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  1. 1. Taking SharePoint Offline with SharePoint Workspace<br />Joshua Haebets<br />Principal SharePoint Consultant<br />Evolve Information Services<br />
  2. 2. Sponsors<br />
  3. 3. Session Overview<br />SharePoint Workspace Overview<br />How does it work – the sync experience<br />Working with LOB Data<br />Working with InfoPath<br />Demo’s along the way<br />
  4. 4. What is SharePoint Workspaces<br />SPWS is the client for SharePoint 2010<br />Manage all collaborative information<br />Documents<br />List Items<br />Full experience only compatible with SharePoint 2010, classic workspace for MOSS / WSS<br />4<br />
  5. 5. Connecting to SharePoint<br />SPWS connects to SharePoint the same way your users do<br />No need for additional firewall rules<br />It detects alternate access mappings<br />Connecting to a site is simple<br />5<br />
  6. 6. Sync<br />If workspace is open, sync is every 10 minutes<br />If workspace is closed, sync happens every 20 minutes<br />Client side edits are uploaded immediately<br />List items changes, only the list is checked not the entire workspace<br />6<br />
  7. 7. Sync ModelDownload v. upload<br />SharePoint<br />Server 2010<br />List of lists<br />Schema<br />Views<br />Content<br />Content<br />SharePoint<br />Workspace 2010<br />
  8. 8. Sync Capacity<br />Lists<br />30,000 items<br />Documents Capacity<br />0 – 500 : no issues<br />501 – 1800 : single warning at start of client<br />1800 : Headers only mode<br />Note these are approximate<br />Future…<br />
  9. 9. Sync Capacity<br />500<br />
  10. 10. Item Access <br />Whenever a file is opened, a check is done with the server for a more recent version<br />Only happens if online<br />10<br />
  11. 11. Why use SPW<br />Low bandwidth<br />Users are mobile – on the road<br />Drive adoption of SharePoint<br />
  12. 12. Administration <br />Administrators / Site Owners can prevent content from be taken offline<br />12<br />
  13. 13. Limitations <br />Full experience only with SharePoint 2010<br />SharePoint works with classic workspace<br />Limit of sync to 30,000 items in a list<br />500 Documents<br />13<br />
  14. 14. Conflict Management <br />Backstage allows you to see who is editing the item at the same time<br />Changes to Office documents can be merged<br />Other files resolve conflicts same as 2007, (1) in filename (PDF etc)<br />14<br />
  15. 15. Using SPWS<br />Rich Client<br />Drag and Drop files<br />Fluent UI<br />Alert when items change<br />At the workspace level<br />Follow the trail to the changed item<br />User can set how many alerts they get<br />Search is integrated with Desktop Search<br />15<br />
  16. 16. List Features <br />All metadata is copied to the workspace<br />Content types are available within SPW<br />List views are available in SPW, including public and private views<br />Check is made with the server every time an item is opened<br />16<br />
  17. 17. Document Libraries<br />Check In / Check Out<br />Version control<br />Full metadata<br />Check document backstage, shows other users editing the file<br />Save to Workspace shortcut within Office<br />17<br />
  18. 18. Demo <br />Working with Lists and Document Libraries in SharePoint Workspace<br />
  19. 19. Business Connectivity Services<br />Previously BDC<br />Connect to external datasources;<br />Databases (SQL, Oracle, Postgres)<br />Web Services<br />.Net Connectivity Assemblies<br />Custom data sources<br />BCS in 2010 gives you the ability to post back to LOB systems<br />Also available in WSF<br />
  20. 20. BDC v’s BCS <br />BDC<br />MOSS Enterprise<br />Only<br />
  21. 21. BDC v’s BCS <br />BCS<br />Available in WSF<br />
  22. 22. Demo<br />Creating BCS Connections using SharePoint Designer<br />
  23. 23. InfoPath<br />List form changes are available in SPWS<br />Create a rich form experience users can take offline<br />
  24. 24. List Form or InfoPath?<br />You can now customise list forms using InfoPath<br />This is in SPS only<br />Which scenario to use?<br />
  25. 25. Use a list form<br />You want to quickly get started building InfoPath forms on SharePoint <br />You need to use your form offline with SharePoint Workspace<br />You want to filter your SharePoint list based on a person or group <br />You would like to use the built-in display / edit views <br />From the InfoPath team blog<br />
  26. 26. Use a form library when<br />You have repeating or nested data <br />You are working from a predefined industry or complex schema <br />Your form needs to be digitally signed <br />You need code in your form <br />Your form is not hosted in SharePoint or you need to store results as an XML document <br />From the InfoPath team blog<br />
  27. 27. Demo<br />Customising list forms using InfoPath<br />
  28. 28. Summary<br />LOB Data<br />Combine BCS with InfoPath and you have an offline client to your existing LOB applications<br />
  29. 29. Demo <br />Bringing it all together. BCS and List forms in SharePoint Workspace.<br />
  30. 30. Summary<br />Users can now work with SharePoint content anywhere<br />IT can provide an stable offline solution<br />Security is maintained <br />LOB data can be taken offline, edit and synced<br />Can now build offline applications with SharePoint<br />
  31. 31. Questions <br />Contact<br />Joshua.haebets@evolve-is.com.au<br />Slideshare<br />http://www.slideshare.net/jhaebets<br />www.linkedin.com/in/jhaebets<br />31<br />
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  33. 33. TWO days of networking and learning
  34. 34. Expert International & Local Speakers
  35. 35. Over 40 sessions across three tracks covering business, technical & real world case studies
  36. 36. Every delegate gets a FREE hosted SharePoint 2010 site</li></ul>Media Sponsor<br />Silver Sponsors<br />Bronze Sponsors<br /> n Hilton, Sydney n June 16 and 17 <br />n $650 plus GST n Group Discounts<br />www.sharepointconference.com.au<br />
  37. 37. Sponsors<br />

Editor's Notes

  • Incremental changes to the file, not the full file is synced.
  • We ask for it all at first – the lists themselves, schema, views, and the actual content.Then, on an ongoing basis, we just get changes for the content.This is a tip then – you cannot change the site itself from the client -
  • Enhacements come SP1
  • Sync a Site – Project WhistlerNew DocumentsCheck in / Check OutContent Types

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