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As an example, creating a new site using the Team Site definition creates a new Visual Studio Project, which has all of the files necessary for a Site Definition most notably the ONETXML file that SharePoint uses:

More than one form can be open at a time, but only one form can be the active form When you switch between two open forms, the Open, Load, and Resize events occur for the second form while the first is still active Then the Deactivate event occurs for the form, that you re leaving and the Activate event occurs for the form to which you re switching and it becomes current Deactivate also occurs for the form when you switch to another open window unless the window is one of the following: A dialog box A form whose Popup property is set to Yes A window in another application When you move to a form that s already open, the Open event doesn t recur for the form

The ONETXML file is an XML file that contains Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML), which defines the composition of the site SharePoint uses this whenever the Site Definition is used to create a new site and can use it to revert a site to the original definition used to create it As shown, the start of the ONETXML file defines what the navigation is, followed by list templates, libraries, and so on This also defines the views of what is shown on the home page Each Site Definition can have multiple configurations, which can be used to dictate which lists or libraries are created by default, the features the configuration will use, and more SharePoint itself uses this same method; the SharePoint Collaboration Site types are all defined using one ONETXML file, and they use different configurations for each type The Team Site, for example, is defined as Configuration 0; the Blank Site definition is Configuration 1, and so on In addition to the ONETXML file, the Site Definition also includes a Defaultaspx file, which allows you to either use the default settings or modify the page to change the layout, add zones, and so on The Defaultaspx page can be altered using straight aspx code or you can use the Designers WSIWYG design capabilities to modify it ONETXML uses a schema found in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\ web server extensions\12\TEMPLATE\XML\wssxsd As a language itself, it is quite beyond the scope of this book As a starting point, you can refer to the SharePoint Software Development Kit (SDK), and there are also several other resources under Microsoft s MSDN and TechNet sites

When you work with data in a form, the Form and Control events occur in a sequence as you move between records and edit the data in them The Form events occur first as you open the form and move to the first control, and then the Control events take over The following events occur when you first open the form:

As you saw previously, creating a Site Template is simple using the UI and SharePoint Designer When using Visual Studio, however, Site Definitions (and List Definitions) are deployed as Solutions These include a featurexml and an elementsmasterxml used to install the Solution in SharePoint The Site Definition (ONETXML), defaultaspx file (if included), and any other assets needed (such as images) are packaged into a folder structure and then deployed (copied) into the SharePoint file locations New in VS 2005 is that the actual deployment works like web parts; simply setting the URL as the debug starting location and selecting Tools | Deploy will cause the definition to be added See s 17 and 20 for more information

Open(form) Load(form) Resize(form) Activate(form) Current(form) Enter(control) GotFocus(control)

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When you finish entering data in the last control in the form and close the form, the following sequence of events occurs:

Figure 8-14