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My First Sitecore Desktop Application
Over the weekend, I downloaded Sitecore Xpress and spent some time developing a Sitecore Desktop application based on XAML, C# and the Sitecore API. Here's the result:
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Great post, Joel! Having this do for admins only could be enough or you can introduce a special role for this, or check for item:admin or even extend the accessRights types in web.config introducing "item:unlock" security setting 😉
You know we have a Shared Source Library where you can check in the code 🙂 http://trac.sitecore.net/Index