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Inside Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010

Name: Inside Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010
Author: Andrew Connell Ted Pattison Scot Hillier, and David Mann
ISBN: 9780735649040

by Andrew Connell Ted Pattison Scot Hillier, and David Mann

February 2011

Intermediate to advanced

700 pages

20h 58m

English

Microsoft Press

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Inside Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010
Dedication
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Who This Book Is ForSystem RequirementsCode SamplesSupport for This BookQuestions and Comments
1. SharePoint 2010 Developer Roadmap
SharePoint FoundationSharePoint Foundation ArchitectureSharePoint FarmsSharePoint 2010 Central AdministrationWeb ApplicationsService ApplicationsSharePoint Server 2010SitesSite CollectionsCustomizing SitesCreating and Customizing PagesCreating and Customizing ListsSharePoint Designer 2010Site Customization vs. SharePoint DevelopmentWindows PowerShell Boot Camp for SharePoint ProfessionalsLearn Windows PowerShell in 21 MinutesWriting Windows PowerShell ScriptsThe Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)The SharePoint PowerShell Snap-inConclusion
2. Sharepoint Foundation Development
The Server-Side Object ModelCreating the Hello World Console ApplicationEnabling the SharePoint Developer DashboardDeveloping SharePoint SolutionsDeveloping a SharePoint Solution Using a Class Library ProjectThe SharePoint Root DirectoryCreating a Feature DefinitionCreating the Feature.xml FileElement ManifestsAdding a Feature ReceiverCreating a Solution PackageThe Manifest.xml FileActivation DependenciesGenerating the Solution Package FileUsing Windows PowerShell Scripts to Automate Tasks in Visual StudioInstalling and Deploying a Solution PackageRetracting and Removing a SolutionUpdating a SolutionFeature Upgrade Enhancements in SharePoint 2010Updating a Feature Definition with Upgrade ActionsAdding Code Behind Custom Upgrade ActionsUpgrading Feature InstancesConclusion
3. SharePoint Developer Tools in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Life Before SharePoint Developer ToolsGetting Started with the SharePoint Developer ToolsUsing SharePoint ExplorerCreating a SharePoint ProjectCreating a FeatureAdding a Feature ReceiverAdding a SharePoint Project ItemDeployment and TestingWorking with Mapped FoldersConclusion
4. Sandboxed Solutions
Understanding the SandboxBuilding a Basic Sandboxed SolutionUnderstanding the ArchitectureUnderstanding Solution RestrictionsDesigning a Sandboxed SolutionUnderstanding Full-Trust ProxiesAdministrating Sandboxed SolutionsUsing Central Administration ToolsValidating Sandboxed SolutionsUsing Windows PowerShell for AdministrationUsing Site Collection ToolsConclusion
5. Pages and Navigation
SharePoint Foundation Integration with ASP.NETASP.NET FundamentalsSharePoint Web ApplicationsWeb Application Configuration FilesDebugging SharePoint ProjectsDebugging SharePoint ProjectsThe Virtual File System of a SitePage Templates and GhostingApplication PagesDifferentiating Between Site Pages and Application PagesDifferentiating Between Site Pages and Application PagesMaster PagesUnderstanding v4.masterUnderstanding v4.masterCreating a Site Page That Links to a Master PageCreating an Application Page That Links to the Master PageCreating Site Page TemplatesCreating Pages in Sandboxed SolutionsThe Module SharePoint Project Item TypeEditing the elements.xml File ManuallyEditing the elements.xml File ManuallyThe SandboxedSolutionPages Sample ProjectCreating Web Part PagesCreating Output References to Integrate Silverlight ApplicationsCreating Pages in Farm SolutionsNavigation Support for Application PagesCustom Breadcrumb Navigation Using a Site MapCreating a Reusable Branding SolutionDeploying a Custom Master PageDeploying CSS Files and Images to the Style LibraryAdding a Feature Receiver to Apply Branding AttributesAdding a Feature Receiver to Apply Branding AttributesAdding an Event Receiver to Brand Child SitesConclusion

6. Controls and Web Parts
Developing with ControlsThe WingtipControls Sample ProjectSafe Mode Processing and Safe ControlsUsing a Custom Control to Create a MenuUser ControlsCreating New User Controls in a SharePoint SolutionAdding User Controls to PagesDelegate ControlsCreating a Delegate Control with a User ControlCreating a Delegate Control with a Custom ControlDeveloping Web PartsWeb Part FundamentalsThe WingtipWebParts Sample ProjectThe Role of the Web Part ManagerSharePoint 2003 Web PartsThe Web Part GalleryDeleting Web Part Template Files at Feature DeactivationProgramming with the SPLimitedWebPartManager ClassWeb Part Output RenderingCreating Visual Web PartsRendering Output Using an XSLT TransformPersistent PropertiesCustom Editor PartsWeb Part VerbsWeb Parts ConnectionsConnected Web Parts Using the SPLimitedWebPartManager ClassAsynchronous ProcessingUnderstanding Asynchronous TasksCreating and Registering Asynchronous TasksThe AsynchRssReader Web PartConclusion
7. Lists and Events
Creating ListsFields and Field TypesLookup Fields and List RelationshipsViewsSite ColumnsContent TypesProgramming with Content TypesCreating Custom Content TypesWorking with Document LibrariesCreating a Document LibraryAdding a Custom Document TemplateCreating Document-Based Content TypesProgramming with DocumentsCreating Documents with CodeCreating and Registering Event HandlersEvent Receiver ClassesRegistering Event HandlersCreating an Event Receiver Project ItemProgrammatic Event RegistrationProgramming Before EventsValidating Field ValuesProgramming After EventsConclusion
8. Templates and Type Definitions
Field Type DefinitionsCreating Custom Field TypesCreating the Class for a Custom Field TypeValidating User Input ValuesDeploying a Custom Field TypeCreating a Custom Field ControlCustom Field Types with Multicolumn ValuesCustom Field Types with Custom PropertiesList DefinitionsCreating Site Column DefinitionsCreating Content Type DefinitionsAdditional Content Type MetadataCreating List DefinitionsFeature Activation DependenciesSite DefinitionsConfigurations and Web TemplatesONET.XML: The Site Definition ManifestThe Global Site DefinitionCreating and Initializing SitesFeature StaplingCreating a Site Provisioning ProviderConclusion
9. Accessing Data in Lists
Using the Basic List Object ModelQuerying Lists with CAMLQuerying Joined ListsQuerying Multiple ListsThrottling QueriesIntroducing LINQLINQ OverviewUnderstanding LINQ Language ElementsUnderstanding Generic CollectionsUnderstanding Extension MethodsUnderstanding Lambda ExpressionsUnderstanding ProjectionsWorking with LINQ to SharePointGenerating Entities with SPMetalUnderstanding the DataContext ClassUsing Parameters.xml to Control Code GenerationQuerying with LINQ to SharePointAdding, Deleting, and Updating with LINQ to SharePointWorking with Document LibrariesUsing the Basic Library Object ModelWorking with Open XMLUnderstanding Document PackagesUsing the Open XML SDK 2.0Conclusion
10. Client-Side Programming
Understanding Client Object Model FundamentalsUnderstanding ContextsLoading and Executing OperationsWorking with the Managed Client Object ModelHandling ErrorsUnderstanding Authentication and AuthorizationCreating, Updating, and DeletingWorking AsynchronouslyWorking with the Silverlight Client Object ModelIntroducing Silverlight DevelopmentAsynchronous Programming with SilverlightError Handling in SilverlightPassing Parameters to SilverlightCreating a Custom Silverlight HostWorking with the JavaScript Client Object ModelSetting Up a Basic PageHandling Errors in the JavaScript Client Object ModelRunning Code on Page LoadDebugging JavaScriptWorking with AJAXUsing Object-Oriented JavaScriptWorking with jQueryWorking with WCF Data ServicesGetting Started with WCF Data ServicesUsing WCF Data Services in Visual StudioConclusion
11. Creating and Developing Workflows
What Is Workflow?SharePoint Workflow FundamentalsTasksLists/Libraries and Content TypesDocument SetsSitesSharePoint DesignerVisual Studio 2010Visio 2010Windows Workflow FoundationThe User Experience in a SharePoint WorkflowCreating Custom WorkflowsSharePoint Designer 2010Getting StartedWorkflow TypesReusable WorkflowsSite WorkflowsList WorkflowsStepsImpersonation StepActionsConditionsSave a WorkflowPublish a WorkflowAssociation ColumnsVisioAvoiding Rube Goldberg EmulationA Poor Man’s Event ReceiverCreating a Workflow with Visio and SharePoint DesignerDeploying an SPD WorkflowSPD Workflow Summary and RecommendationDeveloping Custom Workflow ComponentsDeveloping Custom ActionsDeveloping Sandboxed ActionsDeveloping Full-Trust Workflow ActionsDeveloping Custom Workflow TemplatesA Quick Primer on WF DevelopmentCreating a New Workflow Template in a SharePoint ProjectDeploying a Workflow Template to a Production EnvironmentCreating and Waiting on TasksUnderstanding Workflow Input FormsCreating Workflow Input FormsConclusion
12. SharePoint Security
Authentication, Authorization, and IdentitiesUser Information ListUsers and GroupsApplication Pool IdentitiesSHAREPOINT\SYSTEM AccountEscalation of PrivilegeDelegating User CredentialsUser Impersonation with the User TokenSecuring Objects with SharePointRights and Permission LevelsHandling Authorization Failures with SPUtilityClaims-Based SecurityClaims ArchitectureUser ClaimsCustom Claims ProvidersConclusion
13. Business Connectivity Services
Introducing Business Connectivity ServicesCreating Simple BCS SolutionsCreating External Content TypesCreating External ListsUnderstanding External List LimitationsUnderstanding BCS ArchitectureUnderstanding ConnectorsUnderstanding Business Data ConnectivityManaging the BDC ServiceUnderstanding the BDC Server RuntimeUnderstanding the Client CacheUnderstanding the BDC Client RuntimeIntroducing the Secure Store ServiceUnderstanding Package DeploymentUnderstanding Authentication ScenariosConfiguring Authentication ModelsUnderstanding Passthrough AuthenticationUnderstanding RevertToSelfUnderstanding Secure Store OptionsAccessing Claims-Based SystemsAccessing Token-Based SystemsManaging Client AuthenticationCreating External Content TypesCreating OperationsCreating RelationshipsDefining FiltersUsing ECTs in SharePoint 2010Creating Custom FormsUsing External Data ColumnsExternal Data Web PartsCreating a Profile PageSearching External SystemsSupplementing User ProfilesUsing ECTs in Office 2010Using the SharePoint WorkspaceUnderstanding Outlook IntegrationUsing Word Quick PartsCreating Custom BCS SolutionsUsing the BDC Runtime Object ModelsUsing the Administration Object ModelCreating .NET Assembly ConnectorsConclusion
14. Enterprise Content Management
ECM in SharePoint Server 2010“Featurization” of ECM Capabilities for Wide UseECM Site TemplatesDocument ManagementLarge ListsCheck-in/CheckoutDocument SetsCreating Document Sets DeclarativelyDocument IDsCreating Custom Document ID ProvidersRecords ManagementDeclaring RecordsContent OrganizerWeb Content ManagementPage Rendering ProcessCreating New Page TypesContent Aggregation with the Content Query Web PartCreating Custom CQWP StylesManaged MetadataTerm SetsCreating Term Sets ProgrammaticallyCreating Managed Metadata ColumnsFinding Terms and Writing to Metadata ColumnsExtending LINQ Entity Models to Support Managed Metadata ColumnsEnterprise Content TypesConclusion
15. SharePoint Search
Introducing Search-Based ApplicationsUnderstanding Search ArchitectureUnderstanding the Search Service ApplicationUnderstanding the Indexing ProcessUnderstanding the Query ProcessIntroducing Search Web PartsIntroducing the Search Object ModelsCreating Ranking ModelsCreating a Custom Ranking ModelWorking with Managed Property IdentifiersDetermining Weight ValuesUnderstanding Length NormalizationIntroducing TransformsUsing a Custom Ranking ModelCustomizing Search CentersAdding New TabsCustomizing Search Core ResultsWorking with Displayed ResultsWorking with the Query PipelineWorking with Keyword Query SyntaxWorking with SQL Full-Text SearchCreating .NET Assembly Connectors for SearchSearch-Enabling a ModelImplementing Security in Search ResultsCrawling the .NET Assembly ConnectorConclusion
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Overview

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

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