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Getting Started with Forms

Let's get coding.

I want to build a system which has Groove workspaces connected to a central system.  This'll be a framework to show the various moving parts, and code to knit them together, and hopefully building something which has at least a nominal type of realistic use.

The scenario I'm working with is this:  a Groove workspace with a contact list (and probably some other tools later - discussion, document libraries -- not sure what'll be needed yet).  But the contact list helps focus on something simple and easily achievable.  It's a nice place to start because there are two types of integration I'll try to demonstrate:  one "local", connecting the contacts list with Outlook;  one "central", connecting the contact list with either a SQLServer table or maybe a SharePoint site.  (Yet to decide that one.  I suspect probably SharePoint will be easy enough).

To begin, then:  open Groove, create a new workspace.   Give it a name; select "template" - "custom".

 

Then you're presented with a "More Tools" list;  check "Forms" and press OK.  The new workspace opens, with a nice splash screen saying "Start Here".  This is the Groove Forms tool.

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Now, before we start creating the forms, let's take a moment to walk through how Groove Forms is structured.

 

Published Thursday, July 21, 2005 3:41 PM by hpyle
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# Furthur!

Friday, September 09, 2005 3:39 PM by hughpyle
Here's a recap and subject-index of the story so far.

Getting started with Groove Forms; the component...

# Furthur!

Friday, September 09, 2005 3:40 PM by hughpyle
Here's a recap and subject-index of the story so far.

Getting started with Groove Forms; the component...
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