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InfoPathology - Part 12

Part 12 will hot upon the most important aspect of SharePoint: custom web services. Part 12 - SharePoint Web Services Web Services are wonderful devices that allow us to run code from almost anywhere we have access to. The best part of all is that it Read More...
Posted Saturday, July 29, 2006 5:35 PM by cdomino | 2 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 11

Part 11 will kick off our discssion of InfoPath / SharePoint Integration Part 11 - SharePoint Integration As mentioned in a pervious posting, SharePoint Form Libraries are a natural home for InfoPath forms to live in. If you are creating basic forms that Read More...
Posted Saturday, July 29, 2006 4:41 PM by cdomino | 1 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 10

After all of the discussion about how to create your InfoPath form, Part 10 talks about the next logical task - form deployment - all the fun (and fustration) that is intrinsic to it. Part 10 - Form Deployment Finally, now that our InfoPath forms have Read More...
Posted Friday, July 28, 2006 2:59 AM by cdomino | 0 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 9

Part 9 concludes InfoPathology's discussion on ASP.NET integration and Managed Code Tips & Tricks. Part 9 - Calling Web Services From Code One of the nicest things InfoPath can do for a developer is aggregate Web Services and transparently present Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 11:13 PM by cdomino | 0 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 8

The final two enteries, Parts 8 and 9, of the "Code Behind Conundrum" regard ASP.NET integration with InfoPath. Part 8 - Auto Populating Data From ASP.NET Pages Although SharePoint Form Libraries are the natural home for published InfoPath forms, they Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:27 PM by cdomino | 1 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 7

It's time to get down in dirty in Part 7 with some error validation. Part 7 - Popup Error Validation One of the nicest things about InfoPath is that it adds some pizzazz to otherwise boring controls. It’ll outline textboxes as you mouse over them, shade Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:38 PM by cdomino | 1 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 5

Part 5 discusses some methods for integrating Windows elements into your InfoPath forms. Part 5 - Win Forms & Popup Message Boxes Win Forms Although it is certainly not obvious, you can build an entire Windows application on top of an InfoPath form. Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:31 PM by cdomino | 2 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 6

There's more managed code fun here in Part 6! Part 6 - File Attachments & Clean Forms File Attachments At first glance, it seems like InfoPath really did something right with the file attachment control. When dropped into a repeating table, this dynamic Read More...
Posted Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:14 PM by cdomino | 0 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 4

Part 4 is a continuation of some of the cool things we can do with "managed" InfoPath forms. Part 4 - Populating Repeating Tables Repeating tables are beautiful things. It is the most elegant implementation of dynamic data inputting I’ve ever seen. However, Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 10:36 PM by cdomino | 1 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 3

In Part 2, we learned about the fundamental differences between forms that have code-behind, and those that don't. Focusing on forms that do contain managed code, the next several blogs will each outline an interesting scenario that using .NET to create Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 10:26 PM by cdomino | 1 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 1

InfoPathology is, literally, the study of InfoPath. Now although I made this word up, it defines exactly what this series of blogs intends to do: help people understand InfoPath, and study it in different ways. Part 1 is an introduction to the technology, Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 10:19 PM by cdomino | 2 Comments

InfoPathology - Part 2

Part 1 got things started by introducing InfoPath from a high-ish level. In Part 2, I'm going to get a little bit more technical, and start really getting into how InfoPath fits in with the rest of a developer's tools. Part 2 - The Code-Behind Conundrum Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 19, 2006 9:58 PM by cdomino | 0 Comments