Andrew May's WebLogOffice and SharePoint Developer Discussion from a Documentation Point of ViewDocument Parsers in SharePoint (4 of 4): Parser Schema and Interface- July 21, 2006 For these four entries, Im going to go over in detail how to construct and register a custom parser that enables you to promote and demote properties between your custom file types and Windows SharePoint Services. Read part one here. Read part two here. Read part three here. Today, Ill round out the document parser information Im presenting by talking about how to register your custom parser with WSS. Ill also give you a quick overview of the ISPDocumentParser interface, which your parser needs.http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/21/SharePointBeta2DocumentParserOverview4... Document Parsers in SharePoint (3 of 4): Parsers and Content Types- July 19, 2006 For these four entries, Im going to go over in detail how to construct and register a custom parser that enables you to promote and demote properties between your custom file types and Windows SharePoint Services. Read part one here. Read part two here. Document Parsing and Content Types When WSS invokes a document parser to promote document properties, the parser writes all document properties to a property bag object. WSS then determines which of these document properties to promote to...http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/19/SharePointBeta2DocumentParserOverview3... Document Parsers in SharePoint (2 of 4): How Parsers Process Documents- July 18, 2006 Read part one here. In my last entry, I gave you a brief overview of what document parsers are in Windows SharePoint Services V3, and a high-level look at what you need to do to build a custom document parser for your own custom file types. Today were going to start digging a little deeper, and examine how a parser interacts with WSS in detail. Document Parser Processing When a file is uploaded, or move or copied to a document library, WSS determines if a parser is associated with the...http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/18/SharePointBeta2DocumentParserOverview2... Document Parsers in SharePoint (1 of 4): Overview- July 14, 2006 Now that Ive talked about the built-in XML parser, and how you can use it to promote and demote document properties for XML files, you might be thinking: what about custom files types that arent XML What if Ive got proprietary binary file types from which I want to promote and demote properties to the SharePoint list Weve got you covered there as well. For the next four entries, Im going to go over in detail how to construct and register a custom parser that enables you to promote and demote...http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/14/SharePointBeta2DocumentParserOverview1... InfoPath Forms Management in Windows SharePoint Services V3- July 10, 2006 Today I'd like to talk about how to store and manage XML forms (InfoPath and otherwise) in WSS V3. In general, forms have three special areas of functionality: Property Promotion and Demotion This refers to promoting and demoting document data to and from columns in a SharePoint library. Link Management This refers to how WSS keeps the link to the form template in..http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/10/SharePointBeta2InfoPathFormsinContentT... XML Document Property Parsing in SharePoint (5 of 5): Specifying XPath Namespace Prefixes in Content Types- July 7, 2006 This is the final post in a five-part series on how to use the built-in XML parser in WSS V3 to promote and demote document properties in your XML files, including InfoPath 2007 forms. Read part one here. Read part two here. Read part three here. Read part four here. You can include namespace prefixes in the XPath expressions you use to specify the location of a document property. To use a namespace prefix, you must first define it in a custom XMLDocument element included in the content type...http://blogs.msdn.com/andrew_may/archive/2006/07/07/SharePointBeta2XMLDocumentParsers5.asp... |