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GetReady for SharePoint development

Developing for SharePoint

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Overview

ToolsListsLINQClient object modelWorkflowSandboxed solutions

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NEW DEVELOPER TOOLS FOR SHAREPOINT 2010

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SharePoint 2010 Developer Dashboard

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VS 2010 SharePoint Tools

SharePoint 2010 development brings new tools

Created by group within Visual Studio 2010 teamMajor step forward from SharePoint 2007 developmentNew tools target SharePoint 2010 onlySharePoint Explorer New Project and Item Templates New Project Structure

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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 2010 Developer Tools)

Package (always added by SharePoint 2010 Developer Tools)

SharePoint Project Items (optionally added by dev using SharePoint 2010 Developer Tools)

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Feature Node and Feature Designer

Feature node contains one or more featuresFeature designer provides design mode and XML text ModeCustomize feature properties in designer and/or property gridUse Context menu of Feature node to add feature event receiverFeature designer allows adding/removing SPIsCustomize feature activation dependencies

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The F5 Debugging Experience

What does F5 do?1. Builds new version of .wsp file2. Deactivates/uninstalls feature3. Retracts/deletes old .wsp file4. Adds/deploys new .wsp file5. Activates feature in target site (via Site Url)6. Attaches debugger to W3WP.EXE

worker process (via Site URL)

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SharePoint Designer Improvements

SPD shell’s focus on SharePoint objectsSPD objects have relationshipsIntuitive navigation between SPD objects

SPD work migrates to Visual Studio 2010SPD customization work exported to .wsp files.wsp files imported into Visual Studio

SPD 2007 UI

SPD 2010 UI

New UI focusedon SP Objects

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LISTS

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Relational Lists & Joins

MSF 4.0 introduces the capability to have a relationship behavior enforced by a Lookup fieldNew investments:

Projected fields into child listsJoinsRelational integrity between parent & child lists

Introduces new security considerations and possible issues

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Large List Support

MSF 4.0 lists can now support 50M items

Under read scenariosPlatform Investments:

Configuration options for administrators per Web application (Central Administration)Site collection & list administrators can request privileged operations (expensive queries)

Default Query Restrictions

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Unique Column Constraints

Lists can now contain columns that require all values in all items in the list for that column to be unique

Scoped at SPList, not SPFolder, level

Unique columns must be indexed (automatically configured)When making existing column unique, existing data is validatedUniqueness determined by SQL collation

Ex: Case sensitive / insensitive

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List Item Validation

Items are validated against a custom formula when saved

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List Item Field Validation

Similar to list item validation, each column can be validated using a custom field, or by referencing other fields

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LINQ TO SHAREPOINT

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LINQ to SharePoint

No CAML RequiredEntity classes form Business LayerStrongly-typed queries, compile-time checkIntellisense helps query constructionMicrosoft.SharePoint.Linq.dll

Encapsulates the SharePoint object model queries based on the created entity classes

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Using LINQ to SharePoint

Create Entity

Classes

Create DataContex

t

Writer Queries

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CLIENT OBJECT MODEL

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Why Client Object Model?

More SharePoint Web services is a major requestClient Object Model provides complete API instead of more servicesProvides an abstraction layer to return results as recognizable SharePoint objectsConsistent developer experience across platforms (.NET, ECMAScript, Silverlight)

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Supported Areas

Site Collections and SitesLists, List Items, Views, and List SchemasFiles and FoldersWeb, List, and List Item Property BagsWeb PartsSecurityContent TypesSite Templates and Site Collection Operations

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Equivalent Objects

Server (Microsoft.SharePoint)

.NET Managed(Microsoft.SharePoint.Client)

Silverlight(Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight)

JavaScript(SP.js)

SPContext ClientContext ClientContext ClientContext

SPSite Site Site Site

SPWeb Web Web Web

SPList List List List

SPListItem ListItem ListItem ListItem

SPField Field Field Field

Member names mostly the same from server to client (e. g., SPWeb.QuickLaunchEnabled = Web.QuickLaunchEnabled)

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Using the Client Object Model

Client.svc

Server OM

Contentdatabase

JavaScript OM

Proxy

Managed OM

Proxy

Managed Controls and Logic

JavaScript Controls and Logic

XML Request

XML Request

JSON Response

JSON Response

Browser

Managed Client

SharePoint Server

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ADO.NET Data Services

LINQ to SP not implemented in SilverlightListData.svc provides RESTful accessListData.svcLoads ADO.NET Data Services handler assembly

Microsoft.SharePoint.ListDataService.dllImplements IDataServiceProvider interface.

Microsoft.SharePoint.Linq.dllImplements Linq to SharePoint provider

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SHAREPOINT 2010 WORKFLOW

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Prototype, Design and Develop

SharePoint 2010 offers new development process

Envision workflows in VisioImport into SharePoint Designer

Parameterize

Export to Visual Studio 2010Add code

Visio SPD VS10

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SharePoint 2010 Workflow Targets

Site List Item

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Creating Workflows in Visio

Visio has SharePoint Workflow template

Allows you to create workflow design in VisioWorkflow can be exported to SharePoint Designer

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SharePoint Designer Improvements

For DesignNew declarative workflow designerAdvanced task process designerInfoPath FormsVisio workflow designer

For DevelopmentReusable workflowsVisio visualizationsExport as WSP

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What’s new in Visual Studio 2010

Site WorkflowsASP.NET Form TemplatesNew eventsExternal Data Exchange

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SANDBOXED SOLUTIONS

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Sandboxed Solutions

Allow a subset of ‘full’ solution features

Code executes in sandbox

Are deployed by a Site Collection administrator

Stored in the Solution Gallery

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Sandboxed Solutions Process

Root SPWeb of SPSite

Solution galleryWebParts.wsp

Web Part gallery

Per-WFE AssemblyCache

<siteguid>\company.intranet.webpart.wsp\company.intranet.dll

Sandboxed Code Serice

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Front end Back end

Host ServiceExecutionManager

Sandboxing Architecture

Worker Process

Untrusted Code

Subset Object Model

Full Object Model

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