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El. knyga: SharePoint 2007: The Definitive Guide: Using, Customizing, and Managing SharePoint 2007

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  • Formatas: 822 pages
  • Serija: DEFINITIVE GUIDE
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Sep-2007
  • Leidėjas: O'Reilly Media
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780596555092
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  • ISBN-13: 9780596555092
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For any organization that wants to use Windows SharePoint Services to share and collaborate on Microsoft Office documents, this book shows administrators of all levels how to get up and running with this powerful and popular set of collaboration tools. Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services technology in Office 2007 is an integrated set of services designed to connect people, information, processes, and systems both within and beyond the organizational firewall. SharePoint 2007: The Definitive Guide provides a detailed discussion of all Sharepoint features, applications and extensions. You learn how to build Sharepoint sites and site collections, along with ways to administrate, secure, and extend Sharepoint. This book teaches you how to: * Get up to speed on SharePoint, including ways to create lists, libraries, discussions and surveys * Integrate email, use web parts, track changes with RSS, and use database reporting services * Customize your personal site, create sites and areas, and organize site collections * Integrate with Office applications, including Excel, Word, Outlook, Picture Manager, and InfoPath * Install, deploy, maintain and secure SharePoint * Brand a portal, using your corporate style sheet, designing templates, and building site definitions * Extend SitePoint, such as creating client side and server side web parts, using the SharePoint class library and SharePoint web services Each chapter starts with a "guide" that lets you know what it covers before you dive in. The book also features a detailed reference section that includes information on compatibility, command line utilities, services, and CSS styles. Why wait? Get a hold of SharePoint 2007: The Definitive Guide today!
Credits xi
Preface xv
Introducing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
1(29)
Collaboration
1(10)
Portals
11(6)
Enterprise Search
17(5)
Enterprise Content Management
22(3)
Business Process and Forms
25(2)
Business Intelligence
27(3)
Changes in the WSS Architecture
30(12)
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Version 3.0
30(12)
Installing SharePoint 2007
42(18)
Preinstallation
43(6)
Installation
49(7)
Post-Installation Tasks
56(4)
Configuring a Multiserver Farm
60(19)
Planning for Scalability
61(4)
Topologies
65(2)
Implementing a Multiserver Farm
67(12)
Designing SharePoint Sites
79(29)
Sites Versus Site Collections
80(1)
Site Creation and Management
81(4)
Determining Which Type of Site to Create
85(4)
Create a New Site Using Site Actions
89(2)
Enabling Self-Service Site Creation
91(3)
Create Sites and Site Collections from the Site Directory
94(1)
Managing Sites from the Site Directory
95(6)
Show New Categories on the Create Site Page
101(2)
Add or Edit Site Directory Categories
103(3)
Scan for Broken Links in Site Directory
106(2)
Understanding the Datasheet and Explorer Views
108(27)
Datasheet View
108(24)
Explorer View
132(3)
Applying Templates, Page Layouts, and Themes
135(26)
Site Templates
136(1)
Default Site Templates
136(6)
Site Template and Page Layout Settings
142(10)
Managing Site Themes and Images
152(9)
Creating Web Parts
161(34)
Default Web Parts
161(6)
Select a Web Part Page
167(1)
Customize a Web Part Page
168(3)
Connect Data in Web Parts
171(7)
Using Content Editor Web Parts
178(2)
Using Form Web Parts
180(3)
Using Image Web Parts
183(2)
Using List View Web Parts
185(4)
Using Page Viewer Web Parts
189(1)
Using Site Users Web Parts
190(2)
Using XML Web Parts
192(3)
Creating and Managing Document Workspaces and Libraries
195(28)
What Is the Significance of Document Libraries?
196(9)
Organizing Documents
205(8)
Document Management and Workflow
213(5)
Document Workspaces
218(5)
Creating and Managing Meeting Workspaces
223(25)
Meeting Workspace Templates
223(1)
Creating and Designing a Meeting Workspace Site
224(4)
Customizing a Meeting Workspace Site
228(8)
Working with Pages in a Meeting Workspace Site
236(5)
Assigning and Tracking Tasks in a Meeting Workspace Site
241(4)
Managing Attendees in a Meeting Workspace Site
245(3)
Creating and Managing Discussions
248(22)
Discussion Group Views
248(2)
Creating a SharePoint Discussion Board
250(4)
Customizing a Discussion Board
254(9)
Participating in a Discussion
263(7)
Creating and Managing SharePoint Groups and Users
270(24)
Permission Groups
270(3)
Adding and Configuring SharePoint Groups
273(7)
Maintaining SharePoint Groups
280(3)
Targeting Content Based on Group
283(8)
Allowing Anonymous Users Access to SharePoint
291(3)
Creating and Managing Picture Libraries
294(22)
Slide Libraries
296(1)
Creating Libraries
296(3)
Add Content to a Picture Library
299(2)
Editing and Managing Images in a Picture Library
301(6)
Adding Images from a Picture Library to a Web Page
307(9)
Creating and Managing Lists
316(26)
Creating Lists
317(17)
Managing List Templates
334(5)
Managing Large Lists
339(3)
Business Intelligence and SharePoint
342(21)
The Report Center
343(2)
Creating and Customizing Dashboards
345(1)
Excel Services Web Access
345(3)
External Data Sources
348(2)
Filter Web Part Information
350(1)
Using Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
351(1)
Performance Management
352(2)
Data Analysis and Reporting
354(2)
Data Warehousing
356(7)
Sharing Contacts and Meetings with Outlook
363(18)
SharePoint, Outlook 2007, and Collaboration
364(2)
Enabling Email Support in Central Administration
366(3)
Configuring Email Support During Site Creation
369(1)
Enabling Email Support for Lists and Libraries
370(8)
Outlook Web Access
378(1)
Using Email Servers
379(2)
Creating, Editing, and Managing Word Documents with SharePoint
381(12)
Content Types and Document Libraries
382(5)
Managing Document Library Workflow
387(4)
SharePoint, Word 2007, and Collaboration
391(2)
Creating, Editing, and Managing Excel Documents with SharePoint
393(19)
Office Excel 2007 and Excel Services
394(1)
Publishing and Viewing an Excel Workbook in an Excel Web Access Web Part
395(6)
Working with Excel Web Access Data in Office Excel 2007
401(4)
Printing from Excel Services
405(2)
Connecting a List View Web Part to Excel Web Access Web Part
407(2)
Finding and Calculating in Excel Services
409(3)
Creating in SharePoint Designer 2007
412(21)
Customizing SharePoint Sites
415(18)
InfoPath and SharePoint
433(29)
Improvements in InfoPath 2007
434(2)
InfoPath Forms Architecture
436(1)
Configuring InfoPath Forms Services
437(3)
InfoPath and SharePoint Integration Overview
440(2)
Forms Deployment
442(4)
Administrative Deployment
446(4)
Property Promotion and Property Demotion
450(4)
Document Information Panel
454(8)
Designing SharePoint My Sites
462(23)
Using Your My Site
463(2)
Adding Basic Information to My Site
465(5)
Adding a Site Tab to My Site
470(1)
Managing Your My Site
471(3)
Configuring Privacy Groups in My Site
474(4)
Managing My Colleagues in My Site
478(5)
Customizing My Site with Role-Based Templates
483(2)
Applying Security to Your SharePoint Site
485(39)
Topology Design Considerations
485(5)
Server Hardening
490(4)
SharePoint Authentication
494(4)
Utilizing Encryption
498(9)
Levels of Administrative Rights
507(1)
SharePoint Site Permissions and Groups
508(3)
Object Security Functionality
511(6)
Protecting SharePoint Sites with Microsoft ISA Server
517(1)
Antivirus Usage
517(2)
Other Security Considerations
519(2)
Maintaining a Secure Environment
521(3)
SharePoint Administration
524(30)
Common Central Administration Tasks
525(23)
Top-Level Site Administration
548(2)
Site Administration
550(4)
Upgrading from SharePoint Portal Server 2003
554(52)
Supported Topologies
556(1)
Prerequisites for Upgrade
556(1)
Perform Preupgrade Steps
557(4)
Possible Upgrade Options
561(14)
Gradual Upgrade
575(21)
Upgrading the Portal Using Database Migration
596(2)
Perform Post-Upgrade Steps
598(2)
Common Issues
600(6)
Using Server-Side and Client-Side Web Parts
606(33)
Web Parts for Power Users and Business Users
607(8)
Web Part Architecture
615(3)
Web Parts for Administrators
618(4)
Web Parts for Web Masters and Web Developers
622(17)
Using SharePoint Web Services
639(24)
Services Associated with MOSS and WSS
640(7)
Invoking Web Services
647(8)
Utilizing Web Services with Visual Studio
655(3)
Related APIs
658(2)
Programming Custom Web Services
660(3)
Using SharePoint Server for Search
663(34)
Search from the End User's Perspective
664(11)
Different Features of Search
675(2)
Architecture of Indexing and Search
677(3)
Administering Search Services
680(3)
Advanced Configuration Options
683(10)
Extensibility Options Associated with Search
693(4)
Using the SharePoint Object Model
697(42)
Exploring the Microsoft.SharePoint Namespace
698(25)
Deploying Customizations with SharePoint Solutions
723(2)
Working with the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Class Libraries
725(14)
Web Content Management
739(26)
Architecture
740(14)
Content Publishing
754(11)
Index 765


James Pyles is a technical writer at Aquent Studios in Boise, Idaho. The author of PC Technician Street Smarts: A Real World Guide to CompTIA A+ Skills (Sybex) and numerous other technical works, James regularly reviews books on operating systems, web design, and programming for various web and print publications. He served as a SharePoint site administrator for a software group at Micron Technologies. You can reach him at http://www.wiredwriter.net.Bob Fox, MCP, MCTS, is currently Technical Lead, SharePoint Technologies, at B&R Business Solutions, LLC. He is a Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services MVP, and his MVP blogcan be viewed at http://bobfox.net/splog.Bob writes: "I have been working as an IT Professional since the mid 90s...I have spent a great deal of time working as a Systems Administrator dealing mainly with Microsoft Technologies. For the past five years my primary focus/passion has been Microsoft SharePoint Services.""I specialize in Deployment, Portal and Site Customization, Administration, and Collaboration Solutions. I have in the past worked for such companies as Merrill Lynch, BISYS Retirement Services, Educational TestingService, and Pfizer, to name a few. I am based out of Lawrenceville, NJ, where I live with my wife, Barbara, and our children, Zachary and Sarah."Christopher M. Buechler, CISSP, SSCP, MCSE, MCSA, MCDBA, is a cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of BSD Perimeter, a company providing IT security services, including firewall support, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing.He also serves as Network Manager for a regional bank, handling its network security and infrastructure. As an independent consultant, and in past positions in his decade-long career, he has provided security, network, and other services for organizations in the public and private sector, ranging from small organizations to Fortune 500 companies and large public sector organizations. He can be reached at http://ChrisBuechler.com.Murray Gordon is the Director of Technology at Cambar Solutions (www. cambarsolutions.com), a premier consulting company committed to value chain improvement through best practice consulting and technology innovation. He brings more than 10 years of technology consulting and solutions architecture experience to bear. In addition to his other duties, it is his charge to guide Cambar Solutions' primary focus of providing strategic business-driven technology solutions.Murray is also a co-author of MCPD Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-547): Designing and Developing Web-Based Applications Using the Microsoft .NET Framework and MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-529): Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Distributed Application Development (both by Microsoft Press).Michael Lotter is a SharePoint Solution Architect and Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist, currently working for B&R Business Solutions (www.bandrsolutions.com). He travels throughout the country doing SharePoint and InfoPath solution based contract work.Jason Medero, MCP, MCT, MCTS, MVP (WSS), is a systems architect with a concentration in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) and its related Microsoft technologies. He is a managing partner of B&R Business Solutions, a central New Jersey-based firm specializing in SharePoint and surrounding technologies, infrastructure, real-time communications (OCS), and application development.Jason is an active member of the SharePoint User Group in New York City, where he sits on the speaker selection committee. He also contributes his SharePoint knowledge as a mentor for some of the popular forums (MSD2D, MSDN). You can visit his blog at www.sharepointblogs.com/JasonMedero or his company's page at www.bandrsolutions.com.