InfoPath & SharePoint screencast demo

As  follow-up to the "hook InfoPath to a database" demo, here I'm taking a step back to a simpler form - building an InfoPath form to be used on its own in conjunction with SharePoint.

 https://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=344635

In the next few videos I'm going to cover:

• InfoPath, xml schemas, and xml
• An advanced InfoPath form connected to a database
• Connecting an InfoPath form to a .Net web service
• Connecting an InfoPath form to a SQL Server web service
• eForms & workflow in SharePoint

(Just a reminder - this and other fun InfoPath 2007 stuff all covered in my book...)

 I'll also be covering more business intelligence content (SQL Server Analysis Services, ProClarity, PerformancePoint - stay tuned!)

Comments

• Anonymous
  September 27, 2007
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• Anonymous
  October 07, 2007
  Después de una semana un tanto ajetreada en el CII, noi podíamos faltar al tradicional recopilatorio

• Anonymous
  October 12, 2007
  This was very well done. The assumption here is that you are going to cover solutions that only require Web browsers in a future screencast. This tacit assumption that everyone on the Enterprise will have an InfoPath client to read SharePoint data is very Zune-like. Yes, Office makes several billion dollars a week but, really, where's the grace among the cash rich?