About building block and "building blocks.dotx"

J

jeon

Hi. everyone.

I was just wondering if i could implement some requirements using building
blocks and content controls in word 2007.

* Here are requirements.

1. Using word 2007, "Template writer" write a business document template
which consists of doucment parts and submit it to a server for approval.
Document part has some properties, for instance categories, revision number,
approval status, confidential level, contents and so forth.

2. If document part is approved, it is saved on the serverside repository as
serverside doucment part.

3. "Document writer" composes a business document using a custom tasks pane
for docucment composing and serverside document parts. A doucment using
serverside document part have to maintain a relationship between its document
parts and serverside document parts which it referred to for auditing.

3.1. "Document writer" searchs a server repository to finding serverside
document parts which he or she wants to use when creates a doucment using a
user interface on custom tasks pane.

3.2. The query resultset (the content of a building block) will be included
as a building block into "building blocks.dotx". and serverside document
part properties will be displayed on custom tasks pane's datagridview.

3.3 "Document writer" choose the serverside document part from custom tasks
pane's datagridview and then the content of the serverside document part will
be inserted into the word doucment surface when user click a insert button.

* Here are my questions.

1. How can i add a building block into "building blocks.dotx"
programmatically at stage 3.2 ?

2. Is there any information about "building blocks.dotx" and building block
from the point of programmer's view ?

Thanks in advance.
 

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