Part 3. Custom-coded SharePoint workflows
Part 3 of this book breaks the no-code mold and digs deep into custom-coded workflows. This starts in chapter 8 with a tour of SharePoint workflows created in Visual Studio. Using Visual Studio as your authoring tool, you can build the most complex workflows possible.
Chapter 9 extends chapter 8 by introducing custom forms that run within Visual Studio SharePoint workflows. These forms include custom association, initiation, and modification forms. Custom task edit forms are covered in chapter 10.
Chapter 10 focuses on task processing with Visual Studio SharePoint workflows. Both forms and tasks are a great way to introduce human interaction into your workflows. As far as form tools are concerned, ...
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