intro to share point 2010 for developers

8/2/2019 Intro to Share Point 2010 for Developers

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Introduction to

SharePoint

Development

for .NET developers


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About me

Rob Wilson MCT, SharePoint MCTS/MCITP

SharePoint 200320072010

Email: [email protected] Twitter: @theRobManDotNet

Blog(s):

http://sharepointblog.kellerschroeder.com

http://www.therobman.net/blog
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Agenda

Introduction to SharePoint Platform

Overview of SharePoint Development Tools

.NET Development Environment for SharePoint

Visual Studio Solutions for SharePoint 2010

SharePoint 2010 Solution Architectures

Some New SharePoint 2010 Features


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The SharePoint Platform

SharePoint Foundation 2010 (f.k.a. WSS 3.0)

SharePoint Server 2010 (f.k.a. MOSS 2007)

Why should Idevelop on a

platform?

Whichedition is

right for me?


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Why Platforms?

Authentication

Menus

Authorization

Content Management

Error Handling

Business Apps

Custom Code

Authentication

Menus (Menu Control)

Authorization

Error Handling

Business Apps

MVC Framework

Uniformity

Separation of Roles

Standards-Based

SEO Friendly

RAD

Platform

Business AppsMuch Other Stuff

Search

Administration Area

Authentication

Menus

Authorization

Error Handling

Content Management

Uniformity

Separation of RolesStandards-Based

SEO Friendly

RAD

Administration Area

Search

10-15% of the effort.Lost projects because

of one-time costs.

Significant costreduction andstandardization.


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When the requirements

call for it Not a brochure site

Authentication and search required Does not have to be a large-scale project

No-brainer for most intranets


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When you need self-service

Web Parts (re-usability)

Subscriptions and alerts

RSS Recycle Bin

My Site

Connecting with peers

Publishing


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When you need

personalization/socialization From a webmasters perspective

Targeted content

From a visitors perspective

Ability to customize look and feel

Tagging and newsfeeds

Organizational chart and peer suggestions


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When you need workflow

Based on Workflow Foundation

In addition:

SharePoint front-end

Document libraries and task lists

Workflow history lists


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When you want flexible

development options

Web Parts

Object model

Client object model (managed code,JavaScript, SilverLight)

Web services

Separation of development roles GUI expert, workflow developer, reports and

queries, event handlers

Varying levels of experience on a project team


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When you want focus on

the business requirements

Do not worry about how someone will findyour application or how it integrates with thesecurity model

Eliminate the headache of external contentrepositories


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When you want consistency

in your support footprint

Common user interface

Vocabulary

Standardized code base


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When you want to take

advantage of the inherent

features of the platform

Collaboration

Portal

Content Management

Search

Business Intelligence

Forms and Business Processes


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When you want to offset

the cost of development More time spent in the planning and design

stages should surface more out-of-the-box

features [that should save time later]

Out-of-the-box features should reduce thecost of custom software development

Developer focus should shift immediately tothe business needs and extending the out-of-the-box features


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When you need SOA

Rest API expose SharePoint content

Use the object model to create your own webservices/WCFs


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When you need composite

applications Dashboards, Mash-ups

Business Connectivity Services All levels of your organization


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applications

ERP

CRMLegacy

SystemsMiddleware

BeforeSharePoint


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applicationsERP

CRM

LegacySystems

SharePoint


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When you need Single Sign On

Multiple built-in authentication options

Support for third-party authenticationproviders

Built-in SSO provider

Manages credentials for other apps on your

intranet


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When you need off-line

support of your data

Office Integration

Importing/exporting lists from/to excel

Linked tables with Access Calendar/Task List integration with Outlook

Groove/SharePoint Workspace


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When you need auditing and

retention policies Log just the events you need for what lists are

of interest to you

Develop auditing reports using SSRS

Develop/customize workflows for contentretention and disposal


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When a development community

is important to you

Blogs and forums

Community video tutorials

User Groups

CodePlex

Commercial/Open Source Features and WebParts


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http://www.tinyurl.com/sp2010editions

Editions
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Overview of SharePoint

Development Tools

InfoPath 2010

smtp4dev


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SharePoint Development

Environment for .NET SharePoint no longer required on

development machine in some cases, but

recommended

Virtual environment

64-bit is a must

RAM is your friend


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Visual Studio Solutions

for SharePoint

Formerly 2

Gaps filled withCodePlex add-ons

Now 14 OOB


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SharePoint Solution

Architectures

Object Model Web Services*Client Object

Model

Web Parts

Event Handlers

Workflows

Desktop Apps

* New Client Object Model for Managed .NET, Silverlight and ECMA Script


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Feature Activated


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Feature Deactivated


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Client Object Model Files

Managed Client (CLR based) C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web

Server Extensions\14\ISAPI Microsoft.SharePoint.Client (281 kb)

Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime (145 kb) FYI: Microsoft.SharePoint.dll is 15.3 mb

JavaScript Client C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web

Server Extensions\14\Template\Layouts SP.js (380 kb) SP.Core.js (13 kb) SP.Runtime.js (68 kb)


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Client Object Model Files

Silverlight Client

C:\Program Files\Common Files\MicrosoftShared\Web Server

Extensions\14\Template\Layouts\ClientBin Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight (262 kb)

Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime

(138 kb)


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Client Object Model

Allows you to write SharePoint applicationsthat run on different platforms w/o using webservices

Traditional .NET, Web/JavaScript andSilverlight developers can use familiar syntax


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New Features

Ease of deployment Publish and run if SharePoint on local host

Package and deploy if SharePoint remote

Debugging Step through code if SharePoint on local host

Sandbox solutions

Allow applications to be deployed at the sitecollection level by a site collection administrator(as opposed to farm-level equivalent)


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New Features

LINQ Support

No longer restricted to just CAML queries ifwriting server-based code

Create strongly typed SharePoint objects usingSPMetal utility


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New Features

Dialog framework

External Lists

Looks and behaves like a SharePoint list

Stored in SQL Server or some other data source


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For More Information

Hands On Labs:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c010fc68-b47f-4db6-b8a8-ad4ba33a35c5&displaylang=enOr

http://bit.ly/sp2010hol

Developer Training Kit

http://bit.ly/sp2010devkit

MSDN Training Videos

http://www.mssharepointdeveloper.com
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