We spend a few days on documenting all classes in most SPS forms and then started creating webparts using those classes. By viewing the source code (output, not aspx) of existing pages you get a very good impression which classes to use where. In some cases you can even copy pieces of code to...
Use this order:
1. Windows 2003 Server
2. SQL 2000 + SP3
3. Sharepoint (WSS included)
If you have no network connection (stand-alone server) you may have problems with the installation of SPS 2003. For me SPS was conplaining not being able to connection to the database while creating a portal...
Your coding is not very well. You should learn to use "Return" instead of the old VB code:
Public Function getContent(byval xmlndPart as String) as String)
Dim sContent as string = ""
sContent = "Here is the test results: "
sContent = sContent +...
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