The Philly.Net Code Camp is coming up on Saturday, January 12th at DeVry University in Fort Washington, PA and I'm happy to say that I will be giving a presentation at the event. The presentation is titled "InfoPath 2007 with Visual Studio 2008". The session walks through building a new InfoPath 2007 form, Web Service, .NET Class, Workflow and LDAP query with Visual Studio 2008. The form will call the web service on opening to retrieve the current user Active Directory information and State list from SQL 2005 database to populate an InfoPath form drop down list. A simple workflow will be created and deployed with Visual Studio 2008 for sending an email. This presentation will cover more details than what I usually do and it will all be using Visual Studio 2008 and not 2005. Information on attending and a list of all the tracks for the code camp can be found at http://www.philly.net.
In my opinion the Office track is jammed pack with great sessions and we have Bob Fox doing a session on SharePoint Disaster Recovery and Backup (Wow can't what to see what type of code Bob has). A full list of all the Office sessions is listed below.
David Mann - Delivering Modular SharePoint Workflow Functionality via Components
Bob Fox - SharePoint Disaster Recovery, Backup and more...
Tony Testa - AJAX in SharePoint
Michael Lotter - InfoPath 2007 with Visual Studio 2008
Russ Basuira - Programming Composite Applications that use the SharePoint Business Data Catalog
Gary Blatt - Using OpenXML to Access Excel and other Office 2007 Files
I'm really excited about this opportunity because it gives me another opportunity to meet new people and to work on my speaking and presentation skills. The last 2 code camps were a blast and I'm sure this one will be to, please come out and join us for a great time talking about writing code (things we love to do) and meeting new people.
Cheers
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