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El. knyga: Inside Microsoft SharePoint 2013

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  • Formatas: 784 pages
  • Serija: Developer Reference
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Nov-2013
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780735677937
  • Formatas: 784 pages
  • Serija: Developer Reference
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Nov-2013
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780735677937

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Build custom SharePoint solutions with architectural insights from the experts.

Take a deep dive into SharePoint 2013, and master the intricacies for designing and implementing robust apps and other business solutions for your organization. Led by an author team with in-depth knowledge of SharePoint architecture, you’ll thoroughly explore the SharePoint 2013 development platform and new app model through hands-on tasks and extensive code samples.

Discover how to:

  • Create SharePoint-hosted, provider-hosted, and autohosted apps
  • Master the new app security model with OAuth and Certificates
  • Develop workflows with the SharePoint 2013 workflow model
  • Design a custom search experience and create search-based apps
  • Leverage the client-side object model and REST APIs
  • Produce catalog-driven web sites with Web Content Management capabilities
  • Get cloud-based data sources with Business Connectivity Services
  • Create and utilize remote event receivers for lists and libraries
  • Generate new social networking apps and solutions


Introduction xvii
Chapter 1 SharePoint 2013 developer roadmap
1(34)
A brief history of SharePoint
2(2)
Understanding the impact of SharePoint Online on the SharePoint platform
3(1)
Examining SharePoint Foundation architecture
4(22)
Understanding SharePoint farms
6(2)
Creating web applications
8(4)
Understanding service applications
12(2)
Creating service applications in SharePoint Server 2013
14(1)
Managing sites
15(4)
Customizing sites
19(4)
Using SharePoint Designer 2013
23(1)
Understanding site customization vs. SharePoint development
24(2)
Windows PowerShell boot camp for SharePoint professionals
26(8)
Learn Windows PowerShell in 21 minutes
26(4)
The Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE)
30(1)
The SharePoint PowerShell snap-in
31(3)
Summary
34(1)
Chapter 2 SharePoint development practices and techniques
35(36)
Setting up a developer environment
36(6)
Deciding between virtual and physical
37(1)
Understanding hardware and software requirements
38(2)
Delivering high-quality solutions
40(2)
Automating SharePoint administration by using Windows PowerShell scripts
42(4)
Using PowerShell to deploy a custom solution
44(2)
Configuring SharePoint service applications
46(6)
Using debugging tools
52(3)
Working with ULS and Windows event logs
53(1)
Using the Developer Dashboard
54(1)
Using the SharePoint Developer Tools in Visual Studio 2012
55(4)
Choosing a development approach
59(2)
Using the SharePoint APIs
61(8)
Understanding the server-side object model
62(1)
Using the client-side object model
63(4)
Using the REST APIs
67(2)
Summary
69(2)
Chapter 3 Server-side solution development
71(48)
Understanding the server-side object model
73(3)
Developing farm solutions
76(26)
Creating a SharePoint project in Visual Studio
77(2)
Designing your SharePoint solution: Features
79(2)
Adding declarative elements
81(3)
Adding a feature receiver
84(2)
Understanding the SharePoint root directory
86(3)
Deploying and debugging farm solutions
89(5)
Updating farm solutions
94(1)
Upgrading features
95(7)
Developing sandboxed solutions
102(15)
Understanding the sandbox execution environment
104(2)
Creating a SharePoint project for a sandboxed solution
106(3)
Deploying and debugging sandboxed solutions
109(4)
Updating and upgrading sandboxed solutions
113(4)
Summary
117(2)
Chapter 4 SharePoint apps
119(44)
Understanding the new SharePoint app model
119(3)
Understanding SharePoint solution challenges
120(2)
Understanding the SharePoint app model design goals
122(1)
Understanding SharePoint app model architecture
122(22)
Working with app service applications
123(1)
Understanding app installation scopes
124(1)
Understanding app code isolation
125(1)
Understanding app hosting models
126(4)
Reviewing the app manifest
130(2)
Setting the start page URL
132(2)
Understanding the app web
134(3)
Working with app user interface entry points
137(7)
Using the chrome control
144(3)
Packaging and distributing apps
147(15)
Packaging apps
147(5)
Publishing apps
152(3)
Installing apps
155(2)
Upgrading apps
157(1)
Trapping app life cycle events
158(4)
Summary
162(1)
Chapter 5 Client-side programming
163(50)
Understanding app designs
163(2)
Assessing SharePoint-hosted app designs
164(1)
Assessing cloud-hosted app designs
164(1)
Introduction to JavaScript for SharePoint developers
165(8)
Understanding JavaScript namespaces
165(1)
Understanding JavaScript variables
166(1)
Understanding JavaScript functions
167(1)
Understanding JavaScript closures
168(1)
Understanding JavaScript prototypes
169(1)
Creating custom libraries
170(3)
Introduction to jQuery for SharePoint developers
173(4)
Referencing jQuery
174(1)
Understanding the global function
174(1)
Understanding selector syntax
175(1)
Understanding jQuery methods
175(1)
Understanding jQuery event handling
176(1)
Working with the client-side object model
177(18)
Understanding client object model fundamentals
177(3)
Working with the managed client object model
180(8)
Working with the JavaScript client object model
188(7)
Working with the Rest API
195(17)
Understanding Rest fundamentals
196(4)
Working with the Rest API in JavaScript
200(6)
Working with the Rest API in C#
206(6)
Summary
212(1)
Chapter 6 SharePoint security
213(54)
Reviewing authentication and authorization
213(11)
Understanding user authentication
214(2)
Understanding the User Information List
216(1)
Working with users and groups
216(3)
Working with application pool identities
219(1)
Understanding the Sharepoint\System account
220(1)
Delegating user credentials
221(1)
User impersonation with the user token
221(1)
Securing objects with SharePoint
222(2)
Rights and permission levels
224(1)
Understanding app authentication
224(10)
Understanding app authentication flow
233(1)
Understanding app authorization
234(31)
Managing app permissions
235(1)
Understanding app permission policies
235(1)
Requesting and granting app permissions
236(3)
Requesting app-only permissions
239(1)
Establishing app identity by using OAuth
240(2)
Understanding app principals
242(5)
Developing with OAuth
247(9)
Establishing app identity by using S2S trusts
256(1)
Architecture of an S2S trust
257(2)
Configuring an S2S trust
259(4)
Developing provider-hosted apps by using S2S trusts
263(2)
Summary
265(2)
Chapter 7 SharePoint pages
267(42)
SharePoint and ASP.NET
267(15)
Learning ASP.NET basics
267(4)
Understanding how SharePoint relates to IIS web applications
271(1)
Understanding the web.config file
272(2)
Understanding the SharePoint virtual file system
274(1)
Working with files and folders in SharePoint
275(2)
Understanding page customization
277(5)
Using pages in SharePoint
282(21)
Understanding master pages
282(5)
Understanding MDS
287(2)
Understanding content pages
289(7)
Creating a custom branding solution
296(2)
Working with application pages
298(5)
Customizing the ribbon
303(4)
Understanding the anatomy of the SharePoint ribbon
303(1)
Adding a custom ribbon control
304(3)
Summary
307(2)
Chapter 8 SharePoint Web Parts
309(44)
Understanding Web Part fundamentals
309(4)
Understanding Web Parts
309(1)
Comparing ASP.NET and SharePoint Web Parts
310(1)
Understanding App Parts
311(1)
Understanding Web Part zones
311(1)
Understanding the Web Part Manager
312(1)
Understanding static Web Parts
312(1)
Storing Web Part control description files in the Web Part Gallery
313(1)
Developing and deploying Web Parts
313(11)
Building your first Web Part
313(4)
Deploying and uninstalling a Web Part
317(2)
Deploying a Web Part page with Web Parts
319(5)
Controlling Web Part rendering
324(7)
Overriding the RenderContents method
324(1)
Using CreateChildControls
325(1)
Responding to events
325(2)
Combining CreateChildControls and RenderContents
327(2)
Using Visual Web Parts
329(2)
Working with Web Part properties
331(6)
Persisting Web Part properties
331(2)
Using custom Editor Parts
333(4)
Exploring advanced Web Part development
337(13)
Using Web Part verbs
337(3)
Using Web Part connections
340(5)
Using parallel and asynchronous execution in Web Parts
345(5)
Summary
350(3)
Chapter 9 SharePoint lists
353(52)
Creating lists
353(4)
Working with fields and field types
357(5)
Performing basic field operations
358(3)
Working with lookups and relationships
361(1)
Understanding site columns
362(4)
Working with content types
366(6)
Programming with content types
368(2)
Creating custom content types
370(2)
Working with document libraries
372(7)
Creating a document library
372(1)
Adding a custom document template
373(2)
Creating document-based content types
375(3)
Working with folders
378(1)
Creating and registering event handlers
379(10)
Understanding event receiver classes
380(1)
Understanding remote event receivers
381(2)
Registering event handlers
383(4)
Programming before events
387(1)
Programming after events
388(1)
Querying lists with CAML
389(7)
Understanding CAML fundamentals
389(2)
Querying joined lists
391(1)
Querying multiple lists
392(2)
Throttling queries
394(2)
Working with LINQ to SharePoint
396(8)
Generating entities with SPMetal
396(5)
Querying with LINQ to SharePoint
401(1)
Adding, deleting, and updating with LINQ to SharePoint
402(2)
Summary
404(1)
Chapter 10 SharePoint type definitions and templates
405(36)
Custom field types
405(23)
Creating custom field types
406(4)
Creating custom field controls
410(10)
JSLink
420(8)
Custom site columns and content types
428(5)
Creating site columns and content types by using CAML
428(2)
Creating site columns and content types by using the server-side object model
430(3)
Custom list definitions
433(6)
Summary
439(2)
Chapter 11 SharePoint site provisioning
441(26)
The Global site definition
442(1)
Site definitions
443(8)
Webtemp*.xml
443(2)
ONET.xml for site definitions
445(3)
Feature stapling
448(1)
Order of provisioning when using site definitions
449(1)
Custom site definitions
450(1)
Web templates
451(7)
elements.xml
451(1)
ONET.xml for web templates
452(3)
Deploying web templates
455(3)
Using custom code to create sites
458(1)
Site templates
458(1)
Site provisioning providers
459(2)
Web provisioning events
461(2)
Web templates and SharePoint apps
463(2)
Summary
465(2)
Chapter 12 SharePoint workflows
467(36)
Workflow architecture in SharePoint 2013
467(3)
Installing and configuring a Workflow Manager 1.0 farm
468(1)
Understanding workflow in SharePoint 2013
469(1)
Creating custom workflows for SharePoint 2013
469(1)
Building custom workflows
470(22)
Custom workflows with Visio 2013 and SharePoint Designer 2013
470(6)
Custom workflows with Visual Studio 2012
476(9)
SharePoint Designer 2013 and web services
485(2)
Creating custom activities
487(5)
Using tasks in workflows
492(5)
Adding tasks to a workflow
492(2)
Custom task outcomes
494(3)
Workflow services CSOM and JSOM
497(1)
Adding custom forms to workflows
498(4)
Association forms in SharePoint 2013
498(2)
Initiation forms in SharePoint 2013
500(2)
Summary
502(1)
Chapter 13 SharePoint search
503(38)
Introducing search-based applications
504(2)
Understanding search architecture
506(4)
Understanding the indexing process
507(2)
Understanding the query process
509(1)
Understanding Keyword Query Language
510(3)
Creating no-code customizations
513(10)
Creating simple link queries
513(1)
Extending the Search Center
514(9)
Using the Content Search Web Part
523(1)
Using the client-side API
523(5)
Using the REST API
524(2)
Using the CSOM API
526(2)
Using the script Web Parts
528(1)
Improving relevancy
529(2)
Enhancing content processing
531(3)
Creating Net Assembly Connectors for search
534(5)
Search-enabling a model
534(3)
Implementing security in search results
537(2)
Crawling the NET Assembly Connector
539(1)
Summary
539(2)
Chapter 14 SharePoint Enterprise Content Management
541(50)
Understanding the Managed Metadata Service Application
541(18)
Understanding managed metadata
542(3)
Using managed metadata in a custom solution
545(11)
Understanding content type syndication
556(3)
Document services
559(25)
Understanding versioning
559(4)
Understanding Document IDs
563(4)
Understanding Document Sets
567(7)
Using the Content Organizer
574(4)
Understanding Word Automation Services
578(6)
Records management
584(5)
In-place records management
584(2)
Records archives
586(1)
eDiscovery
586(3)
Summary
589(2)
Chapter 15 Web content management
591(30)
Understanding the WCM features
591(3)
Publishing site templates
592(2)
Accessing SharePoint publishing files
594(1)
Mapping to the SharePoint Master Page Gallery
594(1)
Page layouts
595(5)
Understanding the page model
595(2)
Creating a new page layout
597(1)
Managing the presentation of page fields
597(2)
Working with edit mode panels
599(1)
Working with Web Part zones
600(1)
Understanding device channels
600(4)
Working with device channel panels
603(1)
Understanding managed navigation
604(3)
Working with managed navigation APIs
604(1)
Creating a navigational term set
605(2)
Content aggregation
607(10)
Deciding between the Content Query and Content Search Web Parts
609(2)
Working with display templates
611(6)
Understanding cross-site publishing
617(3)
Working with catalogs
617(3)
Summary
620(1)
Chapter 16 Business Connectivity Services
621(52)
Introduction to Business Connectivity Services
622(2)
Creating simple BCS solutions
624(4)
Creating External Content Types
624(3)
Creating External Lists
627(1)
Understanding External List limitations
628(2)
Understanding BCS architecture
630(9)
Understanding connectors
631(1)
Understanding Business Data Connectivity
631(1)
Managing the BDC service
632(3)
Understanding the BDC Server Runtime
635(1)
Understanding the client cache
635(1)
Understanding the BDC Client Runtime
635(1)
Introduction to the Secure Store Service
635(4)
Understanding package deployment
639(1)
Understanding authentication scenarios
639(4)
Configuring authentication models
639(4)
Accessing claims-based systems
643(1)
Accessing token-based systems
643(1)
Managing client authentication
643(1)
Creating External Content Types
644(7)
Creating operations
645(3)
Creating relationships
648(1)
Defining filters
649(2)
Using ECTs in SharePoint 2013
651(4)
Creating custom forms
651(1)
Using External Data Columns
652(1)
Using External Data Web Parts
652(1)
Creating a profile page
653(1)
Searching External Systems
654(1)
Supplementing user profiles
655(1)
Using ECTs in Office 2013
655(1)
Understanding Outlook integration
655(1)
Using Word Quick Parts
656(1)
Creating custom BCS solutions
656(15)
Using the BDC Runtime object models
656(3)
Using the Administration Object Model
659(3)
Creating custom event receivers
662(1)
Creating NET Assembly Connectors
663(5)
Developing SharePoint apps
668(3)
Summary
671(2)
Chapter 17 SharePoint social enterprise features
673(52)
What's new in SharePoint 2013
673(1)
Understanding social components
674(2)
Working with the social APIs
675(1)
Understanding user profiles
676(13)
Retrieving user profile properties
677(12)
Understanding social feeds
689(21)
Retrieving posts from your newsfeed
689(9)
Retrieving posts from a site feed
698(6)
Posting to your personal feed
704(5)
Posting to a site feed
709(1)
Understanding following within SharePoint 2013
710(9)
Following people
712(7)
Understanding Yammer
719(4)
Understanding how Yammer can work with SharePoint
719(1)
Retrieving followers and followings from Yammer
719(4)
Summary
723(2)
Index 725
Andrew Connell is an author, instructor and co-founder of Critical Path Training, a SharePoint education focused company. He has a background in content management solutions and Web development that spans back to his time as a student at the University of Florida in the late 1990's managing class sites. He has consistently focused on the challenges facing business today to maintain a current and dynamic online presence without having to rely constantly on Web developers or have a proficiency in Web technologies.

Andrew is a six-time recipient of Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award (2005-2010) for Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) & Microsoft SharePoint Server. He has authored and contributed to numerous MCMS and SharePoint books over the years including his book Professional SharePoint 2007 Web Content Management Development by WROX.

Andrew has spoken on the subject of SharePoint development and WCM at conferences such as TechEd, SharePoint Connections, VSLive, SharePoint Best Practice Conference, SharePoint Evolutions Conference, Microsoft's TechReady Conference, Office Developer Conference and Microsoft SharePoint Conference in the United States, Australia, England and Spain.