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Pro SharePoint Solution Development: Combining .NET, SharePoint and Office 2007 View Larger Image | Ed Hild, Susie Adams
Apress, Paperback, Published May 2007, 400 pages, ISBN 1590598083 | List Price: $44.99
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Chapter 1: Office Business Applications
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Pro SharePoint Solution Development: Combining .NET, SharePoint, and Office
2007 takes a practical problem/solution approach to common business challenges.
You’ll not only encounter interesting code samples, but also see how to
combine these examples with the Microsoft collaboration platform’s services.
The book’s solutions focus on using Visual Studio Tools for Office to build
the user interface layer. And solutions can interact with SharePoint as a service
provider, taking advantage of SharePoint’s many collaboration features
like document repositories, collaboration sites, and search functions.
This book is unique because it starts with challenges that end users deal with
every day when using the Microsoft collaboration platform to support business
processes. The solutions are presented as the hypothetical business challenges
of a fictional company. By presenting the examples in this context, authors
Ed Hild and Susie Adams make it easier to relate to the challenges and solution
value. And the goal of these examples is to build applications that apply the
benefits of the Office desktop interface with the richness of SharePoint’s
collaboration features.
Table of Contents
About the Authors
About the Technical Reviewer
Introduction
PART 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Office Business Applications
Chapter 2 SharePoint Products and Technologies:
Overview and New Features
Chapter 3 Microsoft Office 2007 Overview for Developers
Chapter 4 Visual Studio Tools for Office Overview
PART 2 Microsoft Excel Solutions
Chapter 5 Maintaining Offline List Content from Multiple Sites
Chapter 6 Integrating Spreadsheets into the Enterprise
PART 3 Microsoft Word Solutions
Chapter 7 Merging SharePoint List Data into Word Documents
Chapter 8 Working Collaboratively with Document Fragments
PART 4 Microsoft PowerPoint Solutions
Chapter 9 Extending PowerPoint to Build a Presentation Based
on Site Content
Chapter 10 Building a Presentation Server-Side within a Web Part
PART 5 Microsoft Outlook Solutions
Chapter 11 Working with Email Messages and SharePoint
Chapter 12 Surfacing Data from Line-of-Business Applications
PART 6 Microsoft InfoPath Solutions
Chapter 13 Taking InfoPath Forms to the Web
Chapter 14 Incorporating Workflow into Forms Processing
PART 7 Conclusion
Chapter 15 Realizing the Vision
Index
About the Authors
Ed Hild’s first job after college was as a math and computer science
teacher at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, MD. After upgrading the curriculum,
he decided to practice what he was teaching and moved into consulting. Ed soon
felt the teaching itch again and took a position teaching MCSD and MCSE courses
for a technical education center as well as developing the software that would
run the franchise. Ed gained most of his development experience at his next
position, which was as the director of technology at e.magination (a Microsoft
partner in Baltimore, MD). There he worked for several years building web applications
for a wide variety of customers using Microsoft technologies. He was then lured
to Microsoft and now works as the collaboration technology architect in the
Microsoft Technology Center in Reston, VA.
Susie Adams is an MTC Technical Director with Microsoft Corporation.
She has over 20 years of application integration and development experience
and currently focuses her attention on design and development of enterprise
applications as well as traditional Enterprise Integration (EAI) using .NET
and BizTalk Server. She has contributed to several industry technical journals,
was the lead author for BizTalk Server Unleashed (SAMS), and was a contributing
author for Visual InterDev Unleashed (SAMS) and Visual InterDev 6.0 Enterprise
Developer’s Workshop (Microsoft Press). She has spoken at several industry
trade show conferences including the Visual Basic Insider Technical Summit (VBITS),
Microsoft Developer Days, and Microsoft TechEd.
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