January 2014
Intermediate to advanced
954 pages
28h 46m
English
Understanding solution packages
One of the best testaments to the flexibility of Microsoft SharePoint 2013 is the richness of its underlying software-development platform. Whether you perform an action through the SharePoint user interface or run a SharePoint-specific cmdlet via Windows PowerShell, this action almost always results in calling the SharePoint application programming interface (API), also known as the server object model. For example, when a user checks out a document within a library or an administrator runs a Backup-SPSite cmdlet to back up a site collection, a call to this object model is made on behalf of the user. This alone might ...
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