An I/O Queue can be synchronized with a SharePoint list. In this way, an entry in the list (with the columns properly configured in the I/O Queue) will be created every time an entry in the I/O Queue is created (and similarly will be deleted when the I/O Queue entry is deleted).
To configure this option, on the SharePoint tab of the I/O Queue Properties form, specify the SharePoint site URL and list name (the list will be created if it doesn’t already exist), plus the name of a server that will run the synchronization process. (See Adding an IO Queue for more information.)
BlueIntegrator provides a component to render the form associated with the I/O Queue in SharePoint. SharePoint requires the registration of a BlueIntegrator control called BlueIntegratorSharePointDeploy.WSP (included with BlueIntegrator in the SharePointDeploy folder). The BlueIntegratorSharePointDeploy.WSP file will create a control called WhizForms.BlueIntegratorWebControl.
You can use WhizForms.BlueIntegratorWebControl on your site on any page that contains a SharePoint list control relating to the synchronized list. This SharePoint list control (as a provider) should be connected to the SmartsIntegator rendering component (WhizForms.BlueIntegratorWebControl) as a consumer via the Connections design-time menu item.
You also need to set the ConnectionString property to refer to the SmartsIntegator configuration store.
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NOTE You can view your current BlueIntegrator connection string as used by BlueIntegrator Explorer by looking at registry location HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/BlueIntegrator/GUIConnectionString . |
Your form control will then be populated every time an item is selected in the list control.