The knowledge of ASP.NET 2.0 is a must. Knowledge of Sharepoint Portal Server (SPS 2003) would be an added advantage.

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1 Course Title : SharePoint Portal Server Development(MOSS 2010) Duration : 5 days Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2010 is a set of integrated server platform technologies used for connecting people, processes, and information. It gives you the ability to quickly build web applications with out-of-the-box functionality for the intranet, extranet and Internet. It is known for its document storage, structured list storage, and group collaboration. MOSS 2010 also provides web content management, enterprise content services, and enterprise search, as well as shared business processes and business intelligence dashboarding to the small/medium enterprise. The 5 days training program is focused for developers who need a good understanding of Share Point Portal Server. It begins with the basics and goes covering important aspects at the administration level. It would give the participants a good understanding of the features in WSS - V3 (Windows Share Point Services) and SharePoint Portal Server (MOSS 2010). Program objectives To give the participant a good start with the basics and covering all the necessary aspect and features starting from the architecture and creating a Web Application Understanding the terminology related to SharePoint. Customizing the site using the out-of-the-box collaborative features using WSS V3. Managing security using Wndows and Form Based Authentication Understanding the Forms Server Creating custom Forms templates using InfoPath. Web Content Management branding and content management. Integrating with Business Intelligence MOSS integration with SQL Reporting Services. Configuring Search Enterprise level search. Backup and restore. Pre requisites The knowledge of ASP.NET 2.0 is a must. Knowledge of Sharepoint Portal Server (SPS 2003) would be an added advantage. Audience ASP.NET experienced developers, project managers, system administrators, architects who want a good understanding of SharePoint portal server. The course coverage and pace would vary slightly, depending on the composition of the batch. SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 1 of 6

2 Set up Requirements Computer with the following software Windows Server 2003 with SP2 IIS 6.0 ASP.NET 2.0 Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2008 with SP1 Silverlight 2.0 Silverlight 2.0 SDK Silverlight 2.0 Toolkit Microsoft.NET Framework 3.0 Redistributable Package SQL Server 2005 with sample databases (AdventureWorks and AdventureWorksDW) SQL Server 2005 SP2 OfficeServersSdk.exe SharePointRS.msi Day-wise Break-up Day Module Topics Day 1 Module 1 Introduction to SharePoint Module 2 Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Architecture Module 3 Getting Started with SharePoint Module 4 Working with Lists Module 5 Working with Libraries Module 6 Implementing Security Day 2 Module 7 Working with Templates Module 8 The Feature Framework Module 9 Working with SharePoint Designer Module 10 The WSS Object Model Day 3 Module 11 Synchronous and Asynchronous Event Handlers Module 12 Web Part Development Day 4 Module 13 Configuring Forms Based Authentication Module 14 Configuring Shared Service Providers Module 15 Excel Services and Business Intelligence Module 16 Business Data Catalog Day 5 Module 17 InfoPath Forms Services Module 18 SharePoint Workflows Module 19 Backup/Restore SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 2 of 6

3 Course Contents Module 1: Introduction to SharePoint Architectural overview of Office 2010 WSS as a collaboration solution WSS as a server-side development platform WSS integration with Office 2010 clients Overview of MOSS components and services Module 2: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Architecture Understanding the SharePoint Request Response The Config database and Content database WSS Integration with ASP.NET 2.0 The Central Administration Site Module 3: Getting Started with SharePoint Creating a Web Application Creating a Site Collection Creating sites using WSS collaboration features Site pages versus application pages Module 4: Working with Lists Creating lists using WSS collaboration features Creating and using Site Columns Creating and using Site Content Types Working with Views Module 5: Working with Libraries Creating a Document Library Check-in / Checking-out documents Document Versions Documents Approval Customizing Document Information Panels Module 6: Implementing Security Configuring Windows Authentication Configuring authorization and access control within a site SharePoint In-built Groups Adding Users SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 3 of 6

4 Module 7: Creating Templates Creating a Custom Site Definition Understanding the ONET.XML file Integrating a site definition using a WEBTEMP*.XML file Creating a.stp Creating a global template Module 8: The Feature Framework Introduction to features Writing and testing a feature Creating a site definition with a custom Master Page Creating WSS solution deployment packages Module 9: Working wirh SharePoint Designer Customizing sites using SharePoint Designer 2010 Customizing the default.master Resetting to site definitions Restoring versions Module 10: The WSS Object Model Understanding the Sharepoint API Accessing web application data through code Testing and debugging custom code Creating custom field types Module 11: Synchronous and Asychronous Event Handlers Writing and testing Event Handlers Creating custom event handlers by inheriting from WSS receiver base classes Writing cancel-able synchronous event handlers containing validation logic Writing asynchronous event handlers to maintain calculated columns Module 12: Web Part Development Creating and testing ASP.NET Web Part in WSS Creating Web Parts with ASP.NET User Controls (.ascx) Migrating WSS v2 Web Parts to WSS V3 Adding SafeControl entries to the web.config file The Web Part Gallery Importing Web Parts (*.webpart) files Creating a Data Access Web Part SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 4 of 6

5 Module 13: Configuring Forms Based Authentication Creating the database Adding users to the database Setting the authentication mode to Forms Setting the primary administrator Configuring Dual authentication Module 14: Configuring Shared Service Providers Configuring and starting the Shared Services Setting up windows search, office servers search Configuring and creating a new SSP Configuring audiences and profiles Configuring Search Module 15: Excel Services and Business Intelligence Introduction to Excel Services Rendering Excel spreadsheets in the browser Report Center integration with SQL Reporting Services Report Center integration with SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services Creating Dashboards with Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and filters Module 16: Business Data Catalog Connecting to other LOB products Importing Application Definitions Using Business Data Webparts Creating a Business Data field Module 17: InfoPath Forms Services Forms Services Architecture Designing server-side forms with InfoPath 2010 InfoPath integration with WSS forms libraries User deployment of server-side forms versus administrator deployment Extending InfoPath forms with Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA) Module 18: SharePoint Workflows Understanding Workflows SharePoint In-Built workflows Creating workflows in SharePoint Designer Creating custom workflows using Visual Studio SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 5 of 6

6 Module 19: Backup/Restore Performing Backup and Restore from MOSS Site Backup using the StsAdm.exe Cmd Line Tool Backup of lists and libraries from the SharePoint Designer SharePoint Portal Server 2010 Development (MOSS) Page 6 of 6