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SmartPart for SharePoint
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SmartPart for SharePoint 2003
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Building web parts is one of the main extensibility points when you work within
a Windows SharePoint Services environment. The development steps for
building SharePoint web parts are well-documented in books, in the Windows
SharePoint Services SDK and in a whole set of articles, tutorials and
walkthroughs available from the SharePoint community or from Microsoft directly
itself. One of the major disadvantages of following the traditional web part
development steps is that building web parts this way requires extensive coding
with respect to the UI you want to provide within the web part. There is no
designer available for developers to create the body of a web part in a very
WYSIWYG manner.
But there is another approach to building SharePoint web parts. The
approach consists of making use of ASP.NET user controls to make up the body of
the SharePoint web part. The technique leads to a dramatic increase in the
productivity of anybody creating web parts. The idea of using ASP.NET user
controls in web part development received a lot of adoption in the SharePoint
community and has evolved in a generic framework called the SmartPart.
Read the U2U article
Building Web Parts the Smart Way: Starting with the SharePoint SmartPart
on MSDN.
Download the SmartPart for SharePoint from the
SmartPart for SharePoint: Workspace Home.
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Son of SmartPart for SharePoint 2003
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This version of the SmartPart will allow you to run ASP.NET 2.0 UserControls and WebParts in SharePoint 2003.
Read more about it here.
You can also download this version from
SmartPart for SharePoint: Workspace Home.
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