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Microsoft
SharePoint 2010
For Developers
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Course
Outline
Duration:
4 Days
Prerequisites:
This course is intended for .NET
developers who want to learn how to create custom SharePoint solutions. This
course requires and understanding of Web development with .NET technologies and
Visual Studio. It does not require knowledge of SharePoint, but that is helpful
to get the most out of the course.
Description: SharePoint 2010 has reached a new level of features
for .NET and web development that far exceeds previous versions. This course
introduces SharePoint 2010 as a development platform, which includes creating
sites, lists and pages. In creating these items you’ll be introduced to the
many new features that SharePoint 2010 has to offer. You will explore new
SharePoint projects, item templates, feature and package designer found in
Visual Studio 2010. The course explores programming lists with managed code including
list instances, define views, CAML queries and more.
The SharePoint Client model is covered next with object instances, Silverlight
and other elements. You will learn about branding for pages and styles, and the
importance of Sandbox Solutions. You will see client side programming in
JavaScript, as well as Site definitions and Web Templates as well as Security,
Business Services and Workflow basics. To end the course you will see how to
program navigation and the ribbon bars.
In
this course, you will learn how to:
- Setup the SharePoint architecture
- Define fields, create content types and list
instances
- Use new SharePoint templates and Projects found
in Visual Studio 2010
- Display webs and lists with a Web Part
- Create user controls and delegate controls
- Use the client object model in JavaScript (ECMA
Script) clients
- Creating event handlers and custom list forms
- Create Master pages, themes and custom styles for
the entire web site
- Use a Sandbox for SharePoint development
- Use jQuery with
SharePoint
- Create Core Foundation Site definitions
- Assign right and permissions to individual and
groups
- Consume .NET assemblies and WCF services
- Create custom actions and navigation providers
Getting
Started
- SharePoint as a Development Platform
- Creating a Site
- Lists and Pages
- SharePoint Architecture
- Virtual Paths and Safe Mode
Features
- About Features
- Deploy Files with Module
- Define Fields
- Create Content Types
- Create List Instances
Developing
SharePoint Solutions with Visual Studio 2010
- SharePoint 2010 Project and Item Templates
- Using the Feature Designer
- Using the Package Designer and Package Explorer
- Configuring Deployment and Activation
- Debugging
- Importing Web Solution Packages
Writing
Managed Code with the SharePoint Object Model
- Core Classes in Microsoft SharePoint
- Display Webs and Lists with a Web Part
- Elevation of Privileges
- Managing Resources with Dispose
- Using SPDisposeCheck
- Basic Troubleshooting
Programming
Lists with Managed Code
- List Object Model
- Manipulate Lists and List Items
- Create List Instances
- Define Views
- CAML Queries
- Joins
- LINQ to SharePoint
User
Controls and Web Parts
- Control Basics
- Create User Controls
- Visual Web Parts
- Delegate Controls
- Create Web Parts
- Exposing Properties to the Web Part Editor
- Create Custom Editor Parts
SharePoint
Client Object Model
- Introduction to the Client Object Model
- Loading Object Instances
- Using the Client Object Model in Managed Code
- Using the Client Object Model in Silverlight
Clients
- Using the Client Object Model in JavaScript (ECMA
Script) Clients
- Using the Dialog Framework
Programming
with List Items and Custom List Forms
- Create, Read, Update and Delete List Items
- Dealing with Complex Field Types
- Creating Event Handlers
- Creating Custom List Forms with SharePoint
Designer
- Incorporating Custom List Forms into Visual
Studio Solutions
- Creating Fully Custom List Forms in Visual Studio
- Adding Custom Actions to the Ribbon and Edit
Control Block
Basic
Look and Feel
- Control Basic Look and Feel
- Using Features and .NET
- Creating and Using Themes
- Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Using Themes with Custom Styles
Master
Pages
- Creating SharePoint Master Pages in ASP.NET
- Understanding the v4.Master Page
- Default and Custom Master Page Tokens
- Build Custom Master Pages
- Deploy Custom Master Pages
Sandbox
Solutions
- Sandbox Overview
- Sandbox Benefits
- Sandbox Limitations
- Visual Studio 2010 SharePoint Power Tools
- Creating Visual Web Parts
- Full Trust Proxies
Site
Definitions and Web Templates
- Core Foundation Site Definitions
- Custom Site Definitions
- WebTemp and ONET.xml
- Web Template Features
Security
- Creating Users and Groups with Code
- Defining and Using Permission Levels
Programmatically
- Rights Masks and Security Trimming
- Writing Authorization Code
Navigation
and the Ribbon
- Configure Navigation Programmatically
- SPMenu Control
- Using Custom Actions for Menues
and Links
- Using Custom Actions for Ribbon Controls
- Working with the Ribbon
Business
Connectivity Services
- Understanding Business Data Connectivity Services
- Creating External Content Types and Lists with
SharePoint Designer 2010
- Adding Actions
- Consuming .NET Assemblies with WCF Services
- Creating BCS Applications for SharePoint
Foundation with Visual Studio 2010
- Migrating Declarative Models to Visual Studio
Solutions
Workflow
Basics
- SharePoint Designer Site Workflows
- SharePoint Designer Reusable
- Deploying Declarative Workflows with Web Solution
Packages
- Importing Reusable Workflows into Visual Studio
- Building Custom Workflow with Visual Studio
SharePoint
Client Object Model
· Introduction to the Client Object Model
· Loading Object Instances
· Using the Client Object Model in Managed
Code
· Using the Client Object Model in
Silverlight Clients
· Using the Client Object Model in
JavaScript (ECMA Script) Clients
· Using the Dialog Framework
Programming
with List Items and Custom List Forms
· Create, Read, Update and Delete List Items
· Dealing with Complex Field Types
· Creating Event Handlers
· Creating Custom List Forms with SharePoint
Designer
· Incorporating Custom List Forms into
Visual Studio Solutions
· Creating Fully Custom List Forms in Visual
Studio
· Adding Custom Actions to the Ribbon and
Edit Control Block
