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SharePoint Content Type, Document Template and Default Metadata Choice in Custom DIP
Something new that I did today… Scenario A Document library with metadata column for DocumentType. There are about 20 document types in the lookup and a site collection field that references this list.
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SharePoint Content Type, Document Template and Default Metadata Choice in Custom DIP
6. VSTO Bug Tracker: Word Report Generation
Another thing I want my bug tracking system to do is help me generate a weekly report with a summary table of key stats for all my teams. I want to do this in Word so I can add my own comments and a status summary of what went on during the week. We already prepared to build this Word report by writing the Web Service method “GetDailyValues”. Create a new Word document project in C# and call it BugDocument.
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6. VSTO Bug Tracker: Word Report Generation
5. VSTO Bug Tracker : Using Cached Data
We are now going to convert our previous sample to use cached data. In our current solution we have code that when the document loads, it calls a web service to get the bug data. We are going to use the cached data feature to allow us to call the web service at a different time to fill in the dataset in the document without having to start Excel. Why would we want to do this? Well, several reasons. First, we can improve the load time of our document by updating the data in the document in advance. This also is handy to update the data in the document if the document is going to be opened outside the firewall where the web service can’t be accessed. So a process running on a machine within the firewall can update the data in the document and then give the document to a machine running outside the firewall. As mentioned in the last article, it can also allow me to update the bug data in my workbooks in the middle of the night via a scheduled process so I can hit the web service when traffic is low.
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5. VSTO Bug Tracker : Using Cached Data