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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Applications on Windows Phone 7

By : Todd Spatafore
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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Applications on Windows Phone 7

By: Todd Spatafore

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<p>Microsoft Windows Phone 7 is a reinvention of the Windows Mobile platform and improves productivity by taking a fresh approach to the most common Smartphone business usage scenarios such as e-mail, calendar, contacts, and collaboration. Microsoft SharePoint is a Web technology-based server that can be used to build portals, collaboration sites, and also content management sites.</p> <p>Microsoft Windows Phone 7 allows you to integrate with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and create enterprise-ready websites and applications that access SharePoint Server on Windows Phone 7.</p> <p>The book starts by providing an overview of the out-of-the-box features of Windows Phone 7 for enterprises then moves on to an overview of the web browser that is included on the phone, Internet Explorer Mobile, covering the improvements found over the desktop version of Internet Explorer 7 and the limitations of the browser. The book then dives deep into topics such as Windows Phone 7 Web Development, building SharePoint Sites for Windows Phone 7, building SharePoint Pages for Windows Phone 7, and SharePoint Communities amongst others.</p>

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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Applications on Windows Phone 7
Todd Spatafore
May, 2011 | 252 pages
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Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Applications on Windows Phone 7
Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Applications on Windows Phone 7
Credits
Credits
Foreword
Foreword
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
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1
Introducing Windows Phone 7
Introducing Windows Phone 7
Overview of the phone
Working with e-mail, contacts, and calendars
Office Hub
Windows Marketplace
Summary
2
Getting Started with Internet Explorer Mobile
Getting Started with Internet Explorer Mobile
Web page architecture
Internet Explorer Mobile
Mobile-friendly META tag settings
Building a simple web page—enhanced for Internet Explorer Mobile
Summary
3
Enhancing SharePoint Sites for Windows Phone 7
Enhancing SharePoint Sites for Windows Phone 7
Why do we customize SharePoint sites?
Sites, collections, webs, and web applications
SharePoint development environment
Summary of site definitions
How to build a custom site
Summary
4
Building SharePoint Pages for Windows Phone 7
Building SharePoint Pages for Windows Phone 7
The difference between lists and libraries
Adding columns to a list
Customizing the list item output
Replacing the mobile home page
Summary
5
Customizing SharePoint Communities for Windows Phone 7
Customizing SharePoint Communities for Windows Phone 7
Blogs
Wiki
Summary
6
Introduction to Programming Windows Phone 7 with the SharePoint Client Services
Introduction to Programming Windows Phone 7 with the SharePoint Client Services
Security in SharePoint 2010
Using WebClient to get data from the web
RSS feeds available from SharePoint
Parsing XML in Windows Phone 7
Simple page navigation
Using the WebBrowser control to display the post
Summary
7
Building a Windows Phone 7 Dashboard Application with SharePoint Data
Building a Windows Phone 7 Dashboard Application with SharePoint Data
Forms-based authentication
Managed Client Object Model on the desktop
WCF Data Services to the rescue
Creating a dashboard application
Summary
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Sites with good information on SharePoint and Windows Phone 7
Blogs with good articles on SharePoint and Windows Phone 7
What Wasn't Covered in This Book and Why?
What Wasn't Covered in This Book and Why?
Alerts
Office Message Service and Short Message Service
Mobile document viewers
OData SDK for Windows Phone 7
Debugging tools
Conclusion

About the Author

Todd Spatafore is a professional web developer and software architect who enjoys living life on the sharp edge of technology. Todd is an expert on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ASP.NET (WebForms and MVC), C#, and Silverlight. Todd is currently the Director of Technology at Draftfcb.

Before starting at Draftfcb, Todd was a Senior Software Architect for MRM Worldwide. Todd was the principal software architect for many of Microsoft's websites including Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Office 2007 Real Life Tools, and SQL Server 2008. In addition to these defining pages, Todd worked closely with internal teams at Microsoft to introduce a new content management system for Microsoft.com, the fourth most visited website on the Internet. These content management systems were designed and built on top of SharePoint 2010.

Prior to MRM, Todd was a Software Architect building websites such as the California Teachers Association, Novellus, and Technology Credit Union (TechCU). These sites utilized the Microsoft Content Management System, which has since been integrated into SharePoint.

Beyond traditional websites and campaign landing sites, Todd has worked on unique applications such as a Windows Media Center application for ClickStar, a Santa Monica startup designed to showcase independent films from very well-known filmmakers.

Todd maintains his own blog at http://www.spatacoli.com/, on which he muses about current programming topics such as Silverlight, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Hyper-V. Currently, Todd is working on a few independent Windows Phone 7 apps, and speaks at MSDN conferences on web application architecture, RIA development in Silverlight, Windows Phone 7, and SharePoint. Follow Todd on Twitter @Spatacoli.

Todd graduated from Montana State University with a BS in Physics.

To my wife Leanne, you will always be walking on top of clouds. My daughter Inara, keep on giggling. "How can I stand here with you and not be moved by you?"

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