MOSS SmartPart
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참고 주소 : http://www.microsoft.com/belux/msdn/nl/community/columns/u2u/smartpart.mspx
MOSS 환경에서 스마트 파트를 이용하는 방법을 설명한다.
자세한 내용은 위 추소를 참조하시기 바란다.
Building web parts is one of the main extensibility points when you work within a Windows SharePoint Services environment. The development steps of building SharePoint web parts is well-documented in books, in the Windows SharePoint Services SDK and in a whole set of articles, tutorials and walkthroughs available from the SharePoint community or from Microsoft directly itself. One of the major disadvantages of following the traditional web part development steps is that building web parts this way requires extensive coding with respect to the UI you want to provide within the web part. At the time of writing, there is no designer available for developers to create the body of a web part in a very WYSIWYG manner.
This article describes another approach to building SharePoint web parts. The approach consists of making use of ASP.NET user controls to make up the body of the SharePoint web part. The technique leads to a dramatic increase in the productivity of anybody creating web parts. The article ‘Building Web Parts for Windows SharePoint Services - Part II : Web Parts and User Controls’ published here on the Belux MSDN site last year describes the basic steps. The idea of using ASP.NET user controls in web part development received a lot of adoption in the SharePoint community and has evolved in a generic framework called the SmartPart. In this article we will highlight what the SmartPart is and how to use it when involved in SharePoint web part development.
Contents:
MOSS 환경에서 스마트 파트를 이용하는 방법을 설명한다.
자세한 내용은 위 추소를 참조하시기 바란다.
Building Web Parts the Smart Way
Starting with the SharePoint SmartPart
Patrick Tisseghem
U2U
Jan Tielens
U2U
Applies to:U2U
Jan Tielens
U2U
- Windows SharePoint Services
- Visual Studio .NET 2003
Building web parts is one of the main extensibility points when you work within a Windows SharePoint Services environment. The development steps of building SharePoint web parts is well-documented in books, in the Windows SharePoint Services SDK and in a whole set of articles, tutorials and walkthroughs available from the SharePoint community or from Microsoft directly itself. One of the major disadvantages of following the traditional web part development steps is that building web parts this way requires extensive coding with respect to the UI you want to provide within the web part. At the time of writing, there is no designer available for developers to create the body of a web part in a very WYSIWYG manner.
This article describes another approach to building SharePoint web parts. The approach consists of making use of ASP.NET user controls to make up the body of the SharePoint web part. The technique leads to a dramatic increase in the productivity of anybody creating web parts. The article ‘Building Web Parts for Windows SharePoint Services - Part II : Web Parts and User Controls’ published here on the Belux MSDN site last year describes the basic steps. The idea of using ASP.NET user controls in web part development received a lot of adoption in the SharePoint community and has evolved in a generic framework called the SmartPart. In this article we will highlight what the SmartPart is and how to use it when involved in SharePoint web part development.
Contents:
- What is the SmartPart?
- How do I get the SmartPart?
- Installing the SmartPart
- Creating your first SmartPart project
- Talking to SharePoint from your SmartPart
- Conclusion
- About the authors
http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2007/02/22/smartpart-for-sharepoint-asp-net-ajax-support.aspx
http://www.capdes.com/2007/02/microsoft_office_sharepoint_se.html
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