Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Technologies: Planning, Design and Implementation
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title pagei
- Copyrightiv
- Contentsv
- Forewordxv
- Prefacexvii
- Chapter 1. 2007 Microsoft Office System1
- 1.1 Introducing the 2007 Microsoft Office System1
- Chapter 2. Windows SharePoint Services V3.011
- 2.1 A Necessary Platform11
- 2.2 Main Architectural Ingredients13
- 2.3 Rendering Sites22
- 2.4 Storage29
- 2.5 Security Model37
- Chapter 3. Collaboration45
- 3.1 Wikis, Blogs, and RSS (Really Simple Syndication)45
- 3.2 Mobile Access55
- 3.3 E-Mail and WSS 3.058
- Chapter 4. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 200769
- 4.1 Shared Services69
- 4.2 MOSS extensions to WSS 3.070
- 4.3 Business Data Catalog81
- Chapter 5. Enterprise Content Management89
- 5.1 Document Management90
- 5.2 Records Management97
- 5.3 Web Content Management106
- Chapter 6. Search115
- 6.1 A Common Search Engine116
- 6.2 Configuring Search120
- 6.3 Consuming Search128
- Chapter 7. People143
- 7.1 The SharePoint User Profile144
- 7.2 Personal Portal„A Users View152
- 7.3 People Picker and Cross Forest Operations161
- Chapter 8. Business Intelligence163
- 8.1 Excel Services164
- 8.2 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)169
- 8.3 Dashboards and Report Center Templates171
- Chapter 9. Office and Exchange Integration175
- 9.1 Outlook 2007175
- 9.2 Word 2007180
- 9.3 PowerPoint 2007182
- 9.4 Excel 2007183
- 9.5 Access 2007183
- 9.6 InfoPath 2007184
- 9.7 My SharePoints„Navigating Sites, Opening, and Saving items184
- 9.8 Accessing SharePoint Document Libraries through OWA 2007185
- Chapter 10. Planning the SharePoint Deployment189
- 10.1 Getting to Know the Requirements189
- 10.2 Planning SharePoint Features190
- 10.3 Overview of Deployment Sizing195
- 10.4 Sizing SharePoint Server 2007203
- 10.5 Disk Subsystem Planning209
- 10.6 Global Deployment Considerations211
- 10.7 Preparing for Software Deployment213
- 10.8 Planning Backup and Restore218
- 10.9 Planning Data Migrations219
- 10.10 Planning Support for SharePoint222
- 10.11 Performance Monitoring232
- Chapter 11. Introduction to SharePoint Development237
- 11.1 Development Architecture Overview237
- 11.2 Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007243
- 11.3 Microsoft Visual Studio 2005249
- 11.4 Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Solution Framework253
- Chapter 12. SharePoint Programmability267
- 12.1 Custom Web Pages and Web Applications in SharePoint267
- 12.2 The Object Model284
- 12.3 Web Services299
- Chapter 13. Building and Deploying Web Parts309
- 13.1 Introduction309
- 13.2 What is a Web Part?309
- 13.3 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Web Parts317
- 13.4 Creating Custom Web Parts341
- 13.5 Coding Web Parts354
- 13.6 Connecting Web Parts366
- 13.7 Debugging Web Parts374
- 13.8 Packaging and Deploying Web Parts375
- Chapter 14. Branding your SharePoint 2007 Sites383
- 14.1 What is Branding?383
- 14.2 Branding Pain Points in SharePoint Portal Server 2003384
- 14.3 SharePoint 2007 Enhancements388
- 14.4 Customizing the Color Scheme407
- 14.5 Themes411
- 14.6 Site Title, Description, and Icon420
- 14.7 Basic Branding Exercises421
- Chapter 15. Site Definitions and Templates429
- 15.1 Defining Site Definitions, Site Templates, and Custom Templates429
- 15.2 Dissecting ONET.XML448
- 15.3 Site Definition Solution Files454
- 15.4 Site Definition Branding Exercise455
- Chapter 16. Features463
- 16.1 What is a Feature?463
- 16.2 SharePoint 2007 Features464
- 16.3 Feature Architecture466
- 16.4 Feature Receivers482
- 16.5 Feature Lifecycle483
- 16.6 Feature Stapling491
- 16.7 Deploying Features using the Solution Framework493
- 16.8 Branding Using Features Exercise496
- Chapter 17. Events513
- 17.1 What is an Event?513
- 17.2 Working with Events533
- 17.3 Working with Document Libraries„Event Exercise546
- Chapter 18. InfoPath Forms Services and Workflow557
- 18.1 What is InfoPath Forms Services?557
- 18.2 Configuring InfoPath Forms Services560
- 18.3 Introduction to InfoPath 2007570
- 18.4 Data Connections574
- 18.5 Creating a Browser-Enabled Form Template578
- 18.6 Deploying and Managing InfoPath Forms586
- 18.7 Document Information Panel603
- 18.8 Adding Code to a Form Template608
- 18.9 Workflow and SharePoint Server 2007616
- 18.10 Workflow Authoring623
- 18.11 Integrating InfoPath Forms with Workflow632
- 18.12 Conclusion642
- Index643
SharePoint provides a vital service to businesses--content sharing over Intranet and Internet sites. Microsoft is investing tons of research and development money into content sharing technologies: SharePoint is the "next big thing" for MS Office users, especially in a world where many work teams are becoming geographically dispersed. SharePoint 2007 is a big improvement over former releases, due to enhanced security, better search capabilities, and more robust functionality. Lots of change means that users will have to come up to speed on the new enhancements.
With SharePoint 2007 Technologies, readers will gain a working knowledge of the architecture, administration, and end user features offered by SharePoint 2007. This book also provides practical techniques to help IT professionals integrate Sharepoint with other MS products such as Exchange Server. The expertise of the authors, who have helped many businesses leverage Microsoft technologies, makes this book an invaluable tool to anyone interested in deploying Sharepoint '07.
*More than 50,000 HP employees already use SharePoint, and that's just one company!
*SharePoint 2007 enables businesses to share documents, implement version controls, intensify security, and create workgroups, all in real-time
*All companies using MS Exchange Server will examine the latest iteration of SharePoint
With SharePoint 2007 Technologies, readers will gain a working knowledge of the architecture, administration, and end user features offered by SharePoint 2007. This book also provides practical techniques to help IT professionals integrate Sharepoint with other MS products such as Exchange Server. The expertise of the authors, who have helped many businesses leverage Microsoft technologies, makes this book an invaluable tool to anyone interested in deploying Sharepoint '07.
*More than 50,000 HP employees already use SharePoint, and that's just one company!
*SharePoint 2007 enables businesses to share documents, implement version controls, intensify security, and create workgroups, all in real-time
*All companies using MS Exchange Server will examine the latest iteration of SharePoint