public SPDocTemplateCollectionInstance(ObjectInstance prototype, SPDocTemplateCollection docTemplateCollection)
: this(prototype)
{
if (docTemplateCollection == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("docTemplateCollection");
m_docTemplateCollection = docTemplateCollection;
}
public static void CreateList(SPWeb web)
{
//SPSite site = SPContext.Current.Site;
//site.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
//SPWeb web = site.RootWeb;
web.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
SPListCollection coll = web.Lists;
SPListTemplateCollection temlcoll = web.ListTemplates;
SPDocTemplateCollection docTemp = web.DocTemplates;
SPFieldCollection fieldcoll = web.Fields;
SPListTemplate temp = temlcoll[0];
//SPListTemplateType.CustomGrid is a list template that works like table in ASP.NET or Excel sheet.
Guid gd = coll.Add(Constants.listName, "A custom list to store Record data", SPListTemplateType.CustomGrid);
coll[gd].Fields.Add(Constants.fieldUrl, SPFieldType.Note, true);
coll[gd].Fields.Add(Constants.fieldDate, SPFieldType.Text, true);
coll[gd].Fields.Add(Constants.fieldUser, SPFieldType.Text, true);
//update the custom list with all those newly created fields
coll[gd].Update();
//create the view for display in the site - both sides must match
string defaultquery = coll[gd].Views[0].Query;
SPViewCollection viewcoll = coll[gd].Views;
Guid anothergd = coll[gd].Views[0].ID;
viewcoll.Delete(anothergd);
System.Collections.Specialized.StringCollection viewfields = new System.Collections.Specialized.StringCollection();
//Title field is always needed by SharePoint sites and it is always automatically created by WSS/MOSS even though you didn't tell it to
viewfields.Add(Constants.fieldUrl);
viewfields.Add(Constants.fieldDate);
viewfields.Add(Constants.fieldUser);
coll[gd].Views.Add("View name", viewfields, defaultquery, 100, true, true);
coll[gd].Update();
}
