.Net helpers for the SharePoint Server 2007 Search Query Web Service.

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CallumShillan — Wed, 03 Oct 2007 08:03:38 GMT

Project Description
This project was created for an MSDN article.
The code and article demonstrate a number of helper classes that can be used to easily inject search queries to the MOSS search web service.

You can find the MSDN article here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb852171.aspx

**Please note the following before using the source code**

You will need to change the YOUR_MOSS_SERVER values to the address of your MOSS server in two places:

The QueryService web reference in the MossAccess project
The TextboxTarget on Form1 of the MossInvoke project

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CallumShillan — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 10:47:30 GMT

Project Description
This project was created for an MSDN article.
The code and article demonstrate a number of helper classes that can be used to easily inject search queries to the MOSS search web service.

As soon as the MSDN article is published, I'll include a link to it here.

**Please note the following before using the source code**

You will need to change the YOUR_MOSS_SERVER values to the address of your MOSS server in two places:

The QueryService web reference in the MossAccess project
The TextboxTarget on Form1 of the MossInvoke project

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CallumShillan — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 15:18:18 GMT

Project Description
This project was created for an MSDN article.

The code and article demonstrate a number of helper classes that can be used to easily inject search queries to the MOSS search web service.

**Please note the following before using the source code**

You will need to change the YOUR_MOSS_SERVER values to the address of your MOSS server in two places:

The QueryService web reference in the MossAccess project
The TextboxTarget on Form1 of the MossInvoke project

Source code checked in

CallumShillan — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 08:13:18 GMT

First release