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Programmatically creating tasks

Post by Semproni » Wed, 22 Dec 2004 22:33:23


Hi all,
I'm developing a workflow webpart/add-in for SharePoint, and need to
programmatically create/assign tasks with a specific title/description to
specific users/groups. I didn't find any info to do it from code (.NET,
either C# or VB.NET is ok). Do you have any info? The only place where I
found the data of the sample tasks I created (from the browser) for a user
is the UserData table in the SP's SQL Server database...but I don't like the
idea to write directly to the DB, as I don't know the structure of that
table, and what I'm supposed to write, exactly. Isn't there any object model
that allows to create/assign tasks more easily, and in a safer way?
Thank you for your help,
- sempronio
 
 
 
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