Programming Notes - How To Questions and Answers
Feedback and Your Questions
| June 8, 2003
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How To use Groove Web
Services in your application Building Collaborative Applications How To work with Groove Web Services |
| New - Using Groove Web
Services June 1, 2003 |
Info Explorer - A new application I have written to explore what you can
do in building collaborative applications using Groove Web Services.
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| Programming with VB.NET and related Q&A | Naming your variables,
methods and properties is an important are of making your programs
understandable by others. Or, even yourself coming back to a program later.
The team at Microsoft has published some naming guidelines when working with
.NET applications. Click here for the
Guidelines
Data Tables with unique values How can I use XP Themes with Windows Forms? Events in your application code Regular Expressions and Check Email Addresses Good Article on using .NET Framework 1.0 and 1.1 with your applications (Written by the folks at 3 Leaf Solutions) |
| Groove Programming Q&A | How are Groove Account Folder Names created? Groove Seek for Auto Updating Your Application Groove Record Fields - There are a number of standard fields that every Groove record has automatically. |
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Working with Groove Web Services |
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| GWS Account and Space Information | Here is a starter example
for using Groove Web Services (local to the PC) to find out what accounts
are on a device. Then you can get the spaces and contacts associated with an
account. Next for a space, you can find out what Files and Discussion Tools
are in the space. You can also find out who are the members of the space. In the zip file you will see a word document with some brief information about working with this example. Also note this is a starting example. There is a lot more you can do using Groove Web Services. Please give me your ideas and feedback on this current example. |
Thoughts and Notes
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