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As a first-class platform that has evolved significantly since its

previous release, SharePoint 2010 now provides several advancements

for the developer (native Visual Studio tools support, services and

extensibility enhancements, and APIs), and many new capabilities

(improved data programmability, line-of-business interoperability,

and sandboxed solutions) With this authoritative guide, industry

veteran Steve Fox provides expert guidance on developing applications

as he walks you through the fundamentals of programming, explores

the developer toolset, and provides practical code examples to teach

you how to use many of SharePoint’s new developer features You’ll

quickly discover how SharePoint’s rich platform supports great

collaboration, extensibility, and interoperability.

Beginning SharePoint 2010 Development:

• Guides you through the creation of your first SharePoint 2010 application

• Addresses working with SharePoint 2010 sites, lists, and Web parts

• Describes developing SharePoint applications using SharePoint

Designer 2010

• Reviews standard and Visual Web parts, as well as data view Web parts

• Details integrating SharePoint with Microsoft® Office

• Explains how to secure your SharePoint 2010 applications

Steve Fox is a Technical Evangelist in the Developer Platform Evangelism group

at Microsoft He presents at many conferences and has written numerous articles

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⊲ I GEttING StartED WIth SharEPoINt 2010 DEVELoPMENt

SharePoint 2010 Developer Tools

Building and Deploying SharePoint

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Integrating Line-of-Business Data Using

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SharePoint ® 2010 Development

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Beginning SharePoint ® 2010 Development

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aBout thE author

StEVE fox of Redmond, WA, is a Senior Technical Evangelist in the Developer Platform Evangelism group at Microsoft He’s worked in the IT industry for more than 15 years, and has worked in the areas of natural language, search, developer tools, and, more recently, Office Business Application and SharePoint development Fox also presents at both domestic and international conferences (such as TechEd, PDC, DevConnections, and SAP TechEd, among others), and has written a number of books

such as Professional SharePoint 2007 Development using Silverlight 2 (Indianapolis: Wiley, 2009) and Microsoft NET and SAP (Redmond, WA: Microsoft Press, 2009), as well as articles for MSDN

Magazine and other technical magazines.

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aBout thE tEchNIcaL EDItorS

DarrIN BIShoP is a speaker, author, and developer focusing on Microsoft SharePoint Technologies

He is the president and lead developer for Darrin Bishop Group, Inc., a Midwest-based Microsoft

Partner focusing on SharePoint Technologies, portals, and collaboration He is the author of The

Rational Guide to Building SharePoint Web Parts (Greenland, N.H: Rational Press, 2008), as well

as several articles in various magazines Bishop is an international speaker and speaks at many SharePoint conferences, SharePoint Saturdays, MOSS Camps, and User Groups He has been work-ing with SharePoint Technologies since the release of SharePoint Portal Server 2001

ELI roBILLarD designs and guides the delivery of global SharePoint solutions as a Principal Architect at Infusion Development Corporation He is a SharePoint Server MVP, a co-author of

Professional SharePoint 2007 Development (Indianapolis: Wiley, 2007), founder of the Toronto

SharePoint Users Group, co-chair of the Toronto SharePoint Camp, and past chair of a group of high-profile industry influencers and early-adopters known as the ASPInsiders Robillard lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada where he also plays music and goes on adventures with Dawn, Irina, and their dog, Dakota

KENNEth SchaEfEr is an independent developer and designer focusing on SharePoint and based solutions

Web-BrENDoN SchWartz has worked in the Atlanta area User Group scene, and is known around town as one of the Atlanta NET Regular Guys (www.devcow.com) He is currently on the INETA Board of Directors as the Vice President of Technology, and is a Microsoft MVP for ASP.NET

Today, Brendon works to solve real-world business problems with Microsoft technologies, such as SharePoint, Office, BizTalk, VSTS, and NET technologies In addition to presenting at local User Groups, he helped create the “Free Training 1,2,3!” series (www.freetraining123.com) to help developers learn Microsoft technologies He presented material at the first SharePoint 1,2,3! event (www.sharepoint123.com), along with other members of the Atlanta Microsoft Professionals

Schwartz has helped on the leadership teams of five different User Groups At the first Atlanta Code Camp in 2005, he presented material on ASP.NET mobile controls

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aSSocIatE DIrEctor of MarKEtING

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WhEN It coMES to WrItING a BooK, no man is an island It takes countless hours and resources to compile a book of this nature That said, I’d like to thank Jim Minatel and Paul Reese for taking on the project, and to Kevin Shafer for marshaling the book through the editorial and review process

A number of technical editors helped review chapters, so a big thanks to Darrin, Eli, Ken, and Brendan The comments were great and helped create a better end product They also taught me a few things along the way

I’d also like to say a blanket thanks to all of the content and production editors All of you made the book possible and, at the end of the day, a much better product for the beginning SharePoint developer

On a personal note, I’d like to thank my wife who put up with me locking myself away for hours at

a time Nicole, you are ever-tolerant and I’m deeply indebted to you

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SharePoint 2010: The Platform 12

SharePoint Central Administration 19

Installing and Configuring Windows Server Hyper-V 37

Getting Familiar with SharePoint 2010 45

Developing SharePoint Applications Using SharePoint Designer 2010 78

Managing Other Data Sources in SharePoint Designer 85

Creating Web Parts 130

Creating Lists, Site Columns, and Content Types 135 Working with SharePoint Data 141 Creating Event Receivers 147 Creating aspx Pages 150 Creating Master Pages 153

CONTENTS

Programming Against Lists Using the Client Object Model 186Programming Against Lists Using a Custom WCF Service 197

Creating Event Receivers for a SharePoint List 210

Understanding Office Business Applications (OBAs) 278

Anatomy of an External Content Type 284 Connectivity Options with BCS 287 Developing Your First Application Using BCS 289

CONTENTS

ASP.NET Web Services 365

WCF Web Services 378 RESTful Web Services 387 Azure and SharePoint 390

Recommended Reading 398

inteGratinG sharePoint ChaPter 11:

Content Type as a Document Template 400 Using InfoPath in Your SharePoint Solutions 404 Managing Office Documents through a SharePoint Workflow 406 Integrating Office Documents with SharePoint List Data 410 Server-Side Services 418

CONTENTS

seCurinG your ChaPter 12:

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My fIrst experIence wIth sharepoInt was the task of integrating multiple SharePoint 2003 sites into one all-up organizational portal — a fairly straightforward project that integrated four sites into one This one project got me curious, and, in the process, not only exposed me to the inner workings of SharePoint, but also got me hooked on the technology

As I learned more about SharePoint, I realized the path was longer than I had originally thought Since that time, I’ve seen the platform mature quite a bit, and interest from developers like yourself swell to what is now a very high rate of growth and adoption And the market for SharePoint is also growing at

a very rapid pace — one that is currently outpacing the growth of the SharePoint developer community What you’ll learn in this book is that SharePoint 2010 has a lot to offer the developer You can move from the small-scale development project where you’re building custom Web parts, to the larger, enterprise-grade solution that leverages Web services and integrates with other Microsoft and non-Microsoft technologies This is the incredible part about SharePoint — it is a platform with huge potential in multiple directions And, as a beginning SharePoint developer, you should strap yourself

in, because you’re in for a great ride

who thIs Book Is for

Simply put, this book is aimed at the developer who is new to SharePoint The book assumes that you have some programming experience and a passion to learn how to develop for SharePoint But this book does not assume that you’ve programmed against SharePoint before If this somewhat fits with you, then this book is absolutely for you

With regard to your general development background, the two assumptions in this book are that you have some familiarity with Web development, and you have an understanding of NET pro-gramming With regard to Web development, this book assumes that you understand HTML, and may have an understanding of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Extensible Markup Language/

Extensible Stylesheet Language (XML/XSL), and dynamic languages such as JavaScript You may have a light understanding of ASP.NET and are looking to apply this knowledge to the SharePoint space In any case, you have some understanding of the fundamentals of Web and NET develop-ment, and are looking to apply those to the SharePoint space

what thIs Book covers

SharePoint 2010 is a significant leap forward from the 2007 release, and you will find that there are

a ton of features built into the platform for you to leverage in your solution development Because SharePoint is a broad platform that covers a lot, this book also covers quite a bit of ground surface

As a Wrox Beginning book, the goal of the book is to get you started with many of the

fundamen-tals so that you can continue on to advanced programming beyond this book