Local Touch Global Reach. SharePoint.

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www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com

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2 www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com Why no lab?  Requirements – Server 2008 R2 x64 – 6GB RAM (8 recommended) – IIS, SQL, Active Directory,

 Development can run on Windows 7 or Vista

 Entire presentation devoted to setting up SharePoint in SharePoint Training Kit

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 Connect and Empower People

 Cut Costs with a Unified Infrastructure  Rapidly Respond to Business Needs

Communities Search Sites Composites Content Insights Marketing

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4 www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com  Farm – Application • Site Collection – Site • List • Item – Document Library • File • Folder Organizational Hierarchy

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Lists

 Like database

– Rows, columns, fields

 Can be external (through BCS)  Built-in

– Calendar

– Announcements – Tasks

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6 www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com Technology  Built On – Windows Server 2008 – IIS 7 – ASP.NET – SQL Server 2008

 Microsoft SharePoint Foundation

– Previously Windows SharePoint Services

 Microsoft SharePoint Server

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Development Scenarios

 WebPart Solution

 Business Collaboration Solution

– Multiple lists, web parts, workflows

 Integrating Line of Business data into SharePoint  Custom UI and Business Process

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10 www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com WebParts  Portlet or Widget  User customization – WebPart Editor

 Connect to to other parts

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Server Data Access

 SPQuery

– CAML (Collaborative Application Markup Language)

 LINQ to SharePoint

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Client Data Access

 Web Services

 Client Object Model

– Enables REST Services – Access to

• Silverlight • Windows • WPF

• Non SharePoint ASP.NET sites

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19 www.wright.edu/idse www.us.sogeti.com Development Tools  SharePoint Designer  Visual Studio

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Use SharePoint Designer to define/edit

 Lists and Libraries  Workflows

 Site Pages  Site Assets

 Content Types  Site Columns

 External Content Types  Data Sources

 Master Pages  Site Groups  Subsites

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SharePoint Designer Tasks

 Customize a site page  Manage data sources

– Database

 Add JavaScript to custom site page  Edit master pages

 Create Data View Web Parts  Create site columns

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Visual Studio 2010

 Items you may create as a developer

– Web parts – List definition – List instance – Event receivers – Application Pages – Workflows

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Developing Web Parts

 Types

– Visual Web Parts

– ASP.NET Web Parts

• Inherits from ASP.NET Web Part

 Deploying

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SharePoint 2010 Project Structure

 Standard Project Nodes

– Properties(standard with Visual Studio)

– References(standard with Visual Studio)

– Features(always added by SharePoint 14 Developer Tools)

– Package(always added by SharePoint 14 Developer Tools)

– SharePoint Project Items (optionally added by

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SharePoint Project Items (SPIs)

 Projects built with SharePoint Items (SPIs)

– SPI is a logical collection of project files

Examples of SPIs are WebParts, List Defs, Workflows, etc

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Mapped Folders

 Mapped Folders used to deploy to RootFiles

– Layouts folder maps to virtual path /_layouts – Images folder maps to virtual path /_layouts

– You can map other folders inside RootFiles directory

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SharePoint Explorer

 Add-in for Server Explorer window

– Easy way to examine site artifacts

– Quick way to launch browser into site

 SharePoint Explorer extensibility

– Developers can write add-ins to populate nodes and provide

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WSP

 Windows SharePoint Solution Package

 Installer specifically for SharePoint Solutions  Enables synchronization through server farms  Can create in Visual Studio

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Features

 Group of related items

 Can target different scopes

– Site Collection, Site, Farm

 Can be enabled/disabled  Defined in Visual Studio

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Resources

 Books

– Beginning SharePoint 2010 Development – Steve Fox – Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Building Solutions for

SharePoint 2010, Sahil Malik

 Web

– SharePoint Developer Center