Day 1
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WSS Architecture |
- Design of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (WSS3)
- Interaction among IIS, WSS, CLR, SQL Server, and ASP.NET
- Differences between WSS and Office SharePoint Server 2007
- Deployment models
- Built-in customization and custom development
- Sites, servers and server farms
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Building WSS Features |
- Features - a WSS3 extensibility mechanism
- Built-in features provided
- Extending WSS3 sites with features
- Building custom features
- WSS object model, events, and Web services
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Pages |
- Site pages and application pages
- Differences, custumization, and creating pages
- Page processing, integration with ASP.NET pipeline
- Adding custom code
- Page design, templates
- Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML)
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Day 2
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Master pages |
- Master pages defined
- Creating cohesive look and feel in WSS3 sites with Master pages
- Navigation controls
- Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to control more than just fonts and colors
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Web Part Fundamentals |
- Web Parts - the building blocks of a WSS3 site
- Creating rich pages with Web parts
- Displaying content from a variety of sources
- Building reusable, customizable web parts
- Interacting with the WSS3 object model
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Advanced Web Parts |
- Building rich Web Parts that support Ajax
- Fundamentals of Ajax programming and design
- Server communication with Ajax-enabled WCF services
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Day 3
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Lists |
- Lists as building blocks for accessing structured content
- Accessing the rich set of built-in lists including contacts, announcements, and more
- Accessing list content prorties and data
- Defining custom lists and custom content types
- Working with list schema
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Document Libraries |
- Document file management issues
- Using Office 2007 applications and document partents
- Document library content management
- Using InfoPath forms and InfoPath Server with SharePoint
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Workflow |
- Fundamentals of Windows Workflow
- Defining, executing, and debugging workflows
- Using Workflows
- Creating and managing workflows that integrate with WSS3 sites
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Day 4
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Security |
- Securing WSS3 sites for intranet and Internet use
- WSS security integration with IIS and ASP.NET
- Authentication and authorization
- Using custom authentication providers
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Performance tuning |
- Monitoring and tuning WSS3 applications
- Tuning SQL server, IIS, and ASP.NET
- Caching
- Performance counters
- Content access analysis
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Deployment |
- Deploying WSS3 applications
- Managing custom solution deployments for single servers and web farms
- Creating solution packages
- Bulding 'global' friendly solutions
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Day 5
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Introduction to MOSS |
- What is MOSS
- What key features does MOSS provide
- Understanding the difference between WSS, ASP.NET and MOSS
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How To - MOSS development |
- Working with Visual Studio and SharePoint Designer
- Understanding Shared Services and providers
- Creating a new Site
- Working with Pages
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Using the Business Data Catalog |
- Premise and goals of the BDC
- Understanding the Application Defintion file
- Authoring ADFs - Using various tools and techniques
- Exploring the contenst of the ADF, entities, associations and methods
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