Entwicklung von SharePoint 2010 Anwendungen

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Entwicklung von SharePoint 2010 Anwendungen

Simon [email protected]

Zürich, 23.04.2010

© 2010MSDN TechTalk - SharePoint 2010 für Entwickler 2

Speaker

Name Simon Amrein

Company Trivadis AG

Email [email protected]


Agenda

Data are always part of the game.

Visual Studio 2010 Support

LINQ to SharePoint

Client Object Model

Business Connectivity Service


Better support for SharePoint development

Support only for SharePoint 2010 (no extended SharePoint 2007 support)

Easy way to Debug Feature/Solution

F5 – Deployment

Visual Studio 2010

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Templates

Event Receivers

Web Partsincl Visual WebPart (no more SmartParts)

Workflows

Content Type

List / Site Definition

BCS Model

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SharePoint 2010 Project Templates

All Projects built using standard structure

Common Project Properties Project File Project Folder Assembly Deployment Target Sandboxed Solution Site URL Startup Item


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SharePoint 2010 Project Structure

Standard Project Nodes Properties References Features

Package SharePoint Project Items

(optionally added by dev using SharePoint 2010 Developer Tools)



Add-in for Server Explorer window Easy way to examine site artifacts Quick way to launch browser into site

SharePoint Explorer extensibility Developers can write add-ins to

populate nodes and provide contextual menu commands

Local machines only

Server Explorer


Configure Feature with VS Support

Define Scope (Farm, Site, Web, WebApplication)

Feature Designer


Define features and additional files for WSP-Package

Edit Manifest manually if required

The way to build your WSP File – No WSPBuilder needed anymore

Package Explorer

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Deployment

F5 deployment on testsystem

STSADM / Powershell

… but Solution Installer is still a good opportunity…



Demo


Visual Studio 2010


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LINQ to SharePoint

Client Object Model


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SQL Query

string cs =“Data Source=localhost;…..“;using (SqlConnection c = new SqlConnection(cs)){ c.Open(); SqlCommand cmd = c.CreateCommand(cs); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.CommandText = “SELECT * FROM…..”; SqlDataReader r = cmd.ExecuteReader();….

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XML Query

XmlTextReader r = new XmlTextReader(“c:\data.xml”);While(r.Read()){

XmlNodeType nt = r.NodeType; switch(nt) { case XmlNodeType.Element: …. case XmlNodeType.Attribute: ….

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2007-Style CAML Query

<Where> <Gt> <FieldRef Name='EndDate'/> <Value Type='DateTime'> <Today OffsetDays=\"-1\"/> </Value> </Gt></Where>


What is LINQ?

Language Integrated Query

Simplified, object-oriented way to query

Bridges OOP and relational data

Compile-time checked queries

Provides IntelliSense inside Visual Studio

Unified syntax for querying any data source


LINQ to SharePoint

No CAML Required

Entity classes form Business Layer

Strongly-typed queries, compile-time check

Intellisense helps query construction

Microsoft.SharePoint.Linq.dll Encapsulates the SharePoint object model queries based on the

created entity classes


Using LINQ to SharePoint

Create Entity

Classes

Create DataContext

Writer Queries


Creating Entity Classes

Generated from spmetal utilityspmetal /web:<site Url> /code:Projects.cs

Create classes and add them to project


DataContext Object

DataContext class allows access to list data


Modifying List Data

Changes to entity objects are tracked by Linq provider

Changes submitted SubmitChanges() method is called


Demo


LINQ to SharePoint

http://www.layer2.de/de/unternehmen/news/Seiten/Microsoft-SharePoint-Server-2010.aspx


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LINQ to SharePoint

Client Object Model



Why Client Object Model?

More SharePoint Web services is a major request

Client Object Model provides complete API instead of more services

Provides an abstraction layer to return results as recognizable SharePoint objects

Consistent developer experience across platforms (.NET, ECMAScript, Silverlight)


Supported Areas

Site Collections and Sites

Lists, List Items, Views, and List Schemas

Files and Folders

Web, List, and List Item Property Bags

Web Parts

Security

Content Types

Site Templates and Site Collection Operations


Equivalent Objects

Server (Microsoft.SharePoint)

.NET Managed(Microsoft.SharePoint.Client)

Silverlight(Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight)

JavaScript(SP.js)

SPContext ClientContext ClientContext ClientContext

SPSite Site Site Site

SPWeb Web Web Web

SPList List List List

SPListItem ListItem ListItem ListItem

SPField Field Field Field

Member names mostly the same from server to client (e. g., SPWeb.QuickLaunchEnabled = Web.QuickLaunchEnabled)


Using the Client Object Model

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.NET Client OM

ClientContext clientContext = new ClientContext("http://server");

//Load methodclientContext.Load(clientContext.Web); clientContext.Load(clientContext.Web.Lists);

//LoadQuery methodvar q1 = from list in context.Web.Lists where list.Title != null select list; var r1 = context.LoadQuery(q1);


Demo


.net Client Object Model


Silverlight Client OM

Silverlight Development Enabled by Client OM

Can use Silverlight in separate ASPX page or in Web Part

Can utilize Client OM in Silverlight to create SharePoint apps


Creating Silverlight Web Parts

A Web Part can be a host for Silverlight

SharePoint ships with Silverlight web part

The web part can contain custom properties that are sent to Silverlight via the InitParameters property

The XAP file can be deployed to LAYOUTS and loaded at run time

The Silverlight application can then make use of the Client OM.


Silverlight Client OM


Demo


Silverlight WebPart


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LINQ to SharePoint

Client Object Model



Business Connectivity Services

Provide connectivity support to the following types of external systems: Databases Web/WCF services Microsoft .NET Framework connectivity assemblies Custom data sources

Read and Write

Provides rich cache, offline work features and supports cache-based operations.

Batch and Bulk Operation Support


BCS Architecture

CustomSQL

External DataWCF

Cache


Client Runtime

SharePoint Server 2010


Secure Store Service (SSS)

Search, Workflow, Web Parts

External Content Types (ECT)

Server Runtime

SharePoint Site

VSTOPackage

External List

Office Client

Office Integration

External Business Parts

Custom Code

.NET Connector


Solution Types, Personas and Tools

Power User / No code RAD Dev

• OOB UX on thin and rich clients (Outlook and Groove) based on External Lists• Custom Forms in SharePoint and

Groove• Connect to existing back-end

integration services or simple databases• Simple BDC Models (few ECTs,

simple associations)• Transparent packaging (managed by

BCS)

Advanced

Advanced Dev Custom Code

• Custom UX and data integration on thin and rich clients (apps that support VSTO add-ins)• Through Office, SharePoint and BCS

Object Models• Custom back-end connectivity

through .Net objects• Complex BDC models (many ECTs,

complex associations)

• Explicit packaging (managed by dev)

SharePoint Designer

Simple

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx


Development ApproachesSharePoint Server

(Prod / Dev)IT Admin

Import & ConfigureWSP/BDC

SI/IT Devs

“Live” connection

SharePoint Designer

No code, discover and configure existing back-end integration end-points

Connect to (existing) WCF, ADO.Net and .Net Objects

Simultaneously author thin and rich client UX for External List and InfoPath Forms

Pro Dev

Produce WSP/ClickOnce Package w/BDC Model

WSP/ ClickOnce Package

Create custom back-end integration logic using .Net code

Author thin and rich client UX (independently) as SharePoint and VSTO customization projects


SharePoint Designer

Connecting to an externaldatasource – Just a fewclicks to go…


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External List – SharePoint Designer



The tool for creating “.NET Connectors”


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External List – Visual Studio

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Courses / Events

Microsoft Ignite Training SharePoint 2010 for developers (4Tg) 21.06.-24.06.2010 in Zürich 06.09.-09.09.2010 in Basel

SharePoint 2010 – Was ist neu für Administratoren und IT Professionals (5Tg) 20.09.-24.09.10 in München 18.10.-22.10.10 in Zürich


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