Recently SPS2003 need to do related development tasks, is not information, but unfortunately had slightly collecting online.
First, development tools :
You may be utilized MS VS.NET2003 or VS.NET2005 to develop SPS WebPart or custom
l VS.NET 2003
No VS.NET2005 convenient , 2005 provides for a number of SPS development tools , such as SPS Web Part Templates
l VS.NET 2005
Because SPS2003 supports only .NET Framework 1.1, and VS.NET 2005 is the .NET Framework 2.0, so if we use VS.NET 2005 development 2003 SPS time , you need to install .NET Framework 1.1 and .NET Framework 2.0, and in order to ensure that the two compatible among those , we also need to install MS Bee, Ms Bee can solve .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 compatibility issues between , so that we can in VS.NET 2005 in the development of SPS 2003 project .
VS.NET 2005 also offers a specially developed SPS 2003 templates --- SharePoint_2003_VS2005_WebPart_Template, this on Microsoft's Web site can be downloaded to , after the installation is complete , when new construction will be more of a Sharepoint option , it will be automatically added after the establishment of the to be a reference object model and WebPart of dwp file
二、SharePoint Object Model
SPS data and files are stored in a database , if you need the data maintenance operations in their own development program in , Microsoft does not advocate direct operation of the database , they offer a feature called --- SharePoint Object Model --- things allow developers to use , we can use these objects to be very convenient and safe operation of SPS data , which requires us in the development of the VS.NET add project --- Windows SharePoint Service --- this reference , If you are already installed SPS do development on the machine , it can be found directly in the Add references inside ; such as the development machine is not installed SPS, you can from the installed SPS on the machine Copy a come and add a reference , this dll file in the installed SPS machine path is : C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\60\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.dll
Reproduced in: https: //www.cnblogs.com/netwenchao/archive/2009/09/18/1569070.html