Introduction
The article gives an overview of the steps and code required to create, fill, and upload an InfoPath form using code.
CodeProject: Programmatically create a browser enabled InfoPath form. Free source code and programming help
Sep
8
2009
8
2009
CodeProject: Programmatically create a browser enabled InfoPath form. Free source code and programming help
Sep
8
2009
8
2009
Building a SharePoint Development Environment on Windows 7 – MOSS Blog
Greetings fellow SharePoint Developers. As a follow up to a post I made last year on Windows Server 2008 (http://www.synergyonline.com/blog/blog-moss/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=10), I figured I’d provide some guidance on the development environment I now use on Windows 7 (RC build 7100). I also used this for some time on Windows 7 Beta 1 with great success.
First off, [...]
Sep
8
2009
8
2009
robgruen’s WebLog : How to Programmatically Set Permissions on Files/Folders in a SharePoint Document Library
Yep, had to figure this out since I’m still working with SharePoint stuff. I couldn’t find any "HowTo’s," code samples, tricks, hints, or anything else really helpful on this. Just a bunch of other folks attemptint to do the same thing.
This is one of those things where the answer looks simple and seems like [...]
Feb
23
2009
23
2009
Creating a Sharepoint Web Part that hosts a data binding Silverlight application
In this tutorial I’m going to explain how you can host a Silverlight 2 beta 2 application from within a SharePoint Web Part. The Web Part will pass the URL of the SharePoint site together with the name of the list for which the Silverlight application will show the data. The retrieval of the data [...]
Feb
23
2009
23
2009
Subclassing the Content Query Web Part: Adding Dynamic Filtering
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The Content Query Web Part (CQWP) is an absolutely killer for MOSS 2007 Publishing sites. It is one of the best performing rollup Web Parts available to developers and should always be considered before rolling your own solution. You can even do some really sick customization to the presentation of the results produced by the [...]
Feb
16
2009
16
2009
Tobias Zimmergren’s thoughts on development
This article describes the VSeWSS plugin for Visual Studio that can be used for developing for Sharepoint. It also lists several other useful utilities that can be found on codeplex.
What is VSeWSS?
VSeWSS is a plugin to Visual Studio that adds a set of functionality which may help you in your daily tasks as a [...]
Dec
18
2007
18
2007
SmartPart for SharePoint – ASP.NET AJAX Support – Jan Tielens’ Bloggings
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There has been a lot of buzz around SharePoint support for ASP.NET AJAX the last couple
of days, resulting in some nice posts, even from the Microsoft guys. If you are new
to the topic; some required reading:
Integrating
ASP.NET AJAX with SharePoint (by Mike Ammerlaan)
Mike clearly described what you need to do to get the ASP.NET AJAX extensions [...]
Oct
19
2007
19
2007
Accessing SharePoint List Items with SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services – Colin Bowern – RockstarGuys.com
 Found this post on Printing Sharepoint List items with SQL 2005 Reporting services:
Recently I had to connect to a SharePoint List to access some data. While there
is a data extension
available from Enesys (including a free Community edition) to do this I though
I would first make an attempt using the out-of-the-box options.
The first step was getting [...]
May
22
2007
22
2007
Visual How Tos for Sharepoint 3.0
Each of the links in this collection has a short article with a video that shows some
of the highlights. I am particularly interested in Creating
a Feature for an Entry Control Block Item in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 because
it talks about adding a custom menu item to a list or document library that will then
launch a custom [...]
Sep
22
2006
22
2006
MOSS BDC MetaData Manager
Excerpt from Todd’s Blog
What would you say if I told you that you could create a MOSS BDC Application
Definition without writing a single line of code? How about if the process took
less than 20 clicks of your mouse?
You’d probably say, I’ve seen that crazy Application Definition XML file and I
think you are pulling [...]