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Professional business connectivity services in SharePoint 2010 /

A guide to BCS discusses its relationship to other components of SharePoint, its role in the business environment, how to create custom solutions using server-side and client-side object models, and its security solutions.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Autores principales:	Hillier, Scot, Stevenson, Brad (Autor)
Otros Autores:	Baginski, Todd (Editor )
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	Indianapolis, IN : Wrox/Wiley Pub., Ã2011.
Colección:	Programmer to programmer.
Temas:	Microsoft SharePoint (Electronic resource) Intranets (Computer networks) Web servers. Intranets. Serveurs Web. intranets. COMPUTERS > Data Transmission Systems > Broadband. COMPUTERS > Data Transmission Systems > Wireless. COMPUTERS > Networking > Local Area Networks (LANs) Web servers
Acceso en línea:	Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)

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Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Business Connectivity Services
Challenges Integrating External Data
User Challenges
IT Challenges
Introducing Business Connectivity Services
Evolution of the Business Data Catalog
BCS and Other Integration Services
Architecture Overview
Key Capabilities
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
BCS in SharePoint and Office SKUs
Creating Simple BCS Solutions
Creating External Content Types
Creating External Lists
Connecting External Lists to Office 2010
Types of Solutions
Simple Solution Leveraging Out-of-the-Box Capabilities
Intermediate Declarative Solution
Advanced Code-Based Solution
Solution Packaging
ClickOnce Package
Deployment Concepts
Security
Authentication Overview
Claims and OAuth
Office Client
Authorization Overview
Summary
ch. 2 Using BCS Solutions in Sharepoint 2010
Understanding Business Data Connectivity
Introducing the BDC Metadata Model
BDC Metadata Store
Resource Files
Versioning
BDC Service Application
Managing the BDC Service Application
Permissions
Model Import
Model Export
Managing External Content Types
Managing Actions
Managing Profile Pages
Throttling
BDC Server OM
Integrating BCS Data with SharePoint
Using External Lists
Permissions
View Settings
DateTime Fields
Forms
Differences from Regular Lists
Life Cycle and Portability
Using External Data Web Parts
Using the Chart Web Part
Creating External Data Columns
Mobile Device Support
Time Zone Support
User Profile Enhancements Using ECTs
Searching External Systems
Using Workflow to Access External Data
Simple Workflows
Intermediate Workflows
Advanced Workflows
Upgrading from MOSS 2007
Summary
ch. 3 Using BCS Solutions in Office 2010
Understanding Business Data Connectivity
Understanding the BDC Client Runtime
Understanding the Metadata Cache
Understanding Subscriptions in the Metadata Cache
Understanding Cache Population
Understanding Cache Operations
Understanding Solution Deployment
Understanding ClickOnce Deployment
Understanding ClickOnce Security
Connecting External Lists to Outlook
Understanding BCS Folder Limitations
Understanding Form Limitations
Understanding Functional Limitations
Understanding SharePoint Security Limitations
Synchronizing Outlook Data
Managing Client Credentials
Updating Outlook Solutions
Connecting Lists to the SharePoint Workspace
Understanding SPW Architecture
Understanding the Office Document Cache
Synchronizing External Lists
Writing Scripts and Macros
Using External Data in Word
Using External Data Columns
Creating Reusable Site Content Types
Understanding External Data Limitations in Word
Working with External Data in Microsoft Access
Summary
ch. 4 Creating BCS Solutions with the Sharepoint Designer
Working with the BDC Metadata Model
Working with External Data Sources
Connecting with the SQL Server Connector
Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server Databases
Connecting to Oracle Databases
Connecting to ODBC Data Sources
Connecting to OLE DB Data Sources
Connecting with the WCF Service Connector
Connecting to ASP.NET Web Services
Connecting to WCF Web Services
Creating Methods
Implementing Method Stereotypes
Defining Properties
Defining Parameters
Defining Filters
Understanding Stereotype Requirements
Creating Methods for Databases
Creating Finder Methods
Modeling Finder Methods
Understanding the Default Finder
Creating Other Methods
Creating Methods for Web Services
Defining Associations
Creating One-to-Many Associations
Creating Self-Referential Associations
Creating Reverse Associations
Working with Many-to-Many Relationships
Working with External Lists
Creating Custom List Actions
Creating Custom Forms
Creating ASPX Forms
Creating InfoPath Forms
Accessing External Lists in Code
Using the SPList Object
Using the Client Object Model
Initiating Workflows
Developing Solutions
Making Solutions Portable
Converting ASP.NET Solutions
Upgrading BDC 2007 Solutions
Summary
ch. 5 Programming BCS Solutions in Sharepoint 2010
Working with the BDC Server Runtime Object Model
Connecting to the Metadata Catalog
Retrieving Model Elements
Executing Operations
Executing Finder Methods
Executing SpecificFinder Methods
Executing Updater Methods
Executing Creator Methods
Executing Deleter Methods
Executing AssociationNavigator Methods
Working with Complex and Unsupported Types
Using InfoPathForms for Display
Using Complex Formatting for Display
Using Custom Field Types for Display
Advanced Workflow Solutions
Developing Visual Studio Workflows
Developing Pluggable Services
Working with Sandbox Workflow Actions
Working with the BDC Administration Object Model
Connecting to the Catalog
Creating BDC Metadata Models in Code
Importing and Exporting Models
BCS Limits
Summary
ch. 6 Programming BCS Solutions in Office 2010
Creating Outlook Declarative Solutions
Generating Artifacts
Packaging and Deploying Solutions
Creating Custom Form Regions
Creating Custom View Definitions
Including Associations in Declarative Solutions
Creating Custom Actions, Ribbons, and Parts
Coding the Custom Elements
Packaging the Custom Elements
Working with the BDC Client Runtime Object Model
Connecting to the Metadata Catalog
Understanding the Execution Context
Executing Cache Operations
Exploring the Client Cache
Creating Office Add-Ins
Adding Ribbon Support
Creating a Custom Task Pane
Packaging Data-Only Solutions
Summary
ch. 7 Developing and Using Connectors
Developing Connectors
Creating .NET Assembly Connectors
Understanding the Project Tooling
Walking through the Development Process
Creating a New Project
Creating a New Entity
Creating a Finder Method
Creating a SpecificFinder Method
Handling Connection Information
Implementing the Methods
Adding Creator, Updater, and Deleter Methods
Adding a StreamAccessor Method
Creating Associations between Entities
Understanding Non-Foreign Key Relationships
Testing the Connector
Creating Custom Connectors
Understanding Project Elements
Walking through the Development Process
Starting the Project
Handling Connection Information
Defining the Entity
Defining the Finder Method
Implementing the Finder Method
Defining the SpecificFinder Method
Implementing the SpecificFinder Method
Defining the Creator Method
Implementing the Creator Method
Defining the Updater Method
Implementing the Updater Method
Defining the Deleter Method
Implementing the Deleter Method
Creating Configurable Connection Properties
Specifying a Connection Manager
Using the Custom Connector
Handling Errors in Connectors
Handling Runtime and Validation Errors
Handling Concurrency Issues
Packaging Considerations
Summary
ch.
8 Working with BCS Security
Understanding BDC Permissions
Understanding Windows Authentication
Understanding Impersonation
Understanding Delegation
Understanding Anonymous Access
Getting Started with Server Authentication
Using Passthrough Authentication
Using RevertToSelf Authentication
Understanding the Secure Store Service
Using the Secure Store Service for Authentication
Using WindowsCredentials Authentication
Using RdbCredentials Authentication
Using Credentials Authentication
Using Application-Level Authentication
Configuring Client Authentication
Using Passthrough Authentication
Using RevertToSelf Authentication
Using Secure Store Service Authentication
Working with the SSS Object Model
Retrieving Server-Side Credentials
Retrieving Client-Side Credentials
Creating a Pluggable Provider
Understanding Claims Authentication
Understanding Authentication Challenges
Understanding Claims Concepts
Understanding Claims Architecture
Configuring Claims Authentication
Understanding the Claims-to-Windows Token Service
Creating a Claims-Aware Service
Using an STS with a Claims-Aware Service
Understanding Token Authentication
Summary
ch. 9 Working with Enterprise Search
Understanding Search Offerings
Understanding Search Architecture
Understanding the Search Service Application
Understanding the Indexing Process
Understanding the Query Process
Using Basic BCS Search Support
Enabling Search Support
Working with Search Results
Creating and Using Scopes
Displaying BCS Data in Search Results
Crawling Associations
Ignoring Fields
Customizing the Search Results Display
Creating Ranking Models
Understanding Ranking Models
Creating a Custom Ranking Model
Using a Custom Ranking Model
Searching with .NET Assembly Connectors
Enabling Search Basics
Using Custom Hyperlinks in Search Results
Using a Changelog for Incremental Crawls
Debugging Search Connectors
Trimming Search Results
Implementing Crawl-Time Security
Implementing Query-Time Security
Creating a Custom Security Trimmer.
Note continued: Searching with Custom Connectors
Implementing Required Interfaces
Deploying the Connector
Using the Connector
Summary.

Professional business connectivity services in SharePoint 2010 /

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