I had a good question on a blog post that asked what references a developer uses when coming up with code like the: http://yonaitis.blogspot.com/2009/06/new-post-preventing-compliance-errors.html. As this is a good question I posted a couple of comments and references on the post:
- "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 2007Great Blog Post on Adding Functionality to #SharePoint PublishingPageLayoutEX http://tinyurl.com/nv7ug6 , MSDN Examples are great"
What is perhaps more important is why look there!
Items to think of:
- What API's are available on MSDN as generic MS Examples:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.publishing.aspx
This SDK Doc alone give you all the code to do what is needed - What blog posts are available
- Are there any online examples or pointers Use google or bing!
So Search Google or Bing and see what other people are doing, maybe a PowerPoint or slide will show you which API to use! The blog posts that I mentioned add a specific amount of help here as it gives you a starting place to start your SDK Example Code Search. In all cases use both MSDN, CodePlex, and other Blogs to create any compliance solution you want for SharePoint!
Cheers,
rob

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