Synopses & Reviews
Build custom SharePoint 2010 solutions with deep architectural insights from the experts. Get a detailed look inside SharePoint 2010—and master the intricacies of developing intranets, extranets, and Web-based applications. Guided by an author team with in-depth knowledge of SharePoint architecture, you'll gain task-oriented guidance and extensive code samples to help you build robust business solutions.
Discover how to:
- Master fundamental development techniques for SharePoint Foundation
- Deploy your SharePoint application as a sandboxed solution for more stable and security-enhanced code
- Create page templates, master pages, Web Parts, custom controls, and event handlers
- Develop custom field types, site columns, content types, and list definitions
- Query SharePoint lists with the LINQ-to-SharePoint provider
- Use the Client Object Model in JavaScript and Microsoft Silverlight applications
- Customize the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) capabilities in SharePoint 2010
- Configure and extend Business Connectivity Services (BCS) and Enterprise Search
Synopsis
Take a detailed look at SharePoint 2010, and master the intricacies of developing intranets, extranets, and Web-based applications. Experts in collaboration technologies take you deep inside SharePoint architecture, delivering task-oriented guidance and extensive code samples to help you build robust enterprise content management solutions.
Discover how to:
- Use Visual Studio® 2010 SharePoint Tools
- Create Sandboxed Solutions
- Handle Pages and Navigation
- Develop Web Parts
- Create Fields, Site Columns and Content Types
- Create Lists and Event Handlers
- Access Data in Lists
- Perform Client-side Programming
- Develop Workflows
- Implement SharePoint Security
- Work with Service Applications
- Perform Business Intelligence (BI)
PLUS:Get Microsoft Visual C#® code samples on the Web!
Synopsis
Learn proven techniques and methods for successfully creating a SharePoint system specification. The purpose of a SharePoint system specification for an organization is to expand on the user requirements in order to produce a clear, complete and unambiguous set of documentation. Discover how to describe the intended system in terms of its function, performance, interfaces, and design constraints.
- Describes the processes necessary to implement SharePoint, covering the project planning, team, configuration management, and governance
- Steps you through the process of building a strong SharePoint presence in your organization
- Guides you through creating forms and procedures that will help you meet and exceed customer expectations and requirements
- Aids in ensuring all areas of the SharePoint implementation are captured
Synopsis
Delve deep into the architecture of SharePoint 2010 -- and determine the best way to get this technology up and running smoothly. With this practical guide, youll gain project management best practices for implementing SharePoint in your organization, and learn expert techniques for tuning your system to match the communication and collaboration needs of your users.
Discover how to:
- Master SharePoint project governance
- Plan your SharePoint implementation and build your team
- Produce a system specification based on user requirements
- Determine the function, performance, interfaces, and design of your SharePoint system
- Optimize your hardware, software, and information architecture
- Take control of the documentation process during your SharePoint project
- Manage the implementation to respond to the evolving needs of your organization
Your companion content includes:
- Fully searchable online edition of the book -- with unlimited access on the Web
About the Author
Ted Pattison is an author, instructor and co-founder of Critical Path Training (www.CriticalPathTraining.com), a company dedicated to education on SharePoint technologies. For the last five years, Ted has worked with Microsoft's Developer Platform Evangelism group researching and authoring SharePoint training materials for early adopters. Ted started working with SharePoint 2010 in August of 2008, and since that time, has led a series of training classes in which he has already taught hundreds of professional developers how to get started building custom business solutions using the SharePoint 2010 platform.
David Mann is a SharePoint Server MVP and an independent Developer, Software Architect, Author and Trainer, focusing on Microsoft's Information Worker and Collaboration stack. He is based outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has been working with portal, collaboration, and content management technologies for over 13 years; designing and delivering solutions for Fortune 500 companies, small family-run businesses, and everything in between - with a focus on making end user's lives easier and improving the organization's bottom line. Dave is the author of the book "Workflow in the 2007 Microsoft Office System" and founder of the Philadelphia Office Geeks User Group, focused on developer and administrator topics covering SharePoint and the entire Office System.
Table of Contents
Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Who This Book Is For; System Requirements; Code Samples; Support for This Book; Questions and Comments; Chapter 1: SharePoint 2010 Developer Roadmap; 1.1 SharePoint Foundation; 1.2 Windows PowerShell Boot Camp for SharePoint Professionals; 1.3 Conclusion; Chapter 2: Sharepoint Foundation Development; 2.1 The Server-Side Object Model; 2.2 Developing SharePoint Solutions; 2.3 Conclusion; Chapter 3: SharePoint Developer Tools in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010; 3.1 Life Before SharePoint Developer Tools; 3.2 Getting Started with the SharePoint Developer Tools; 3.3 Adding a SharePoint Project Item; 3.4 Deployment and Testing; 3.5 Working with Mapped Folders; 3.6 Conclusion; Chapter 4: Sandboxed Solutions; 4.1 Understanding the Sandbox; 4.2 Understanding Solution Restrictions; 4.3 Understanding Full-Trust Proxies; 4.4 Administrating Sandboxed Solutions; 4.5 Conclusion; Chapter 5: Pages and Navigation; 5.1 SharePoint Foundation Integration with ASP.NET; 5.2 ASP.NET Fundamentals; 5.3 SharePoint Web Applications; 5.4 Web Application Configuration Files; 5.5 The Virtual File System of a Site; 5.6 Page Templates and Ghosting; 5.7 Application Pages; 5.8 Master Pages; 5.9 Creating Site Page Templates; 5.10 Creating Pages in Sandboxed Solutions; 5.11 The Module SharePoint Project Item Type; 5.12 The SandboxedSolutionPages Sample Project; 5.13 Creating Web Part Pages; 5.14 Creating Output References to Integrate Silverlight Applications; 5.15 Creating Pages in Farm Solutions; 5.16 Navigation Support for Application Pages; 5.17 Custom Breadcrumb Navigation Using a Site Map; 5.18 Creating a Reusable Branding Solution; 5.19 Deploying a Custom Master Page; 5.20 Deploying CSS Files and Images to the Style Library; 5.21 Conclusion; Chapter 6: Controls and Web Parts; 6.1 Developing with Controls; 6.2 Developing Web Parts; Chapter 7: Lists and Events; 7.1 Creating Lists; 7.2 Working with Document Libraries; 7.3 Creating and Registering Event Handlers; 7.4 Conclusion; Chapter 8: Templates and Type Definitions; 8.1 Field Type Definitions; 8.2 List Definitions; 8.3 Site Definitions; 8.4 Conclusion; Chapter 9: Accessing Data in Lists; 9.1 Using the Basic List Object Model; 9.2 Querying Lists with CAML; 9.3 Introducing LINQ; 9.4 Working with LINQ to SharePoint; 9.5 Working with Document Libraries; 9.6 Conclusion; Chapter 10: Client-Side Programming; 10.1 Understanding Client Object Model Fundamentals; 10.2 Working with the Managed Client Object Model; 10.3 Working with the Silverlight Client Object Model; 10.4 Working with the JavaScript Client Object Model; 10.5 Working with WCF Data Services; 10.6 Conclusion; Chapter 11: Creating and Developing Workflows; 11.1 What Is Workflow?; 11.2 Creating Custom Workflows; 11.3 Developing Custom Workflow Components; 11.4 Conclusion; Chapter 12: SharePoint Security; 12.1 Authentication, Authorization, and Identities; 12.2 User Impersonation with the User Token; 12.3 Claims-Based Security; 12.4 Conclusion; Chapter 13: Business Connectivity Services; 13.1 Introducing Business Connectivity Services; 13.2 Creating Simple BCS Solutions; 13.3 Understanding External List Limitations; 13.4 Understanding BCS Architecture; 13.5 Understanding Authentication Scenarios; 13.6 Managing Client Authentication; 13.7 Creating External Content Types; 13.8 Using ECTs in SharePoint 2010; 13.9 Using ECTs in Office 2010; 13.10 Creating Custom BCS Solutions; 13.11 Creating .NET Assembly Connectors; 13.12 Conclusion; Chapter 14: Enterprise Content Management; 14.1 ECM in SharePoint Server 2010; 14.2 Document Management; 14.3 Records Management; 14.4 Web Content Management; 14.5 Managed Metadata; 14.6 Conclusion; Chapter 15: SharePoint Search; 15.1 Introducing Search-Based Applications; 15.2 Understanding Search Architecture; 15.3 Creating Ranking Models; 15.4 Customizing Search Centers; 15.5 Working with Keyword Query Syntax; 15.6 Working with SQL Full-Text Search; 15.7 Creating .NET Assembly Connectors for Search; 15.8 Conclusion;