Proxy Components

The ExecutionModels.Sandboxed.Proxy solution illustrates everything you need to know to create and deploy a full-trust proxy. At a high level, you must complete three key tasks to make a full-trust proxy available to sandboxed solutions:

• Create a proxy operation arguments class that represents the data that you want to pass to your full-trust proxy. This class should inherit from the SPProxyOperationArgs base class. The proxy operation arguments class is essentially a serializable collection of user-defined public properties.
• Create a proxy operations class that implements your full-trust logic. This class should inherit from the SPProxyOperations base class. The base class defines a single method named Execute that requires a single argument of type SPProxyOperationsArgs and returns a value of type Object.
• Register your full-trust proxy with the user code service. This is best accomplished through the use of a feature receiver class. The registration process makes your proxy operation arguments class available in the sandbox environment, and it enables you to invoke your proxy logic through the SPUtility.ExecuteRegisteredProxyOperation method.