Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010 Expert Cookbook

Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010 Expert Cookbook

By : Balaji Kithiganahalli

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Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010 Expert Cookbook

By: Balaji Kithiganahalli

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Overview of this book

Microsoft SharePoint 2010, is the best-in-class platform for content management and collaboration. With the combined capabilities of Sharepoint and Visual Studio, developers have an end-to-end business solutions development IDE. To leverage this powerful combination of tools it is necessary to understand the different building blocks. This book will provide necessary concepts and present ways to develop complex business solutions and take them further.SharePoint 2010 Development Cookbook With Visual Studio 2010 is an instructional guide for developing and debugging applications for SharePoint 2010 environment using Visual Studio 2010. The cookbook approach helps you to dip into any recipe that interests you, you can also read it from cover to cover if you want to get hands on with the complete application development cycle.With this book you will learn to develop event handlers, workflows, content types, web parts, client object model applications, and web services for SharePoint 2010 in an instructional manner. You will discover the less known facts behind debugging feature receivers, deployment of web parts, utilizing free toolkits to enhance the development and debugging experience. You will learn the newer development approach called Visual Web Parts, how to develop and deploy Silverlight applications that can be used with Silverlight web part. You will also explore SandBoxed deployment model and its usage. You will create your own web services for SharePoint and the Client Object Model introduced in SharePoint 2010. All in all, you will develop Sharepoint solutions in an instructional manner that eases the learning process.

Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010: Expert Cookbook

Credits

About the Author

Acknowledgement

About the Reviewers

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Preface

Free Chapter

Lists and Event Receivers

Introduction

Validating data when an item is added to a list

Adding a custom error message to the Event Receiver

Adding an Application Page to an Event Receiver

Working with List Event Receiver

Deploying Event Receivers

Creating a Feature Receiver

Debugging a Feature Receiver

Debugging Feature Installed Events

Workflows

Introduction

Creating a sequential workflow

Creating a site workflow with an initiation form

Deploying an InfoPath form with the workflow

Creating a task from the workflow

Creating a custom task form

Advanced Workflows

Introduction

Creating a custom activity

Creating a custom activity for a sandboxed solution

Creating a state machine workflow

Adding a custom workflow status

Creating a pluggable workflow service

List Definitions and Content Types

Introduction

Creating a site column

Extending an existing content type

Creating custom content type using an object model

Associating a document template with the content type

Associating a workflow to a content type

Creating an external content type

Creating a list definition

Web Parts

Introduction

Creating a visual web part

Creating a code-only web part (sandboxed solution)

Creating AJAX enabled web parts

Adding configuration properties to web parts

Creating connectable web parts

Creating a Silverlight web part

Web Services and REST

Introduction

Getting data through REST

Filtering list data

Fiddling with Fiddler

Creating a REST consumer

Inserting new contacts through REST

Creating a custom SharePoint WCF service

Working with Client Object Model

Introduction

Creating a list using a Managed OM

Handling exceptions

Calling Object Model asynchronously

Using JavaScript Object Model

Using a Silverlight Object Model

Index

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Introduction

Today's web pages are very dynamic showing different information. Usually this is done by dividing up the web page into multiple regions. For example, a portal can show news in one region and weather information in another. These regions occupy some portion of the web page and provide unique functionality to end users. End users also have opportunities to customize these regions like adding them to a different location in the web page or entirely removing them from the page. Different technologies call these regions by different names like portlets or widgets. These regions are called Web Parts in SharePoint. From an end user perspective a web part is a region on the web page that can be customized using browser interface. Whereas from a developer perspective, it is a class that renders content on a particular location on the web page. SharePoint introduced web parts way back in SharePoint Team Services. Since then, the technology is evolved and is available to ASP.Net developers...

Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010 Expert Cookbook

By : Balaji Kithiganahalli

Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010 Expert Cookbook

By: Balaji Kithiganahalli

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