《Developing Custom Applications with SharePoint Server 2007.docx》
Table of Contents
2. Introduction - Business goal
2.3 RBA Consulting’s collaboration with Microsoft
2.4 Solution Roles & Use Cases
2.8 SharePoint Development Toolset
3. User Interface, Web & Forms
3.1.5.1 Extra ‘Status’ column in form library
3.1.5.2 InfoPath forms submitted to SharePoint form library
3.2 Look & feel – SharePoint theme
3.2.2 Create a new SharePoint site theme for branding
4.3 SharePoint lists vs. SQL table
5.2 How to choose between out-of-the-box vs. SharePoint Designer vs. Visual Studio
5.2.1 Out-of-the-box workflows
5.2.2 Build with SharePoint Designer 2007
5.2.3 Build with Visual Studio 2005/2008
5.3 Set up the Development Environment to support workflows
5.4 Build a custom activity for SharePoint Designer
5.4.1 Create the Visual Studio project
5.4.2 Define Dependency Properties of the Activity class
5.4.4 Deployment of a custom SharePoint Designer activity
5.4.4.1 Deploy the compiled assembly
5.4.4.2 Mark the assembly as safe in web.config
5.4.4.3 Create a new action in WSS.ACTIONS
5.4.5 Use new custom SharePoint Designer activity in a SharePoint Designer workflow
5.4.6.1 How to troubleshoot/debug a custom workflow activity?
5.4.6.2 What is the difference between a Visual Studio workflow and a SharePoint Designer workflow?
6.3 List query API (SPQuery class)
6.4 Cross-site query API (SPSiteDataQuery class)
6.5 Full Text SQL Search Queries
6.5.2 Author code for the Full Text SQL Search API
6.5.2.3 Parse and format results
6.5.2.4 Bringing it all together
6.5.3 Configure your SharePoint Server computer to use the Full Text SQL Search API
6.5.3.3 Add managed properties
6.6.1.1 How to search for items in a specific list?
6.6.1.2 Separate query creation / execution / result parsing.
6.6.1.3 The right search API for the job
6.6.1.4 Column Names vs. Managed Property Names
6.6.1.6 Creating console application for troubleshooting
7.2 Business Intelligence with SharePoint Server 2007
7.3 Intro to User-defined functions
7.4 Creation of the user-defined function
7.5 Creation of the Excel Services workbook
7.5.2 Leverage user-defined functions
7.5.3 Add charts to an Excel Services workbook
7.6.1 Deploy the user-defined function
7.6.2 Publish the workbook to Excel Services
7.7 View an Excel Services workbook
8.1.2 Draw the line out-of-the-box vs. custom code
8.1.3 SharePoint Designer vs. InfoPath vs. Visual Studio vs. Excel Services
8.1.4 Environment architecture
8.1.5 Replicate the data structure from one environment to another
8.2 Code & deliverables repository
9.1 Debugging and Troubleshooting
9.1.1 Log messages to the Windows Event Log
9.1.2 Troubleshooting Enterprise Search API code
9.1.3 Troubleshooting InfoPath forms
9.1.4 Use a .NET Console application for unit testing
9.3 Tie back to business needs
9.4 Flexibility to support business changes
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