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Overview
Whether or not youve already benefited from Scot P. Hillier's first renowned Apress book, Microsoft SharePoint: Building Office 2003 Solutions, this fantastic follow-up is sure to please! This book will cover advanced techniques for programming web parts and SharePoint Services.
Hillier also covers advanced integration techniques with related products like BizTalk Server 2004 and Content Server. Intended for advanced developers who already know all of the basic SharePoint Services, this book will steer you in solving ultra-specific, advanced problems.
Table of Contents
- Collaborative Application Markup Language
- Databases,Web Services, and Protocols
- Advanced Web Part Techniques
- Advanced SharePoint Portal Server Solutions
- The Information Bridge Framework
- The Business Scorecards Accelerator
- SharePoint and BizTalk Server 2004
- SharePoint and Microsoft Content Management Server
Synopsis
Hillier's sequel to Microsoft SharePoint: Building Office 2003 Solutions is aimed at intermediate to advanced software developers who want to radically change SharePoint or integrate it with other key Microsoft technologies. It assumes strong knowledge of SharePoint as well as .NET development skills including XML, Web services, scripting, code access security, ASP.NET, and SQL. The text focuses on two key areas: site structure and system integration. Hillier is an executive with a Microsoft certified solution provider based in White Plains, NY. Annotation © 2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Editorials
From Barnes & Noble
The Barnes & Noble ReviewSharePoint’s “out of the box” solutions have driven it into thousands of businesses. Now developers want to know just how much more it can do. The answer: Plenty. The guide: Advanced SharePoint Services Solutions.
Scot P. Hillier illuminates Collaborative Application Markup Language, the language that defines SharePoint’s sites and lists, and exposes the key database tables, web services, and communication protocols SharePoint relies on. Manipulate these, and you can do incredible stuff. (Or wreak havoc. Hillier shows how not to.)
You’ll also learn how to customize navigation and search (without wrecking performance); build slicker Web Parts faster; and integrate SharePoint with BizTalk Server and Content Management Server (until now, poorly documented). Finally, if your company’s focused on driving better real-time performance, don’t miss Hilliard’s intro to the Business Scorecards Accelerator. Bill Camarda, from the February 2005 Read Only