Advanced SharePoint Services Solutions 1st ed. [Pehme köide]

About the Author		xiii
About the Technical Reviewer		xv
Acknowledgments		xvii
Introduction		xix
Collaborative Application Markup Language		1	(50)
Understanding Key WSS Files		1	(2)
Creating a New Site Definition		3	(3)
Customizing the Site Definition		6	(15)
Using an Alternate Style Sheet		6	(2)
Using an Alternate Header		8	(1)
Customizing the Site Navigation		9	(3)
Working with List and Document Templates		12	(2)
Working with Configurations and Modules		14	(7)
Creating a New List Definition		21	(22)
Understanding the Field Element		23	(9)
Understanding the View Element		32	(2)
Understanding the Toolbar Element		34	(3)
Understanding the Form Element		37	(1)
Adding Lists to Site Definitions		37	(1)
Working with Shortcut Menus		37	(4)
Working with the Content Editor Web Part		41	(2)
Exercise 1-1. Creating a Custom Site Definition		43	(8)
Creating the Base Site Template		43	(1)
Creating the New Menu Item		44	(1)
Accessing the Task Information		45	(2)
Exporting the Task to Microsoft Outlook		47	(2)
Adding the Helper Function		49	(1)
Using the New Site Definition		50	(1)
Databases, Web Services, and Protocols		51	(52)
Working with Documents		51	(19)
The Docs Table		52	(4)
Accessing Binary Information		56	(3)
Downloading and Uploading Documents		59	(2)
Working with Document Properties		61	(9)
Working with Lists		70	(16)
The Lists and UserData Tables		70	(4)
Working with Remote Procedure Calls		74	(12)
Working with Areas, Sites, and Webs		86	(3)
The Sites and Webs Tables		86	(2)
Using the Webs Web Services		88	(1)
Exercise 2-1. Building a Document Web Service		89	(9)
Creating the WSS Team Site		89	(1)
Creating the IIS Web Site		90	(1)
Starting the Web Service Project		91	(2)
Adding the Web Reference		93	(1)
Coding the Web Service		93	(3)
Deploying the Web Service		96	(1)
Creating the Web Service Client		96	(2)
Using the Web Service		98	(1)
Exercise 2-2. Building a Site Explorer		98	(5)
Starting the Project		98	(1)
Adding the Web Reference		99	(1)
Returning All Sites		99	(1)
Adding Child Sites		100	(1)
Running the Sample		101	(2)
Advanced Web Part Techniques		103	(42)
Using the Internet Explorer Web Controls		103	(15)
Installing the IE Web Controls		104	(3)
Using the TreeView Control		107	(3)
Using the Toolbar Control		110	(4)
Using the TabStrip and MultiPage Controls		114	(4)
Working with Web Forms User Controls		118	(18)
Working with the User Control Designer		118	(3)
Hosting and Deploying the User Control		121	(4)
Understanding the Solution Life Cycle		125	(1)
Handling Web Part Properties		126	(4)
Creating a Custom Project Wizard		130	(6)
Exercise 3-1. Using Advanced Techniques		136	(9)
Prerequisites		137	(1)
Creating the Custom Project Wizard		137	(1)
Building the Web Forms User Control		138	(1)
Coding the Web Forms User Control		139	(2)
Building the Host Web Part		141	(1)
Deploying the Web Part		142	(3)
Advanced SharePoint Portal Server Solutions		145	(50)
Customizing SharePoint Portal Server Search		145	(14)
Sending Parameters to Search.aspx		146	(3)
Using the QueryProvider Class		149	(5)
Customizing Search Results		154	(5)
Customizing SharePoint Portal Server Navigation		159	(10)
Using Themes to Differentiate Functionality		161	(1)
Using Tree Views Effectively		162	(2)
Using Breadcrumb Navigation		164	(2)
Handling Performance Issues		166	(3)
Improving Presentation with Audiences		169	(7)
Exercise 4-1. Tree View Navigation		176	(10)
Prerequisites		176	(1)
Starting the Project		177	(1)
Coding the Web Part		177	(8)
Deploying the Web Part		185	(1)
Exercise 4-2. Grouping List Items by Audience		186	(9)
Starting the Project		186	(1)
Coding the Web Part		187	(5)
Deploying the Web Part		192	(3)
The Information Bridge Framework		195	(58)
Understanding Key IBF Concepts		196	(4)
Understanding IBF-Compliant Web Services		197	(1)
Understanding Metadata and the Metadata Service		198	(1)
Understanding the Context and Action Service Engine		198	(1)
Understanding the Application Integration and Rendering Module		199	(1)
Understanding the Role of Smart Technologies		200	(1)
Creating a Development Environment		200	(7)
Performing the Server Installation		202	(1)
Performing the Client Installation		203	(4)
Building IBF Solutions		207	(20)
Designing an IBF Solution		208	(1)
Building IBF-Compliant Web Services		208	(6)
Building User Interfaces		214	(4)
Building IBF Metadata		218	(8)
Deploying IBF Solutions		226	(1)
Understanding Smart Tags		227	(4)
Building Smart Tags		227	(4)
Deploying Smart Tags		231	(1)
Exercise 5-1. Creating IBF Solutions		231	(15)
Prerequisites		231	(1)
Creating the Web Service		231	(6)
Creating the User Interface		237	(2)
Creating the Metadata Project		239	(5)
Testing the Solution		244	(2)
Exercise 5-2. Creating a Smart Tag Recognizer		246	(7)
Starting the Project		246	(1)
Initializing the Recognizer		247	(2)
Recognizing Terms		249	(1)
Finishing the Recognizer		250	(1)
Deploying the Smart Tag		251	(2)
The Business Scorecards Accelerator		253	(24)
Understanding BSA Data Sources		254	(4)
Understanding Data Warehouses		254	(3)
Understanding Cubes		257	(1)
Understanding Business Scorecards		258	(1)
Creating a Development Environment		258	(5)
Installing Core Files		259	(1)
Configuring the Scorecard Web Service		260	(1)
Creating a Test Scorecard Site Collection		261	(2)
Installing Client Components		263	(1)
Creating Business Scorecards		263	(4)
Defining Cubes and Sources		263	(1)
Defining Scorecard Elements		264	(1)
Defining a Scorecard		264	(1)
Mapping the Scorecard		265	(1)
Defining a Strategy Map		266	(1)
Managing Scorecard Security		267	(1)
Exercise 6-1. Creating a Simple Cube		267	(4)
Creating a New Database		267	(1)
Creating Dimensions		268	(2)
Creating a New Cube		270	(1)
Exercise 6-2. Creating a Balanced Scorecard		271	(6)
Defining Scorecard Elements		272	(1)
Defining a Scorecard		273	(1)
Creating a Strategy Map		274	(1)
Mapping the Scorecard		274	(2)
Viewing the Scorecard		276	(1)
SharePoint and BizTalk Server 2004		277	(42)
Understanding BizTalk Server Architecture		277	(2)
Understanding BTS Adapters		277	(2)
Understanding BTS Pipelines		279	(1)
Understanding Orchestrations		279	(1)
Setting up a Development Environment		279	(7)
Installing the Required Updates		280	(1)
Installing BizTalk Server 2004		280	(4)
Installing the WSS Adapter		284	(1)
Creating a Test BizTalk Site Collection		285	(1)
Creating BizTalk Server Solutions		286	(13)
Working with Message Schemas		287	(4)
Developing Orchestrations		291	(5)
Deploying Orchestrations		296	(3)
Exercise 7-1. Using the WSS Adapter		299	(20)
Creating the Message Schemas		299	(5)
Building the InfoPath Forms		304	(3)
Creating the Orchestration		307	(6)
Creating the Send Pipeline		313	(1)
Building and Deploying the Solution		314	(3)
Testing the Solution		317	(2)
SharePoint and Microsoft Content Management Server		319	(34)
Understanding MCMS Architecture		319	(1)
Creating a Development Environment		320	(11)
Creating Web Sites		321	(1)
Setting the Upload Limits		322	(1)
Creating MCMS Accounts		323	(1)
Creating a MCMS Database		324	(1)
Installing Content Management Server		325	(6)
Authoring and Publishing Content		331	(11)
Authoring and Publishing in MCMS		332	(2)
Using the MCMS Pages Web Parts		334	(3)
Using Content from WSS Libraries		337	(5)
Understanding MCMS Templates		342	(5)
Understanding the CmsSharePointConnector Solution		342	(1)
Understanding Templates		343	(2)
Understanding Placeholders		345	(2)
Understanding User Controls		347	(1)
Exercise 8-1. MCMS and SharePoint		347	(6)
Creating the Employee Profile Template		347	(2)
Creating the Employee Profile Form		349	(2)
Adding the Style Sheet to the Catalog		351	(1)
Creating an Employee Profile		351	(2)
Index		353

Scot P. Hillier is an independent consultant focused on SharePoint, Microsoft Office, and .NET technologies. Scot has authored eight books on Microsoft technologies over the last 10 years, as well as numerous articles appearing in magazines and online. In addition to writing, Scot often presents nationally to analysts, decision makers, and developers. Scot is a former U.S. Navy submarine officer and graduate of the Virginia Military Institute. When not working, Scot can be found at home with his family, playing games and taking walks. Scot can be reached at [email protected], and more information about his books is available at SharePointstuff.com.