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SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Architect's Guidebook
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SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Architect's Guidebook

by Brian Wilson, Reza Alirezaei, Bill Baer, Martin Kearn
April 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1128 pages
34h 9m
English
Wrox
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INDEX

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AAp. See Active, Active, Passive

access control, 149–151

infrastructure architecture, 512

access control list (ACL), 201, 583

Access Services, 7, 211–212, 256

availability by edition, 222

BI, 960–961

accessibility, 189

branding, 448

Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA), 189

accounting model, 844

ACID, 379

ACL. See access control list

AcquireCredentialHandle, IE, 644

Active, Active, Passive (AAp), 579

Active Directory (AD), 48, 91, 294–296

application architecture, 535–536

attribute stores, 647

authentication, 49

claims, 625

colleagues, 877

Elevation security software pattern, 493

farm backup, 685

governance, 663

LSASS, 295–296

security, 93

SharePoint groups, 150

User Profile, 875

Windows Server, 168

Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS), 624

SharePoint Online, 712

Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), 632–633

trusted provider claims, 640

Active Navigation company, 71

Active Server Pages (ASP.NET), 55, 60, 61

BCS, 906

CLR, 538

customization, 971

Elevation security software pattern, 493

forms, 971

IIS, 539

InfoPath Forms Services, 968–969

master pages, 771

page layouts, 771, 774

SharePoint 2003, 174

SharePoint 2007, 179

Site Map Provider Model, 765–766

WIF, 624

ActiveX Data Object (ADO.NET), 61

BCS, 906

EF, 61

SharePoint 2001, 170

activities, customization, 216

activity feeds, 204

colleagues, 877

custom solutions, 886–887

micro-blogging, 880

activity streams, ...

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