SharePoint 2010 (70-573)

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Recent studies reveal that as many as 53% of businesses use Microsoft SharePoint Foundation and SharePoint Server in their day-to-day operations and that number is steadily growing. With SharePoint 2010, you and your development team can build custom applications and components to rapidly respond to business needs. With familiar tools, it's easy to create Web Parts, external content types, and workflow activities for use in SharePoint solutions. A full set of extensibility APIs also lets you customize SharePoint implementations based on business requirements. In this VTC course, author Mark Long teaches you about SharePoint 2010 development with a focus on helping you prepare for Microsoft's SharePoint Application Development 70-573 certification exam. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links!

Auteur : Mark Long | Leçons: 104 - Durée : 8h5
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  • Server Object Model Classes

    • (05:22) The SPFarm Class
    • (07:03) SPFarm Example
    • (03:18) The SPServer Class
    • (06:10) SPServer Example
    • (03:24) The SPService Class
    • (06:54) SPService Example
    • (03:47) The SPWebApplication Class
    • (07:02) SPWebApplication Example
    • (03:44) The SPSite Class
    • (06:45) SPSite Example
    • (01:50) Adding a New Site
    • (02:58) The SPWeb Class
    • (07:20) SPWeb Example
    • (03:36) The SPList Class
    • (06:08) SPList Example
    • (03:17) The SPListItem Class
    • (06:27) SPListItem Example
    • (02:35) The SPDocumentLibrary Class
    • (06:38) SPDocumentLibrary Example
    • (02:26) The SPFile Class
    • (06:37) SPFile Example pt. 1
    • (06:40) SPFile Example pt. 2
    • (06:57) Adding List Items
    • (02:33) The SPGroup Class
    • (06:07) SPGroup Example
    • (03:06) The SPUser Class
    • (05:23) SPUser Example

  • Client Side SharePoint

    • (05:14) Client Side Programming Basics
    • (05:29) Client Side Architectural Overview
    • (03:18) Client Side Assembly Requirements
    • (03:40) Client Object Model Objects
    • (03:43) Managed Client Object Model
    • (06:48) Managed COM Example pt. 1
    • (06:43) Managed COM Example pt. 2
    • (06:07) Getting List Data pt. 1
    • (06:53) Getting List Data pt. 2
    • (04:17) Object Identities
    • (03:49) Silverlight Client Object Model
    • (03:16) ECMAScript Client Object Model
    • (04:08) SharePoint SOAP

  • SharePoint User Interface

    • (05:27) Enhancing the User Interface
    • (03:04) Customizing the Ribbon
    • (06:42) Adding a Button to the Ribbon pt. 1
    • (03:32) Adding a Button to the Ribbon pt. 2
    • (04:58) Deleting a Button
    • (06:48) Creating a Dialog Box
    • (05:33) Creating a Notification Message
    • (03:33) Creating a Status Message
    • (06:27) Controlling Status Messages

  • Developing Web Parts

    • (04:48) Web Part Basics
    • (05:08) Web Part Architecture
    • (03:45) Creating Webparts
    • (06:16) Creating a Webpart pt. 1
    • (06:51) Creating a Webpart pt. 2
    • (04:55) Creating a Webpart pt. 3
    • (06:27) Creating a Visual Web Part
    • (03:08) Web Part Deployment

  • Developing Business Logic

    • (04:53) Windows Workflow Basics
    • (04:28) Workflow Foundation Architecture
    • (05:12) SharePoint Designer or Visual Studio
    • (05:33) Creating a Custom Workflow pt. 1
    • (06:50) Creating a Custom Workflow pt. 2
    • (05:07) Creating a Custom Workflow pt. 3
    • (04:23) Creating a Custom Workflow pt. 4
    • (04:59) Visio 2010
    • (07:02) Creating an Event Receiver pt. 1
    • (03:26) Creating an Event Receiver pt. 2

  • Working with SharePoint Data

    • (05:42) BCS Overview
    • (02:57) BCS Terminology
    • (06:42) BCS Bottom Line
    • (06:21) Creating an ECT pt. 1
    • (05:50) Creating an ECT pt. 2

  • Sandboxed Solutions

    • (04:32) Sandboxed Basics
    • (02:37) What Can Be Sandboxed
    • (02:44) Developing and Deploying an SBS
    • (02:36) Monitoring Sandbox Solutions

  • Best Practices

    • (04:43) Disposing Resources
    • (04:02) Handling Exceptions
    • (02:36) Transactions
    • (02:48) Allow Unsafe Updates

  • Conclusion

    • (06:34) Course Wrap Up

  • Credits

    • (01:59) About the Author
Formateur : Mark Long
Langue : Anglais
Durée : 8h5
Nombre de séquences vidéo : 104 		SKU : 34266
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ISBN : 978-1-61866-013-8
Date de publication : 2011-09-27
Compatibilité : Apple Mac OS X (PPC & Intel) | Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
Formations compatibles iPad en VOD et via l'application TutoShop sur l'AppStore.

Descriptif :




Mark Long

Mark Long is a Microsoft Certified Trainer living in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and daughter. Mark provides training and consulting services for organizations ranging from real estate agents to the country music industry. He began his career in the Information Technology field with South Central Bell (later BellSouth) where he worked for 18 years before starting his own training and consulting company.

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