Integrate external data with the business connectivity services
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This document provides information about a SharePoint conference event. It includes details about open wireless access and using the Twitter hashtag #SPcincy2013. It also thanks platinum sponsors. The document lists the qualifications and experience of the speaker, including Microsoft certifications and book author credits. It promotes a SharePoint hosting partner and provides an agenda for presentations and demos on topics like Business Connectivity Services, search, and apps. Contact information is provided and attendees are reminded to visit the exhibit hall and stick around for prize raffles.
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- 2. #SPcincy2013 on Twitter www.sharepointcincy.com • Open wireless access is available. • Feel free to Tweet (#SPcincy2013) and blog during the session.
- 3. Thanks to our Platinum Sponsors #SPcincy2013 on Twitter www.sharepointcincy.com
- 4. Microsoft Certified Master in SharePoint 2007 (MCM) Microsoft Most Valued Professional (MVP) Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist ◦ SharePoint 2010 MOSS and WSS Configuration ◦ MOSS and WSS App Dev 15+ Years of Technical Experience ◦ Public Sector and Private Sector ◦ Web Focused Co-Author, SharePoint 2013 Inside Out Co-Author, SharePoint Foundation 2010 Inside Out from Microsoft Press
- 5. Microsoft Hosting Partner of the Year 2012 ◦Main Office: San Antonio, TX Managed SharePoint Hosting and SharePoint Services We Open Sourced the Cloud
- 7. External System External Content Type •External List •External Data Column •Business Data Connectivity (for Office)
- 10. Demo 1
- 13. #2 Microsoft
- 14. Demo 2
- 15. Demo 3
- 16. A lot stays the same
- 17. Performance improvements Export data to Excel
- 18. Support for SharePoint Apps and Office Apps Event listener – receive events from External Systems Odata, REST, CSOM Visual Studio 2012
- 19. SharePoint Foundation 2010 Inside Out from Microsoft Press ◦Chapter 9 – BCS Exploring Microsoft SharePoint 2013 New Features & Functions by Penelope Coventry - Chapter 5 – Building Composite Solutions
- 21. •Remember to visit the exhibit hall. •Get to know your user groups to find out about local activities and events in your area. •Make sure you stick around for the closing session and turn in your business cards to be eligible for the prize raffles. #SPcincy2013 on Twitter www.sharepointcincy.com
- 22. #SPcincy2013 on Twitter www.sharepointcincy.com Please Support our Sponsors!
- 23. Backup Slides
Editor's Notes
- I met some of you before the session. For those that don't know me, my name's Tom Resing. I'm a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist in 4 areas related to SharePoint. I'm certified in configuring WSSv3, configuring MOSS, and application development for both of them.My first programming job was in high school in Washington, DC. I got my Computer Science Degree from Northwestern in Evanston, Illinois almost 12 years ago. I've been in the technology field my entire career.
- A set of capabilities in SharePoint 2010 that help you integrate external data into your SharePoint websites and Office Clients.
- Editions of 2013 – All have BCS, some have more functionality than others.
- Create external system, external content type and external list on the server.
- A set of capabilities in SharePoint 2010 that help you integrate external data into your SharePoint websites and Office Clients.
- A set of capabilities in SharePoint 2010 that help you integrate external data into your SharePoint websites and Office Clients.
- A set of capabilities in SharePoint 2010 that help you integrate external data into your SharePoint websites and Office Clients.
- When I created the demo in 2013 almost everything was the same. I got a few different messages like “This shouldn’t take to long” and “Working on it”, but otherwise, I followed the exact same steps in Central Admin to set up the service application and the exact same steps in SharePoint Designer 2013
- Some backend changes that may improve performance in some situations. For example , sort requests are now sent to the external system which reduces the load on SharePoint Servers.
- Some backend changes that may improve performance in some situations. For example , sort requests are now sent to the external system which reduces the load on SharePoint Servers.
- Find my email, blog, these slides with all the references at TomResing.com