The question that I get most often when I talk to developers about SharePoint Document Workflow is on Sending and Tracking tasks for the people participating in a document workflow. So, in this 4th part of the series that I am doing on "Building Document Workflow" in SharePoint/MOSS 2007, I am demonstrating how to send a basic SharePoint Task with Visual Studio and at the end you will see how to connect an Outlook Client to the Portals Task List, so that a user can see the tasks within their Outlook desktop Client.
For the Source Code: Click here
For a High Resolution version: Click here (to go to my blog)
You can download the Freely Downloadable "Building Custom Document Workflow with MOSS with Visual Studio 2008" workshops (Developer Content) on my blog (www.sheltonblog.com) under the SharePoint Tag, or directly by clicking here.
My other SharePoint videos:
- Enabling (incoming/outgoing) email for SharePoint/MOSS 2007 servers (Click here to see it)
- Extracting document details from within a workflow (Click here to see it)
- Extracting email addresses and sending emails (Click here to see it)
- Programmatically Creating a User Task within a workflow (Click here to see it)
- Programmatically Escalating an Overdue Task with Visual Studio (Click here to see it)
- Building an Approval Workflow with SharePoint/MOSS 2007 and VS 2008 (Click here to see it)
- Building a Multilevel Approval Workflow with SharePoint/MOSS 2007 and VS2008 (Click here to see it)
- Using Active Directory Search/Lookups within SharePoint Workflow's to find users (Click here to see it)
Note: If you have questions/comments, please leave them on my blog at this link, as I do not monitor this feedback URL.
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