Power shell basics in sharepoint 2010 - SharePoint Saturday Houston 2010
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Slides from the talk with Corey Roth and Kyle Kelin on PowerShell in SharePoint 2010.
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Power shell basics in sharepoint 2010 - SharePoint Saturday Houston 2010
- 1. PowerShell Basics in SharePoint 2010 Just enough to be dangerous Corey Roth Stonebridge Twitter: @coreyroth Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com Kyle Kelin Infusion Twitter: @spkyle Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com
- 2. Welcome to Houston SharePoint Saturday Thank you for being a part of the first ever SharePoint Saturday for the greater Houston area! Please turn off all electronic devices or set them to vibrate. If you must take a phone call, please do so in the hall so as not to disturb others. Thanks to our Platinum Sponsors:
- 3. Corey Roth Consultant for Stonebridge in Tulsa, OK Worked in Consumer Electronics, Travel, Advertising, and Energy industries Currently doing SharePoint development specializing in Enterprise Search Microsoft Solutions Advocate Microsoft Award for Customer Excellence (ACE) Winner E-mail: coreyroth@gmail.com Twitter: @coreyroth Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com
- 4. Kyle Kelin Principal Architect at Infusion Built applications across multiple industries that include consumer electronics, travel, energy, government, pharmaceuticals, and investment banking E-mail: kkelin@infusion.com Twitter: @spkyle Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com
- 6. Like a command prompt… Only better! Aliases allow familiar MS-DOS and Unix commands to work (i.e.: dir, ls, cd, del) Includes formatting features to display results as lists and tables Pipelining allows results of one command to act as input to another
- 7. What about STSADM? Still present, but why use it? Old scripts should run STSADM extensions considered deprecated (but they’ll probably work)
- 9. Demo
- 10. PS is perfect for SP SharePoint functionality provided through Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShellsnapin Add-PSSnapinMicrosoft.SharePoint.PowerShell Over 500 commands available Get-Command Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
- 11. Demo
- 12. Execution Policy By default, PowerShell does not allow scripts to run Change policy with Set-ExecutionPoilicy Policy Settings Restricted (default) – scripts will not execute Unrestricted – scripts can execute. Unsigned scripts will prompt user to execute Bypass (developer mode) – scripts can execute, no user prompting to execute
- 13. Demo
- 14. Cmdlets Extend PowerShell using Visual Studio Can be executed in PowerShell as a snapin or module
- 15. Demo
- 16. Questions?
- 17. Session Evaluation Please complete and turn in your Session Evaluation Form so we can improve future events. Presenter: Corey Roth / Kyle Kelin Session Name: PowerShell Basics in SharePoint 2010
- 18. Thanks to our Sponsors
- 19. Thanks Corey Roth Stonebridge Twitter: @coreyroth Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com Kyle Kelin Infusion Twitter: @spkyle Blog: www.dotnetmafia.com
Editor's Notes
- Borrowed from SharePoint 2010 Ignite Developer 01 - Roadmap.
- Demo some basic PowerShell commands.AliasesGet-ProcessGet-Process | Where-Object {$_.ProcessName –like “w3*”}Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.ProcessName –like “w3*”} | Format-List ProcessName, IdGet-Process | Where-Object {$_.ProcessName –like “w3*”} | Convertto-Html > Test.htmlGet-Help Get-Process (or some other command)New-SPWeb -URL http://sp2010/NewSite1 -Template STS#0 -Name "New Site"
- Add-PSSnapinMicrosoft.SharePoint.PowerShellGet-Command –PSSnapinMicrosoft.SharePoint.PowerShellGet-Command –PSSnapinMicrosoft.SharePoint.PowerShell| Format-ListRedirected output (>)Get-SPSiteNew-SPSiteNew-SPWeb
- Show C:Code 1_RoadmapPowershellHello.ps1GetSharePointDlls.ps1CreateContosoSite.ps1
- Demo Get-SPHelloWorldDemo Set-SPTitle