Preventing Compliance Errors before they happen for the Web Content Scenario in Microsoft office SharePoint Server (MOSS)
Compliance is an important aspect of both Intranet and Internet content management. Ensuring that your Web content conforms to regulatory and standards based compliance requirements is an important factor in creating a stable and trustworthy Web based experience for your site users. For those that use the Web Content Management Scenarios in MOSS this document will provide you with complete examples on how to implement content compliance for the following areas:
· Markup Validation
· Brand Management
· Bad words List
The example is written is C# with Visual Studio 2008. The programs do require access to files other than that in the project, but the locations are not hardcoded and the example was written to allow for distribution as a solution when you complete your policy files. The Source code and reference files will be provided with this post and can be distributed freely.
Introduction
There are several tasks that you may want to perform on your content that are potentially not available out of the box, may require some programming, or simply may be out of the scope of your normal business. For these reasons you can take advantage of the SharePoint Object Model to provide extended content compliance services to your WCM Solutions.
Download Source: http://www.yonaitis.com/34aPolicy.zip
Download Documentation: http://www.yonaitis.com/validmarkup_moss.pdf
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
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In Response to a comment yes this is nothing new and just an extension of the MOSS API, predated by the SDK of course other posts:
RT @ryonaitis: Oldie but Good Description of how to embed Compliance into WCM http://tinyurl.com/lrywgg #SharePoint #waldek
and a much older and great post from 2007
Great Blog Post on Adding Functionality to #SharePoint PublishingPageLayoutEX http://tinyurl.com/nv7ug6, MSDN Examples are great
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