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How to: Customize Meeting Workspaces Using the Windows SharePoint Services Object Model

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The following code examples show how to use the Windows SharePoint Services object model to work with Meeting Workspace sites.

To identify existing Meeting Workspace sites

  • The following code example prints the names of the Meeting Workspace sites that exist on the top-level site on the server.

    SPSite targetSite = new SPSite("http://server_name");
SPWeb rootWeb = targetSite.OpenWeb("/");
SPWebCollection spRootWebChildren = rootWeb.Webs;
for (int i =0; i<spRootWebChildren.Count; i++)
{
    if(spRootWebChildren[i].WebTemplateId == (int)SPWebTemplate.WebTemplate.Meetings)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(spRootWebChildren[i].Name.ToString());
    }
 }

To delete existing Meeting Workspace sites

  • The following code example deletes the Meeting Workspace site with the name "testmws" from the top-level site on the server.

    SPSite targetSite = new SPSite("http://server_name");
SPWeb rootWeb = targetSite.OpenWeb("/");
SPWebCollection spRootWebChildren = rootWeb.Webs;
for (int i =0; i<spRootWebChildren.Count;i++)
{
    if(spRootWebChildren[i].WebTemplateId == (int) SPWebTemplate.WebTemplate.Meetings)
    {
        if(spRootWebChildren[i].Name=="testmws")
            spRootWebChildren.Delete("testmws");
    }
}

See Also

Reference

Microsoft.SharePoint.Meetings

Concepts

Namespaces in the Windows SharePoint Services Object Model