I have never programmed before but would like to learn. I was thinking a good project to start on would be getting and infopath 2007 form I developed for work to submit into an outlook (either shared on the network or individual calendars) calendar. I work at an IT department that supports about 1000 users and we have a very high turnover rate in our call center. Right now the system we have set up is when we get a new hire their supervisor submits an infopath form to us saying if they need a computer, phone etc. set up or if their going to use existing hardware. We have a hard time keeping up with that right now so I would like it to submit new hires to our IT calendar on the network or to our own individual calendars using sharepoint 2007. Any suggestions?
I have never programmed before but would like to learn. I was thinking a good project to start on would be getting and infopath 2007 form I developed for work to submit into an outlook (either shared on the network or individual calendars) calendar. I work at an IT department that supports about 1000 users and we have a very high turnover rate in our call center. Right now the system we have set up is when we get a new hire their supervisor submits an infopath form to us saying if they need a computer, phone etc. set up or if their going to use existing hardware. We have a hard time keeping up with that right now so I would like it to submit new hires to our IT calendar on the network or to our own individual calendars using sharepoint 2007. Any suggestions?
The forms submit to a sharepoint library we have set up
so you aren't having trouble submitting the forms, you just need to know how to create calendar appointments?
http://www.outlookcode.com/codedetail.aspx?id=775
do a google search for exchange with c#
The language to use is definitely C#. What API to use depends on which version of Exchange you're using.
def so, 2007 is much different than 2003
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