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Creating Solutions for SharePoint 2007
Introduction: Defining the Snag in SharePoint 2003
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FriendFeedMicrosoft SharePoint 2003 (WSS and SPS) was the first version of SharePoint with a consistent and powerful realization of an Application Programming Interface (API) based in the Microsoft DotNet Framework. Creating the possibility of developing customizations for SharePoint has always been a hot item in the programming world. However, deploying the customizations made for the 2003 version has proven to be a frustrating issue in the reception of the system by the technical community. Truth be said, there is no official method of deploying custom software for SharePoint 2003. The developer has two time-consuming options: an awkward manual "copy and paste" of all the customized files and assemblies, or alternately, fabricating a custom-built installer.
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