Solution:

Right click your project. Then click "Publish".

Choose the location to Publish your WSP file.

Clicking "Publish".

Exception:

"Error: Access Denied" appears. User cannot upload the .SWF file". 

Explanation:

Users with contributor permissions are prevented from uploading files with extensions ASPX,MASTER,XAP,SWF,JAR,ASMX,ASCX,XSN and XSF

Solution:

1. Provide "design" permission to the users trying to upload the restricted extensions
2. These restricted extensions are listed in the WebFileExtensions property of the WebApplication. The WebFileExtensions property can be programatically edited as follows

  PowerShell script to list the WebFileExtensions property            

$WebApp = Get-SPWebApplication https://<SharePoint Site Collection URL>/
$Extensions = $WebApp.WebFileExtensions
$Extensions | ForEach-Object {Write-Host $_}

PowerShell script to remove the .swf restriction from the WebFileExtensions property

$WebApp = Get-SPWebApplication http://<SharePoint Site Collection URL>/
$Extensions = $WebApp.WebFileExtensions
$Ext = $Extensions.Remove("swf")
$WebApp.Update()

Explanation:

Encountering the issue of an error message when we double click on a file in SharePoint to open just for viewing.

Solution:

To fix the issue, enable the following setting in the sharepoint library settings.

Exception:

'Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext' does not contain a definition for 'Load' and no extension method 'Load' accepting a first argument of type 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference)

Explantion:

I got the above exception while using 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ClientContext' load method in my share point web part project. Adding Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll to project assembly references resolved the errors. The reason for the load method error is as follows

• ClientContext inherits from ClientRuntimeContext
• ClientContext is defined in Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll
• ClientRuntimeContext is defined in Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll
• ClientRuntimeContext defines the Load method

Soultion:

Add Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll along with Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll to project assembly references.

Solution:

1. Remove the existing portal setting for team project as shown in the screenshort
2. Execute the following command to create a team project site

TFPT.EXE addprojectportal /collection:http://<server>:<port>/tfs/<TeamProjectCollection>

* /teamproject:<TeamProject> /processtemplate:"Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 2.2"