upload Solution File with the Web Template (You must copy HomeTemplate.wsp to C:\Windows)

                SPFile solutionFile = spDocumentLibrary.RootFolder.Files.Add("HomeTemplate.wsp", File.ReadAllBytes(@"..\..\HomeTemplate.wsp"));

                // Activate Solution

                SPUserSolution spUserSolution = spSite.Solutions.Add(solutionFile.Item.ID);

                // Activate Features

                Guid solutionId = spUserSolution.SolutionId;

                // Activate Site Collection Features

                SPFeatureDefinitionCollection spFeatureDefinitionCollection = spSite.FeatureDefinitions;

                var features = from SPFeatureDefinition spFeatureDefinition

                               in spFeatureDefinitionCollection

                               where spFeatureDefinition.SolutionId.Equals(solutionId) && spFeatureDefinition.Scope == SPFeatureScope.Site

                               select spFeatureDefinition;

                foreach (SPFeatureDefinition feature in features)

                {

                    spSite.Features.Add(feature.Id, false, SPFeatureDefinitionScope.Site);

                }

                // Get Web Template

                SPWebTemplateCollection spWebTemplateCollection = spSite.RootWeb.GetAvailableWebTemplates(1033);

                SPWebTemplate webTemplate = (from SPWebTemplate spWebTemplate

                                             in spWebTemplateCollection

                                             where spWebTemplate.Title == "HomeTemplate"

                                             select spWebTemplate).FirstOrDefault();

                if (webTemplate != null)

                {

                    spSite.RootWeb.ApplyWebTemplate(webTemplate.Name);

                }

            }

        }

    }

}

Deploy Project

Go to central Admin create new Site collection then save that site collection to template and set name is “HomeTemplate.wsp”, download that template and save at C:\Windows Folder

Go to the site where you have deployed the solution. Add webpart

Click button, automatically site collection is created follows as:

Check in Central Admin, see site collection is created by go to Central Admin => Application Management => View all site collections

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How to create custom Document ID in SharePoint 2010

How to create custom Document ID in SharePoint 2010

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In this article we will be seeing how to create custom Document ID provider in SharePoint 2010.

Here we are going to see how to create a custom Document ID provider in the format "Site Name . List Name . List item ID".

Open Visual Studio 2010.

Go to File => New => Project.

Select Empty SharePoint Project template from the installed templates.

Enter the Name “MsTechSharingCudtomDocumentID” and click Ok.

Deploy as farm …

Right click on the solution and click on Add a new item.

Select the Class template from the installed template.

Enter the Name as MSTechSharingCustomID.cs and click Ok.

Add the following references.

Microsoft.Office.DocumentManagement.dll

Add the following namespaces.

Using Microsoft.SharePoint;

Using Microsoft.Office.DocumentManagement;

Replace the MSTechSharingCustomID.cs with the following code.

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using Microsoft.SharePoint;

using Microsoft.Office.DocumentManagement;

namespace MsTechSharingCudtomDocumentID

{

public class CustomIDProvider : DocumentIdProvider

{

private string idFormat = "{0} . {1}. {2}";

public override string[] GetDocumentUrlsById(SPSite site, string documentId)

{

string itemUrl = string.Empty;

// Only proceed if we have the site and document id

if (site != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(documentId))

{

string[] splits = documentId.Split('@', ' ');

string webName = splits.Length > 0 ? splits[0] : null;

string itemId = splits.Length > 1 ? splits[1] : null;

try

{

SPWeb web = string.IsNullOrEmpty(webName) ? site.OpenWeb() : site.OpenWeb(webName);

SPListItem item = null;

Guid itemGuid = new Guid(itemId);

// Find the item among the lists on the specified web

foreach (SPList list in web.Lists)

{

try

{

item = list.Items[itemGuid];

}

catch

{

//if it's not in this list, go to the next one

continue;

}

if (item != null)

{

itemUrl = web.Url + "/";

itemUrl += item.Url;

}

}

}

catch (Exception) { /* item not found, return an empty array*/ }

}

if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(itemUrl))

{

return null;

}

else

{

return new string[] { itemUrl };

}

}

public override string GenerateDocumentId(SPListItem listItem)

{

if (listItem == null)

{

throw new ArgumentNullException("listItem");

}

return string.Format(this.idFormat, listItem.Web.Title, listItem.ParentList.Title, listItem.ID.ToString());

}

public override string GetSampleDocumentIdText(SPSite site)

{

return string.Format(this.idFormat, "/", "0");

}

public override bool DoCustomSearchBeforeDefaultSearch

{

get { return false; }

}

}

}

 Right Click on the Feature and click on Add Feature.

 

Rename the feature as MSTechSharingCustomIDReciever.

Change scope to site

Right click on CustomIDProviderReciever and click on Add Event Receiver.

Now the entire solution looks like following.

Replace CustomIDProviderReciever.EventReceiver.cs with the following code.

using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Security.Permissions;
using Microsoft.SharePoint;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.Security;
using Microsoft.Office.DocumentManagement;

namespace DocumentIDProvider.Features.CustomIDProviderReciever
{
    [Guid("e806be7b-a8e1-40a9-ab9a-037e2eb522c9")]
    public class CustomIDProviderRecieverEventReceiver : SPFeatureReceiver
    {
        public override void FeatureActivated(SPFeatureReceiverProperties properties)
        {
            DocumentId.SetProvider(properties.Feature.Parent as SPSite, new CustomIDProvider());
        }

public override void FeatureDeactivating(SPFeatureReceiverProperties properties)
        {
            DocumentId.SetDefaultProvider(properties.Feature.Parent as SPSite);
        }
    }
}
 

Build and deploy the solution.

Go to the site where you have deployed the solution.

Note: three below steps you aren't need do because it only configure and use Document IDS no code

      ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   //////////////////////////// 

Go to Site Actions => Site Collection Administration => Site collection features => click Active “Document ID Service”

  

    Go to Site Actions => Site Collection Administration => Document ID settings

  

    then input IDS

////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   ////////////////////////////   //////////////////////////// 

Add a document and check the document ID. You see document ID have not appeared (if error)
 

How to Solve:

Go to Central Admin => Monitoring => Timer Jobs => Click to “Check job status” link, then find to “Document ID enable/disable job” at “Scheduled” and click to “Document ID enable/disable job” with site which you have deployed the solution.

You see timer job have not ran

Change schedule to minutes: 5 then click Run Now

Continue Go to Central Admin => Monitoring => Timer Jobs => Click to “Review job definitions” link

Click to “Document ID assignment job” link

Change schedule to minutes: 5 then click Run Now

You see have 2 services follow Minutes

Waiting 5 minutes: you see Document ID appear on view

Create new document or upload document again and see document ID with: "Site Name . List Name . List item ID".

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