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Table 33-4 Classes of the Microsoft.SharePoint.Meetings Namespace
Name Description
CustomToolPaneManager Represents a custom ToolPane Manager Web Part. This Web
Part-enables you to implement tool panes using the extensible
tool-pane framework.
PageTabsWebPart Represents the PageTabs Web Part and is responsible for
rendering the page tabs on the Meeting Workspace site.
PropertyBag Represents a property bag and is responsible for rendering the
Modify This Workspace link on the Meeting Workspace site. It
also returns some global variables on the site that are needed
for scripting.
SPMeeting Provides methods and properties to work with Meeting Workspace
sites.
The SPMeeting Class
Methods and properties for working with Meeting Workspace sites can be found in
the SPMeeting class. The IsMeetingWorkspaceWeb method of the SPMeeting class
determines whether the specified SharePoint site was created by using a Meeting
Workspace site template. The signature of this method looks like this:
public static bool IsMeetingWorkspaceWeb(
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPWeb web
);
The web parameter contains the SharePoint site for which you want to determine
whether a Meeting Workspace site template was used. The method will return
a boolean that will give the value False if no Meeting Workspace site template was
used. In this code example, we will make use of the IsMeetingWorkspaceWeb
method and check which SharePoint sites are Meeting Workspace sites.
SPSite siteCollection = new SPSite("http://server_name");
SPWeb site = siteCollection.RootWeb;
SPWebCollection subSites = site.Webs;
foreach (SPWeb subSite in subSites)
{
Boolean blnTest = SPMeeting.IsMeetingWorkspaceWeb(subSite);
output.Write(blnTest + "--" + subSite.Url + "" );
}
Microsoft.SharePoint.Security Namespace
The Microsoft.SharePoint.Security namespace provides a set of code access permission
and attribute classes designed to protect a specific set of resources and operations,
such as access to the Windows SharePoint Services object model, the ability to