Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Web Applications The Complete Reference / Edition 1

by Charlie Holland

Overview

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Leverage the revolutionary development capabilities in SharePoint 2010 to build web-based business applications. Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Web Applications: The Complete Reference gets you up and running on the platform and explains how to integrate application services such as content management, business intelligence, offline synchronization, and workflow into your applications.

After reviewing the fundamentals of SharePoint 2010, this comprehensive resource covers the presentation, application services, and data access layers, and discusses the key tools and techniques that are most appropriate for delivering functionality within each layer. Packaging, deployment, and configuration are also covered in this hands-on guide. Real-world examples illustrate specific features, and the code samples contained throughout the book can be used in your own applications.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780071744560
Publisher:	McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date:	09/27/2010
Series:	The Complete Reference
Edition description:	List
Pages:	560
Product dimensions:	7.30(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.30(d)

About the Author

Charlie Holland, MCTS, MCPD, MCT, MCSE, has 15 years’ experience developing software for some of the world’s best known companies, including IBM, Microsoft, Sony and Hewlett Packard. As a SharePoint aficionado since the early days, he has been exclusively engaged in designing and delivering applications based on the features offered by the SharePoint platform for a number of UK clients.

Table of Contents

Part I: Introduction to SharePoint 2010 Development; Chapter 1. The Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Platform; Chapter 2. Developing with SharePoint 2010; Part II: Presentation Layer; Chapter 3. Presentation Layer Overview; Chapter 4. Client Object Model; Chapter 5. InfoPath Forms Services; Chapter 6. Enterprise Content Management; Chapter 7. User Interface Customization; Part III: Application Services; Chapter 8. Application Services Overview; Chapter 9. Service Application Framework; Chapter 10. Word Automation Services; Chapter 11. Workflow; Chapter 12. Excel Services; Part IV: Data Access Layer; Chapter 13. Data Access Overview; Chapter 14. LINQ to SharePoint and SPMetal; Chapter 15. Business Connectivity Services; Chapter 16. Enterprise Search; Chapter 17. User Profiles and Social Data; Chapter 18. Business Intelligence; Part V: Configuration; Chapter 19. Packaging and Deployment Model; Chapter 20. PowerShell; Index