book

Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 Bible

by Steven Mann

October 2010

Intermediate to advanced

816 pages

18h 42m

English

Wiley

Read now

Unlock full access

1.1. Exploring SharePoint Server 20101.2. Comparing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 and SPS 20101.3. Choosing between SPS and SharePoint Foundation (SF)1.3.1. Comparing SPS and SF 20101.3.2. Considering organizational size1.3.3. Meeting the requirements1.3.3.1. Typical SharePoint Foundation requirements1.3.3.2. Typical SPS requirements1.4. Summary
2.1. Planning Your SharePoint Deployment2.1.1. Choosing your shared service application roles2.1.2. Defining your SharePoint farm topology2.1.2.1. Physical architecture key concepts2.1.2.2. Choosing your portal topology2.1.3. Considering Administrator Security Needs2.1.4. Integrating with network infrastructure2.1.4.1. Providing authentication2.1.4.1.1. Active Directory2.1.4.1.2. Pluggable authentication2.1.4.1.3. Claims-based authentication2.1.4.1.4. SQL Server authentication2.1.4.2. Using SQL Server2.1.4.3. Using Exchange Server2.2. Installing Your SharePoint Farm Components2.2.1. Installing prerequisite components2.2.1.1. Checking the hardware and software requirements2.2.1.2. Installing SQL Server2.2.1.3. Running the SharePoint 2010 Preparation Tool2.2.1.4. Preparing administrative accounts2.2.2. Installing SharePoint2.2.2.1. Installing on a single server with SQL Server Express2.2.2.2. Installing SharePoint Foundation in a farm configuration2.2.2.3. Installing SPS in a farm configuration2.3. Central Administration Configuration2.3.1. Configuring your SharePoint Farm2.3.1.1. Configuring incoming/outgoing e-mail settings2.3.1.2. Alternating access mapping2.3.1.3. Configuring diagnostics logging2.3.1.4. Backing up a SharePoint farm2.3.1.5. Application configuration2.3.1.5.1. Add administrator group to manage Web applications2.3.1.5.2. Turn on self-service site creation2.3.1.6. Associating Web applications and SSAs2.3.1.7. Configuring Excel Services2.4. Creating Top-Level Sites2.5. Configuring a Site2.6. Summary
3.1. Designing Your Site Structure3.1.1. Defining site-related terms3.1.2. Defining site collections and site maintenance policies3.1.2.1. Defining site collections3.1.2.2. Defining site maintenance policies3.1.2.2.1. Creating site collection quotas3.1.2.2.2. Defining site use confirmation and deletion parameters3.2. Using Site Templates3.2.1. Using collaboration templates3.2.1.1. Team site template3.2.1.2. Blank site template3.2.1.3. Enterprise Wiki site3.2.1.4. Blog3.2.1.5. Records Center (SPS only)3.2.1.6. Documents Center3.2.1.7. Document workspace3.2.1.8. Group Work site3.2.2. Using publishing templates3.2.2.1. Publishing site with workflow (SPS only)3.2.2.2. Who This Book Is For3.2.3. Using meeting templates3.2.3.1. Basic meeting workspace3.2.3.2. Blank meeting workspace3.2.3.3. Decision meeting workspace3.2.3.4. Social meeting workspace3.2.3.5. Multipage meeting workspace3.2.4. Using Enterprise site templates3.2.4.1. Personalization site3.2.4.2. Enterprise Search Center3.2.4.3. Basic Search Center3.2.4.4. FAST Search Center3.2.5. Using Web Database site templates3.2.6. Creating a custom site template3.3. Implementing Your Site Structure3.3.1. Creating your root sites3.3.2. Implementing your friendly names3.3.3. Implementing navigation3.3.4. Turning on site features3.4. Using Pages and Page Libraries3.4.1. Modifying page content types3.4.1.1. Adding site and server columns3.4.1.1.1. Creating a site column at the server level3.4.1.1.2. Creating a site column at the site level3.4.1.2. Associating columns with content types3.4.1.3. Creating a site content type3.4.2. Modifying page layouts3.4.2.1. Editing the page layouts using SharePoint Designer3.4.2.2. Selecting the page layouts available in a page library3.5. Using Site Pages and Site Assets3.5.1. Modifying site pages3.5.1.1. Creating a new site page3.5.1.2. Editing a site page3.5.2. Utilizing site assets3.5.2.1. Adding files to site assets3.5.2.2. Using site asset items in site pages3.6. Summary
4.1. Implementing SharePoint Lists and Libraries4.1.1. Using the SharePoint list templates4.1.1.1. Blank & Custom list templates4.1.1.2. Communication list templates4.1.1.3. Data list templates4.1.1.4. Tracking list templates4.1.1.5. Creating a list using a template4.1.2. Using the SharePoint library templates4.1.2.1. Content library templates4.1.2.2. Data library templates4.1.2.3. Creating a library using a template4.1.3. Creating custom SharePoint lists4.1.3.1. Creating custom lists in a Web page4.1.3.2. Creating custom lists in Datasheet view4.1.3.3. Importing spreadsheets to create custom lists4.1.4. Configuring list and library settings4.1.4.1. Configuring general settings4.1.4.2. Adding ratings to your lists4.1.4.3. Managing lists and configuring list permissions4.1.4.4. Configuring communication settings for a list4.1.5. Organizing content using folders4.2. Customizing Lists and Libraries4.2.1. Implementing custom columns4.2.2. Creating lookup lists4.2.3. Configuring list and library item security4.3. Creating Views4.3.1. Selecting the view type4.3.2. Configuring view settings4.3.3. Selecting and modifying views4.4. Using List Web Parts4.4.1. Adding a list Web Part4.4.2. Modifying list Web Part views4.4.3. Connecting Web Parts4.5. Customizing a List Data Entry Form Using InfoPath 20104.6. Modifying Form Web Parts4.6.1. Default New Form4.6.2. Default Display Form4.6.3. Default Edit Form4.7. Summary

5.1. Exploring Web Parts5.2. Using Web Parts5.2.1. Adding a Web Part to a Web Part page5.2.2. Closing or deleting a Web Part from a Web Part page5.2.2.1. Closing a Web Part5.2.2.2. Deleting a Web Part5.2.3. Configuring Web Parts5.2.3.1. Modifying the Appearance settings5.2.3.2. Modifying the Layout settings5.2.3.3. Modifying the Advanced section5.2.4. Connecting Web Parts5.3. Understanding Web Part Galleries5.3.1. Web Parts in common with SharePoint Foundation5.3.1.1. Content Editor Web Part5.3.1.2. HTML Form Web Part5.3.1.3. Image Web Part5.3.1.4. Image Viewer5.3.1.5. Silverlight Web Part5.3.1.6. Site Users5.3.1.7. Page Viewer Web Part5.3.1.8. Relevant documents5.3.1.9. User tasks5.3.1.10. XML Web Part5.3.1.11. List View Web Part5.3.1.12. Data View Web Part5.3.2. Web Parts specific to SPS5.3.2.1. Business Data5.3.2.1.1. Business Data Actions5.3.2.1.2. Business Data Connectivity Filter5.3.2.1.3. Business Data Item5.3.2.1.4. Business Data Item Builder5.3.2.1.5. Business Data List5.3.2.1.6. Business Data Related List5.3.2.1.7. Chart Web Part5.3.2.1.8. Excel Web Access5.3.2.1.9. Status List5.3.2.1.10. Indicator Details5.3.2.1.11. Visio Web Access5.3.2.2. Content Rollup5.3.2.2.1. Categories5.3.2.2.2. Content Query Web Part5.3.2.2.3. Memberships5.3.2.2.4. My Links5.3.2.2.5. My SharePoint Sites5.3.2.2.6. My Workspaces5.3.2.2.7. RSS Viewer5.3.2.2.8. SharePoint Documents5.3.2.2.9. Site Aggregator5.3.2.2.10. Sites in Category5.3.2.2.11. Table of Contents5.3.2.2.12. Web Analytics Web Part5.3.2.2.13. WSRP Consumer Web Part5.3.2.3. Filters5.3.2.4. Forms5.3.2.4.1. InfoPath Form Web Part5.3.2.5. Media and Content5.3.2.5.1. Media Web Part5.3.2.5.2. Picture Library Slideshow5.3.2.6. Outlook Web Access5.3.2.6.1. My Calendar5.3.2.6.2. My Contacts5.3.2.6.3. My Inbox5.3.2.6.4. My Mail Folder5.3.2.6.5. My Tasks5.3.2.7. Search5.3.2.7.1. Advanced Search Box5.3.2.7.2. Federated Results5.3.2.7.3. People Refinement Panel5.3.2.7.4. People Search Box5.3.2.7.5. People Search Core Results5.3.2.7.6. Refinement Panel5.3.2.7.7. Related Queries5.3.2.7.8. Search Box5.3.2.7.9. Search Core Results5.3.2.7.10. Search High Confidence Results5.3.2.7.11. Search Paging5.3.2.7.12. Search Statistics5.3.2.7.13. Search Summary5.3.2.7.14. Search Visual Best Bets5.3.2.7.15. Top Federated Results5.3.2.8. Social Collaboration5.3.2.8.1. Ask Me About5.3.2.8.2. Colleagues5.3.2.8.3. Contact Details5.3.2.8.4. In Common With You5.3.2.8.5. Note Board5.3.2.8.6. Organization Browser5.3.2.8.7. Recent Activities5.3.2.8.8. Recent Blog Posts5.3.2.8.9. Tag Cloud5.3.2.8.10. What's New5.4. Managing Web Parts5.4.1. Adding Web Parts to the Web Part Galleries5.4.2. Deploying a Web Part to the Server Web Part Gallery5.4.3. Deploying a Web Part to the Site Web Part Gallery5.4.4. Removing Web Parts from the gallery5.4.5. Exporting and importing Web Parts5.5. Summary
6.1. Defining Personalization Features and Functions6.1.1. Creating User Profiles6.1.2. Targeting audiences6.1.3. Exploring My Site6.1.4. Using Personalization sites6.2. Designing User Profiles and Memberships6.2.1. Determining user profile fields6.2.2. Establishing mapping between profile properties and your directory service6.2.2.1. User Profile Service Application6.2.2.2. Configure synchronization connections6.2.2.3. Profile synchronization6.2.2.3.1. Configure synchronization settings6.2.2.3.2. Start profile synchronization6.2.2.3.3. Scheduling profile synchronization6.2.2.3.4. Profile mapping6.2.3. Designing audiences6.2.3.1. Targeting by list item or Web Part6.2.3.2. Targeting content by using Trusted My Site host locations6.2.4. Using Web Parts that filter by audience6.2.5. Managing memberships6.3. Managing Personalization Features6.3.1. Managing user profiles and properties6.3.2. Setting Profile Services policies6.3.3. Configuring My Site settings6.3.4. Configuring Trusted My Site host locations6.3.5. Creating published links to Office clients6.3.6. Configuring personalization links6.3.7. Setting personalization services permissions6.4. Managing My Sites6.5. Searching for People6.6. Summary
7.1. Configuring and Maintaining the Search and Indexing Components7.1.1. Indexing content7.1.1.1. Planning content sources7.1.1.2. Implementing content sources7.1.1.3. Implementing SSA settings for all sources7.1.1.4. Implementing server name mappings7.1.2. Configuring Search for your server farm7.1.3. Configuring search scopes7.1.3.1. Defining search scopes at the SSA7.1.3.2. Copying SSA scopes for your site collection7.1.3.3. Defining site collection search scopes and scope display groups7.2. Tuning Search Results7.2.1. Configuring relevance settings to prioritize content7.2.2. Using managed properties7.2.3. Implementing keywords7.3. Customizing the Enterprise Search Center7.4. Finding Content with Alerts7.5. Summary
8.1. The Microsoft Office Workflow Environment8.1.1. Windows Workflow Foundation8.1.1.1. WF components8.1.2. Windows SharePoint Services8.1.2.1. Workflow templates8.1.2.2. Association8.2. Creating Basic Workflows8.2.1. Out-of-the-box workflows in common with SFS8.2.1.1. Configuring Three-State Workflow on an Issue Tracking list8.2.1.2. Customize the Three-State workflow — settings and options8.2.2. SharePoint Server out-of-the-box workflows8.3. Using Office SharePoint Designer8.3.1.8.3.1.1. Using the Workflow Editor8.3.1.1.1. Testing the New Candidate workflow8.4. Creating Advanced Workflow Solutions with Visual Studio and InfoPath8.4.1. Tutorial: Build a custom workflow8.4.1.1. Prepare your environment8.4.1.2. Wiki site and list creation8.4.1.3. Create the Visual Studio project8.4.1.4. InfoPath Form #1 creation — Workflow Association and Instantiation Form8.4.1.5. InfoPath Form #2 creation — Workflow Form8.4.1.6. Visual Studio Code Authoring/Programming8.4.1.7. Deploying8.4.1.8. Activating, Running, and Debugging8.5. Summary
9.1. Developing Features for Office Server9.1.1. Creating a feature.xml file9.1.2. Using the element types9.1.2.1. Element types for all scopes9.1.2.2. Element type for farm, Web application, or site scopes9.1.2.3. Element types for Web application scope9.1.2.4. Element types for site scope9.1.2.5. Element types for Web scope9.2. Installing and Activating Feature Definitions9.2.1. Installing the feature9.2.2. Activating/deactivating features9.3. Optimizing Excel Services9.3.1. Configuring Excel Services settings9.3.2. Adding trusted file locations9.3.3. Defining trusted data connection libraries9.3.4. Configuring trusted data providers9.3.5. Adding user-defined function assemblies9.4. Summary
10.1. Securing Servers and Farms10.1.1. Internet/extranet portals and sites10.1.1.1. Securing servers in an anonymous access environment10.1.1.2. Enable anonymous access using central administration10.1.1.3. Securing server-to-server communications during content publishing10.1.1.4. Encrypting SPS SharePoint application connection strings10.1.1.5. Configuring antivirus settings10.1.1.6. Managing blocked file types10.1.1.7. Architect your administrator security10.2. Securing Client Communications10.2.1. Authentication10.2.2. Forms-based authentication10.2.2.1. Web Single Sign-On using the Secure Store Service10.2.3. Implementing SSL10.2.3.1. Configuring SSL10.2.3.1.1. Creating a new certificate10.2.3.1.2. Assigning an existing certificate10.2.3.1.3. Creating alternate access mappings10.3. Securing Content10.3.1. Team collaboration10.3.2. Securing anonymous content10.3.3. Enterprise portal/Intranet security10.3.3.1. Turning site features on and off10.3.3.2. Security groups10.3.3.3. Creating a site with unique permissions10.3.3.4. Breaking inheritance for an existing site10.3.3.5. Creating a new permission level10.3.3.6. Creating a new SharePoint group10.3.4. Configuring list and library item security10.4. Summary
11.1. Designing Web Pages11.1.1. Working with master pages11.1.2. Modifying a master page11.1.3. Discovering page layouts11.1.3.1. Content types11.1.3.2. Creating custom page layouts11.1.3.3. Creating pages11.1.3.4. Associating page layouts with libraries11.1.3.5. Enabling page scheduling11.2. Implementing Web Content Workflow11.2.1. Using the approval workflow11.2.2. Deploying content between servers11.2.3. Using site variations and language translations11.3. Using Document Conversion11.4. Managing Web Sites11.4.1. Auditing activity11.4.2. Configuring Web Analytics reporting11.4.2.1. Configuring usage processing11.4.2.2. Viewing Web Analytics for your web application11.4.2.3. Viewing Web Analytics for a site collection11.4.2.4. Viewing Web Analytics for a specific site11.4.2.5. Analyzing the Web Analytics reports11.4.3. Extending quotas11.4.3.1. Configuring site quotas11.4.3.2. Configuring quota templates11.4.4. Deleting unused sites11.5. Configuring Mobile Access11.6. Summary
12.1. Planning for Records Management12.1.1. Planning overview12.1.2. Creating file plans and policies12.1.2.1. Defining a record12.1.2.2. Documenting the file plan12.1.2.3. Defining your policies12.1.3. Determining how records are moved to the repository12.2. Implementing a Records Repository Site and File Plan12.2.1. The records repository site template12.2.1.1. Record routing12.2.1.2. Policy enforcement12.2.1.3. Integration and extensibility12.2.1.4. Holds12.2.2. Tutorial: Records management deployment and configuration12.2.2.1. Provisioning a records repository site12.2.2.2. Creating the records storage location document libraries12.2.2.3. Defining the records routing behavior for the record type12.2.2.4. Testing the records routing using the Drop-Off library12.2.2.5. Moving content from SharePoint Server 2010 sites to the Records Repository site12.2.2.5.1. Configuring the connection to Records Repository settings12.2.2.5.2. Sending content from a SharePoint site12.2.3. Considerations for configuring permissions in the records repository site12.3. Suspending Record Disposition with Holds12.3.1. Creating a hold order12.3.2. Searching for and placing relevant records on hold12.3.3. Applying a hold to an individual record12.3.4. Releasing a hold order12.4. Managing a Records Management Program12.4.1. Reviewing and resolving unclassified records12.4.2. Managing missing metadata12.4.3. Reviewing hold reports12.5. Summary
13.1. Integrating with Office Applications13.1.1. Saving files to SharePoint13.1.1.1. Saving Office Documents to SharePoint13.1.1.2. Adding SharePoint locations to Office applications13.1.1.3. Check-in, check-out, and metadata capture13.1.1.3.1. Check-in/check-out13.1.1.3.2. Metadata capture13.1.2. Publishing documents to SharePoint 201013.1.2.1. Publishing — Saving Office document to SharePoint13.1.2.2. Publishing blogs from Word13.1.2.3. Publishing — PowerPoint to slide library13.1.2.4. Access integration13.1.2.4.1. Publishing an Access database to a SharePoint Web database site13.2. Integrating Outlook Features with SharePoint13.2.1. Outlook integration with SharePoint tasks and contacts13.2.1.1. Exploring Tasks list synchronization13.2.1.2. Removing the Tasks list from Outlook13.2.1.3. Add SharePoint contacts to your Outlook client13.2.2. Access to SharePoint document libraries and discussions13.2.3. Calendaring integration13.2.3.1. Connect a SharePoint calendar to the Outlook client13.2.3.2. Overlaying the SharePoint calendar with your Outlook calendar13.2.4. RSS subscription13.3. Using SharePoint Workspace with Office Server13.3.1. Determining when to use SharePoint Workspace with SharePoint13.3.2. SharePoint Workspace Account Configuration13.3.3. Site synchronization13.3.4. Check-in/check-out in SharePoint Workspace13.4. Summary
14.1. Defining Business Intelligence for Your Organization14.1.1. Identifying your BI scenarios14.1.2. Identifying actions14.2. Using PerformancePoint Services and Dashboard Designer14.2.1. Creating a Business Intelligence Center site collection14.2.2. Configuring PerformancePoint services14.2.3. Defining data sources14.2.4. Defining KPIs14.2.5. Creating a scorecard14.2.6. Creating an analytical chart14.2.7. Creating a dashboard14.3. Installing PowerPivot14.3.1. PowerPivot for SharePoint Server installation14.3.2. PowerPivot for Excel installation14.4. Summary
15.1. Configuring the Reporting Environment15.1.1. Configuring Reporting Services integration15.1.1.1. Installing the SQL Server Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Technologies 201015.1.1.2. Creating a SharePoint integrated Reporting Services database15.1.1.3. Configuring the execution account15.1.1.4. Configuring the Reporting Services settings in SharePoint15.1.1.5. Adding reporting services content types15.1.2. Configuring the Report Library as a trusted location15.2. Managing Data Sources, Models, and Data Connections15.2.1. Creating and uploading data connections15.2.2. Creating data sources and data models15.3. Managing Reports and Models15.3.1. Managing reports15.3.1.1. Uploading reports15.3.1.2. Managing subscriptions15.3.1.2.1. Adding a report subscription15.3.1.2.2. Adding a report subscription for a file shared15.3.1.2.3. Creating a report subscription for caching15.3.1.3. Managing data sources15.3.1.4. Managing parameters15.3.1.5. Managing processing options15.3.1.6. Viewing and creating snapshots15.3.2. Managing models15.3.2.1. Viewing dependent items15.3.2.2. Managing clickthrough reports15.3.2.3. Managing model item security15.3.2.4. Regenerating a data model15.4. Implementing the Report Viewer Web Part15.4.1. Adding and configuring the Report Viewer Web Part15.4.2. Connecting the Report Viewer Web Part to a filter Web Part15.5. Summary
16.1. Defining Your Key Performance Indicators16.1.1. Defining indicators16.1.2. Driving users to action16.1.3. Designing KPI Web Parts for your sites16.1.3.1. Showing data using the Status Indicator Web Part16.1.3.2. Showing data using the Indicator Details Web Part16.2. Implementing Status List KPIs from SharePoint Lists16.2.1. Identifying the SharePoint source and view16.2.2. Determining the KPI calculation16.2.3. Determining values for goals and warnings16.3. Implementing Status List KPIs from Excel16.3.1. Identifying your Excel KPI source16.3.2. Configuring a trusted source for your Excel storage location16.3.3. Creating your KPI from an Excel worksheet16.4. Implementing Status List KPIs from Analysis Services16.4.1. Creating an Office data connection to your Analysis Services cube16.4.2. Creating an indicator from data in SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services16.5. Implementing Status List KPIs Manually16.6. Summary
17.1. Identifying Your Business Data17.1.1. Identifying data sources17.1.2. Identifying scenarios and goals17.1.3. Defining your entities17.1.4. Defining associations17.2. Defining Business Data Models17.2.1. Creating external content types using SharePoint Designer17.2.2. Creating BSC Models using Visual Studio 201017.2.3. Setting permissions on BCS external content types17.2.4. Creating profile pages on BCS external content types17.3. Implementing Single Sign-On Using the Secure Store Service17.4. Configuring Business Data Search17.4.1. Adding a content source17.4.2. Mapping metadata properties17.4.3. Creating a search scope17.4.4. Adding a custom search page17.5. Integrating Business Data with Lists and Sites17.5.1. Adding business data to lists17.5.2. Integrating business data on your site17.5.2.1. Business Data List Web Part17.5.2.2. Business Data Item Web Part17.5.2.3. Business Data Related List Web Part17.5.2.4. Business Data Actions Web Part17.5.2.5. Business Data Item Builder Web Part17.6. Summary
18.1. Defining Content Types18.1.1. Content type hierarchy18.1.2. Creating content types from other content types18.1.3. Property integration with Office 201018.1.4. Using site columns18.2. Creating Custom Content Types and Site Columns18.2.1.18.2.1.1. Step 1: Create site columns18.2.1.2. Step 2: Create site content type18.2.1.3. Step 3: Configure template to use for column type18.2.1.4. Step 4: Create a new team site and document library18.2.1.5. Step 5: Associate the content type with a document library18.2.2. Using the object model to update content types18.2.3. Extending content types18.3. Content Types and Workflows18.4. Summary
19.1. Exploring SharePoint Designer19.2. Examining Key Features19.2.1. Automatic CSS style generation19.2.2. No code Read/Write Data View Web Part and forms19.2.3. No-code workflow creation19.2.4. Working with enhanced management capabilities19.2.5. Defining Contributor Settings and SharePoint roles19.3. Customizing SharePoint Sites19.3.1. Opening a SharePoint site from SharePoint Designer 201019.3.2. Editing a site in SharePoint Designer19.3.3. Editing and publishing master pages19.3.4. Common SharePoint customizations19.3.4.1. Publishing your company logo and brand to your SharePoint sites19.3.4.2. Add a global footer to your site19.3.5. Cascading style sheets19.3.5.1. Customize the default style sheet19.3.5.2. Reverting back to the default SharePoint styles19.3.5.3. Attaching a style sheet to another single site19.3.5.4. Apply a style sheet to a site and all of its subsites19.3.5.5. Configure a subsite to inherit styles from its parent site19.3.6. Content pages19.3.6.1. Creating a content page from a master page and adding Web Part zones19.3.7. Page layout and design19.3.7.1. Open a page layout for editing19.3.7.2. Add custom content to a page layout19.3.7.3. Insert a page field19.3.7.4. Insert a content field19.3.8. Web Part zones and Web Part customization19.3.8.1. Web Parts located in Web Part zones19.3.8.2. Web Parts not located in a Web Part zone19.3.8.3. Insert and customize a Web Part zone19.3.8.4. Deleting a Web Part zone19.3.8.5. Add and configure a Web Part19.4. Summary
20.1. Importing and Displaying Data20.1.1. Defining data sources20.1.1.1. Adding SharePoint lists and libraries data sources20.1.1.2. Defining database connection data sources20.1.1.3. Adding XML files20.1.1.4. Connecting to REST Web Services (server-side scripts or RSS feeds)20.1.1.5. Connecting to a SOAP Web service data source20.1.1.6. Creating linked sources20.1.2. Implementing the Data View Web Part20.1.2.1. Inserting a data view20.1.2.2. Inserting a linked source joined data view20.2. Customizing the Data View Presentation20.2.1. Filtering your data20.2.2. Sorting and grouping your data20.2.3. Applying conditional formatting20.2.4. Connecting Data View Web Parts20.2.5. Modifying columns20.2.6. Styling data views20.3. Using XPath Expressions20.4. Summary
21.1. Scenario Background21.2. Solution Requirements21.3. Solution Overview21.4. Implementing the Solution21.4.1. Enabling self-service site creation21.4.2. Creating an Enterprise Wiki site collection21.4.3. Creating a custom sales pipeline list21.4.3.1. Creating an External Content Type for customer contacts21.4.3.2. Creating sales pipeline list21.4.3.3. Creating sales pipeline list views21.4.4. Standardizing project documentation21.4.4.1. Creating site columns21.4.4.2. Creating a site content type21.4.4.3. Adding a template to the content type21.4.4.4. Creating a Project Team site21.4.4.5. Creating a custom site template for projects21.4.5. Create project status tracking for PMs21.4.5.1. Creating a project status list21.4.5.2. Creating the milestone tracking list21.4.5.3. Creating the project central list view21.4.6. Executive Indicators21.4.6.1. Creating the sales views to support Indicators21.4.6.2. Creating sales Indicators21.4.6.3. Creating projects Indicators21.4.6.4. Adding the Status List Web Part to the Management home page21.4.7. Creating an accounting dashboard21.4.7.1. Create an invoicing list by importing a spreadsheet21.4.7.2. Publishing a reporting services report to the report library21.4.7.3. Creating a dashboard page21.4.7.4. Implementing the Data View Web Part for the invoicing list21.4.7.5. Adding the Report view Web Part and connecting the filters21.4.8. Excel Services21.4.8.1. Adding trusted file locations21.4.8.2. Publishing resource Excel file21.4.9. Configuring file share content source21.4.10. Configure the portal as an extranet portal21.4.10.1. Configuring SSL21.4.10.2. Creating alternate access mapping21.5. Summary
22.1. Scenario Background22.2. Solution Overview22.3. Implementing the Solution22.3.1. Publishing allowed only to staging server22.3.1.1. Creating content deployment path22.3.1.2. Creating a content deployment job22.3.2. Enabling anonymous access22.3.2.1. Enable anonymous access using central administration22.3.2.2. Enabling anonymous access in the site22.3.3. Creating a professional Internet presence22.3.3.1. Customizing the master page with a company logo22.3.3.2. Add a global footer to your site22.3.4. Creating global navigation22.3.4.1. Building the site structure22.3.4.2. Modifying the global navigation22.3.5. Creating a press release publishing process22.3.5.1. Creating a site column for press releases22.3.5.2. Creating a Press Release custom content type22.3.5.3. Creating page layouts in SharePoint Designer22.3.5.4. Associating page layouts with libraries22.3.5.5. Enabling page scheduling22.3.5.6. Creating pages22.3.5.7. Using the Content Query Web Part22.3.6. Configuring press release archive22.3.6.1. Provisioning a Records Repository site22.3.6.2. Create the records storage location document libraries22.3.6.3. Define the records routing behavior for the record type22.3.6.4. Configure the connection to Records Center settings22.3.7. Configuring bug tracking indicators22.3.7.1. Creating the sales views to support Indicators22.3.7.2. Creating bug Indicators22.3.7.3. Adding the Status List Web Part to the Management home page22.3.8. Configuring the technical article workflow process22.3.9.22.3.9.1. Create a site content type for the technical article22.3.9.2. Adding workflow to your Technical Article content type22.3.9.3. Creating page layouts in SharePoint Designer22.3.9.4. Associating page layouts with libraries22.3.9.5. Using the Content Query Web Part22.3.10. Configuring site variations22.3.10.1. Configuring variation support22.3.10.2. Configure site variation labels22.3.11. Enabling auditing22.4. Summary

Overview

A must-have resource on the new features of Microsoft's enhanced SharePoint Server 2010

With SharePoint Server, an organization's information can be organized and combined in a central, Web-based application. Featuring in-depth coverage on all of SharePoint Server 2010's new features, this authoritative resource provides you with solid timesaving techniques, fast solutions, and expert advice on connecting employees and managing data easily and efficiently. You'll explore ways SharePoint Server 2010 enhances corporate intranets and portals, proposal management portals, project management portals, team and customer collaboration sites, document management systems, and enterprise application integration portals.

Examines the newest updates and enhancements to the latest version of Microsoft SharePoint Server
Shares timesaving techniques, sophisticated solutions, and expert advice on how to manage data easily and efficiently with SharePoint Server 2010
Reviews ways to enhance portals, collaboration sites, and management systems

Featuring expert advice for content managers, project managers, administrators, and small business owners or managers who use SharePoint Server, Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Bible is a must-read.

Become an O’Reilly member and get unlimited access to this title plus top books and audiobooks from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers, thousands of courses curated by job role, 150+ live events each month,
and much more.

Start your free trial

Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2007 Bible

Wynne Leon, Wayne Tynes, Simeon Cathey

Beginning SharePoint® 2010 Administration™: Microsoft® SharePoint® Foundation 2010 and Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010

Göran Husman, Christian Ståhl

Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007 Best Practices

Ben Curry, Bill English

SharePoint® 2010 Development® For Dummies®

Ken Withee

Publisher Resources

ISBN: 9780470643839Purchase book