Pro InfoPath 2007 [electronic resource] /
Janus, Philo.author.
Pro InfoPath 2007 is an excellent book for developers trying to learn the scope and range of application forms that can be built with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007. InfoPath is now in its second generation and it enables the creation of rich desktop and web forms using XML technologies and allows gathering of structured, business-critical information. Together with Microsoft Windows SharePoint Server 2007, InfoPath allows built-in integration with back-end processes, databases, and work flow, and provides developers with rich tools to build enterprise-wide forms solutions. During the development and stabilization phase of InfoPath 2007, Philo worked closely with the product team to test features, provide feedback on scenarios, and to build and apply solutions for the government and public sector. He has poured all that experience in an engaging manner into this booka great read for every developer trying to learn InfoPath. —Kamaljit Bath, Principal Program Manager Lead, Microsoft Office InfoPath and Forms Services.
Includes index.
Introducing InfoPath -- Tour of the InfoPath Client -- Tour of the InfoPath Designer -- InfoPath Views -- Publishing InfoPath Forms -- SharePoint Integration -- Data Connections -- Advanced InfoPath Topics -- Writing Code in InfoPath -- InfoPath Add-Ins and Task Panes -- Workflow.
Pro InfoPath 2007 is an excellent book for developers trying to learn the scope and range of application forms that can be built with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007. InfoPath is now in its second generation and it enables the creation of rich desktop and web forms using XML technologies and allows gathering of structured, business-critical information. Together with Microsoft Windows SharePoint Server 2007, InfoPath allows built-in integration with back-end processes, databases, and work flow, and provides developers with rich tools to build enterprise-wide forms solutions. During the development and stabilization phase of InfoPath 2007, Philo worked closely with the product team to test features, provide feedback on scenarios, and to build and apply solutions for the government and public sector. He has poured all that experience in an engaging manner into this booka great read for every developer trying to learn InfoPath. —Kamaljit Bath, Principal Program Manager Lead, Microsoft Office InfoPath and Forms Services.
Microsoft InfoPath.
Microsoft software.
Microsoft .NET Framework.
Software engineering.
Microsoft and .NET.
Software Engineering/Programming and Operating Systems.