Lime石灰
发表于 2025-3-25 03:44:39
Forms Services and InfoPathever, creating more complex forms requires higher-level knowledge. This chapter shows how to build and extend a basic form within InfoPath using code, deploy this to a SharePoint server, and make the form available online. Different ways of deploying InfoPath form templates and integrating forms int
发展
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Data Accessject. SharePoint 2010 provides extensive support for accessing lists and libraries using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). Using spmetal.exe, you can create a type-safe object layer over any existing list or library. This layer uses LINQ to access and retrieve, write, or delete data. This method has some advantages, as you will see.
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Accessing the APIIn this chapter we explain the basic techniques for programming SharePoint. This includes
Anhydrous
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External Data AccessThis chapter describes external data access techniques. They include using REST-based URLs via WCF Data Services. This is a common way to read and write data provided by SharePoint from remote locations where the API is not available.
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Efflorescent
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Application TechniquesRegarding SharePoint as both a platform and a framework presumes that you can create any kind of application on top of it. In this chapter we cover some advanced techniques you can use when you create such applications. These include
荨麻
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烧瓶
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Client ProgrammingIn this chapter we focus on the client object model introduced in SharePoint Foundation 2010. There are three new object models for interacting with SharePoint sites in different scenarios: the two managed code models for. NET and Silverlight, and the JavaScript object model. We cover two basic techniques in this chapter: