Yes you can write a web service if you want too. Dont really need it just to acess lists? (it's already built in)
You can use SPList class to access lists without having to use a webservice...
just google an example of SPList and that is pretty basic to get you started....
also go to...
Sounds like you just need a document library?
Just setup a document library ( and turn versioning history on)
set the document template up as whatever ms publisher document they use correct?
The person who publishes the newsletter would just have too open a newletter file from the doc...
nevermind i figured it out....
use the code above and get the SPpermission perm from the List and
If (perm.Member.ID == user.ID)
{
display User.Name etc...
}
Hi I'm trying to list in a table the userinfo / permissions of users allowed access to a specific document library.
Now I already know how to get the site info of all users.
kind of like this:
SPSite mySite = new SPSite
SPWeb myWeb = mySite.OpenWeb
SPUserCollection users = myWeb.AllUsers...
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