Programming Microsoft Infopath. A Developers Guide 

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• 1. Table of Contents

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Programming Microsoft InfoPath - A Developer s Guide

• 4. Preface

  How to Use This Book

• 5. What You Need to Use This Book

  What You Need to Use This Book

• 6. Assumed Knowledge

  Assumed Knowledge

• 7. Chapter 1: Anatomy of the Microsoft Office System 2003

  Introduction

• 8. What Is .NET?

  What Is .NET? .NET Framework

• 9. Defining the Solutions Architecture

  Defining the Solutions Architecture The Benefits of a Service Oriented Architecture What Services Are Web Services

• 10. Microsoft Office System 2003

  Microsoft Office System 2003 What You Need to Know about InfoPath

• 11. Office 2003 and What s New for Developers

  Office 2003 and Whats New for Developers Smart Documents Smart Tags Version 2 Windows Sharepoint Services and Sharepoint Portal Server Visual Studio Tools for Office

• 12. Summary

  Summary

• 13. Chapter 2: Understanding the InfoPath IDE

  Introduction

• 14. The InfoPath Interface

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• 15. The Basics of Form Design

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• 16. Form Template Architecture

  Form Template Architecture The Template Definition File (manifest.xsf) Template Customization

• 17. Summary

  Summary

• 18. Chapter 3: Generating XML Forms

  Introduction

• 19. What Is an XML Schema?

  What Is an XML Schema? Creating a Data Source XSD Schema Definitions Extending Schemas with Validation The Employee Timesheet Application Form Design

• 20. Extending Forms with Formatting and Validation

  Extending Forms with Formatting and Validation Conditional Formatting Data Validation Rules

• 21. Extending Forms with Script

  Extending Forms with Script Declarative vs. Programmatic Development The InfoPath Object Model Extending the Timesheet Calculate Total Time Entered

• 22. Summary

  Summary

• 23. Chapter 4: Generating Web Service Forms

  Introduction

• 24. The HTTP Pipeline Model

  The HTTP Pipeline Model The WebMethods Framework

• 25. The Interview Feedback Application

  The Interview Feedback Application The Middle Tier Database Access Compile and Run

• 26. Where Is UDDI?

  Where Is UDDI? Publishing a Service Provider Publishing the Service Publishing the Instance Information

• 27. Where Is WSDL?

  Where Is WSDL? InfoPath and WSDL Wheres the SOAP?

• 28. InfoPath and the Web Service Data Source

  InfoPath and the Web Service Data Source Forms that Submit Data

• 29. InfoPath Controls

  InfoPath Controls Control Inheritance

• 30. Forms That Query for Data

  Forms That Query for Data Returning the Data Document The Managers Views

• 31. Enabling Custom Submission

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• 32. Summary

  Summary

• 33. Chapter 5: Generating Database Forms

  Introduction

• 34. Database Architecture

  Database Architecture Which Is the Right Database?

• 35. Microsoft SQL Server 2000

  Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database Design Considerations InfoPath and Database Connectivity Executing Stored Procedures

• 36. Microsoft Access 2003

  Microsoft Access 2003 Database Architecture Access Components The Shape Provider

• 37. Summary

  Summary

• 38. Chapter 6: Building Workflow-Enabled Applications

  Introduction

• 39. Defining a Workflow Automation Solution

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• 40. Creating AD Hoc Workflow

  Creating AD Hoc Workflow

• 41. Sales Call Report Example

  Sales Call Report Example Task Panes

• 42. Designing Administrative Workflow

  Designing Administrative Workflow The Web Service Advantage Designing the InfoPath Form Designing the Status Screen

• 43. Summary

  Summary

• 44. Chapter 7: Integrating with BizTalk Server 2004

  Introduction

• 45. What Is BizTalk Server 2004?

  What Is BizTalk Server 2004? The Architecture Overview Integration with the .NET Framework Defining Messages Orchestration Design Deploying the Solution

• 46. Summary

  Summary

• 47. Chapter 8: Building Smart Client Applications

  Introduction

• 48. The Smart Client Application

  The Smart Client Application What Is a Smart Client?

• 49. A Tablet PC As a Smart Client

  A Tablet PC As a Smart Client The Ink Control

• 50. Summary

  Summary

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