Overview of SharePoint Server 2010 hosting features and concepts
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Hands on Lab pdf link
Link to my post about the public SharePoint 2010 Beta VHD
Estimated time to complete this lab
45 minutes
Objectives
After completing this lab, you will be able to:
Navigate through an unattached SharePoint Content Database
Export content from an unattached SharePoint Content Database
Import previously exported content
Prerequisites
Before working on this lab, you must have experience of working with previous versions of SharePoint Products and Technologies.
In addition, you should have completed Hands on Lab: Installation and Configuration of SharePoint Server 2010.
For the BCM feature of SharePoint 2010 you have the ability to browse and export content from a detached content database as if the database was a part of your web application in your farm.
Here is a link to the patent application overview.
Another link to the PDF application with detailed diagrams.
http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/Course.aspx?ID=50354A&Locale=en-us#tab2
Course Outline
Module 1: Overview
A simple introduction module.
Lessons
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 2: 2010 ChangesIn this module we are going to take a look at some of the major changes between SharePoint Designer 2007 and SharePoint Designer 2010.Lessons
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 3: User Interface
In this module we take a look at common features of the basic team site. Throughout this course we will create and manage several different pieces of content and the team site will be our site of choice for doing this! Understanding this site is the center piece of starting your journey of understanding SharePoint and applying it to you everyday life!
Lessons
Lab : SharePoint Designer Interface
Lab : SharePoint Designer (Basics)
Lab : SharePoint Designer (Basics)
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 4: Data Views
In this module we are going to take a look at Data Views and Data Sources.
Lessons
Lab : DataViews
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 5: External Content TypesIn this module we are going to take a look at the new Business Connectivity Services (BCS), the replacement/new version of Business Data Catalog (BDC).Lessons
Lab : External Content Types
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 6: WorkflowsIn this module we are going to take a look at implementing workflows with SharePoint Designer 2010.Lessons
Lab : BuiltInActivities (2007)
Lab : BuiltInActivities (2010)
Lab : LoopingWorkflow
Lab : ReusableWorkflows
Lab : ModifyOOBWorkflow
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Before attending this course, students must have:
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Updated: 2009-12-14
[This article is pre-release documentation and is subject to change in future releases.]
Access Services is a service in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 that lets an administrator view, edit, and configure a Microsoft Access application within a Web browser.
All Access Services settings support backup and recovery, regardless of whether there is a UI setting in Central Administration. However, backup and recovery only apply to service-level and administrative-level settings; end-user content from the Access application is not backed up as part of this process.
Access Services has Windows PowerShell functionality that you can use to provision the service or provision a new instance that uses settings from a previous backup; configure and manage macro and query setting; manage and configure session management; and configure all the global settings of the service.
The following cmdlets are available for Beta.
Cmdlet name
New-SPAccessServiceApplication
Get-SPAccessServiceApplication
Set-SPAccessServiceApplication
To download the AccessServicesCmdlets.chm file, see Windows PowerShell for SharePoint Server 2010 Beta (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=179124).
Updated: 2009-12-14
[This article is pre-release documentation and is subject to change in future releases.]
Enterprise content management (ECM) is the strategies, methods, and tools used to obtain, retain, and deliver content and documents related to processes within an organization. In Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, Windows PowerShell cmdlets focus on two aspects of content deployment functionality.
Content deployment copies content from a source SharePoint Server 2010 site collection to a destination site collection. You can copy the entire source site collection or a subset of sites.
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Note:
Make sure that you run the initial content deployment as a full deployment. After you complete a full deployment, you can run an incremental deployment, which deploys only changed pages and related assets.
The Windows PowerShell cmdlets that are related to content deployment focus on two areas:
There are also cmdlets that support administration of metadata.
The following cmdlets are available for Beta.
Cmdlet name
Get-SPContentDeploymentJob
New-SPContentDeploymentJob
Remove-SPContentDeploymentJob
Set-SPContentDeploymentJob
Start-SPContentDeploymentJob
Get-SPContentDeploymentPath
New-SPContentDeploymentPath
Remove-SPContentDeploymentPath
Set-SPContentDeploymentPath
Clear-SPMetadataWebServicePartitionData
Export-SPMetadataWebServicePartitionData
Import-SPMetadataWebServicePartitionData
Get-SPSiteSubscriptionMetadataConfig
Remove-SPSiteSubscriptionMetadataConfig
Set-SPSiteSubscriptionMetadataConfig
Get-SPTaxonomySession
Get-SPMetadataServiceApplication
New-SPMetadataServiceApplication
Set-SPMetadataServiceApplication
Get-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy
New-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy
Set-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy
To download the ECMCmdlets.chm or MetadataCmdlets.chm file, see Windows PowerShell for SharePoint Server 2010 Beta (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=179124).
Here is another development VHD that contains the following products:
Keep in mind that many of the software included on the VHD require activation after 30 days.
MSDN, TechNet, or Partner Action Pack license keys will active software that is not Beta.
If you wish to activate Beta software check the Microsoft.com sites for each respective product and retrieve the key there.
Code samples from:
- SharePoint Conference 2009, "Advanced Development for Silverlight 3 in SharePoint 2010"
- MSDN Webcast Feb 2010, "Developing Rich Solutions in Silverlight for SharePoint 2010"
- ReadMe.docx
This release includes a recording of the MSDN Webcast,
“Developing Rich Solutions in Silverlight for SharePoint 2010”
along with the code shown in the webcast. These are updates of the same solutions shown at SharePoint Conference 2009 in the talk, “Advanced Development for Silverlight 3 in SharePoint 2010”; this Code Gallery release will serve to provide the sample code from both talks.
The code samples are as follows:
SharePoint and Silverlight from Scratch
This walkthrough was presented only in the webcast to show how to get stared developing in Silverlight for SharePoint 2010. The sample includes only the snippets (in Visual Studio snippet format); it will be necessary to watch the webcast to see how to use them.
Picture View Web Part
This is a Silverlight web part that shows a slide show of images stored in a SharePoint picture library. This demonstrates how to use the HTML bridge to reduce the number of round-trips to the server. In this case, the server side web part passes the URL’s of the pictures to Silverlight in a hidden form field, removing the need for the Silverlight application to query the server for the list of pictures.
Paged List View Web Part
This is a Silverlight web part that shows a grid of data from a SharePoint list. It allows paging, sorting and filtering, and only loads an n-row page at a time to allow viewing a large data set without downloading the whole thing to Silverlight. In addition to loading the first “page” of data in a hidden field (like the Picture View web part) , it obtains additional content using ADO.NET Data Services and SharePoint’s new RESTful interface.
NOTE this release does not include the target list, and the sample will not run without it. A future release may include a matching list definition with sample data.
Video Field Control
This adds a Video field to SharePoint, using Silverlight applications to view and select the video. The actual field simply stores the URL of the video. The Silverlight display application is very simple, and just plays the video based on this URL. The selector application is more interesting as it uses the client object model to provide a simple browsing and preview feature in which the user can select a site, library and video to be shown.
Connected Silverlight Web Parts
This sample includes a pair of web parts – a source and target. When connected via the web browser, text entered into the source web part will appear on all targets as it is typed. This shows how to use SharePoint’s web part connection mechanism – which runs on the server side – as a broker to connect the Silverlight applications. The Silverlight applications communicate using the new Silverlight 3.0 Local Messaging API.
Extracted from
This master page is meant as a starting point for creating master pages for Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010. Most of the controls on the page are hidden. You can move these controls into other locations based on your design. You can find the default controls in the v4.master page that ships with the product.
