SharePoint for ASP.Net Developers

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The market share for SharePoint has grown in leaps and bounds over the last few years, leading to many developers being told that they are now SharePoint developers. Developing for SharePoint is a strange new world; we will cover what’s new, what’s the same, the top things that every SharePoint developer should know, and a few things to make every new developer’s life easier.

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SharePoint for the ASP.Net Developer What’s different? What’s the same? What tools do I need? 10 things every SharePoint developer should know How to get your code rejected by your SharePoint Architect(s) Resources

What’s different? You get a lot of functionality for free Authentication/Authorization Page Templating Workflow hosting/reporting Data storage ,[object Object]

What’s the same? SharePoint is an ASP.Net app Web.config HTTPHandlers/HTTPModules Authentication Master Pages Web Parts == Composite Server Controls Inherit from System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart Postbacks/Event Lifecycle Model

What tools do I need? Virtual Machine w/ Visual Studio, SQL Server, Active Directory, IIS, and MS Office running a server OS (64-bitfor SP 2010) Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 SDK BDC definition editor Workflow samples and lots more Microsoft SharePoint 2010 SDK Documentation Code samples SharePoint Visual Studio add-ins Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Tools: Visual Studio 2008 Extensions, Version 1.2 (VSeWSS) ,[object Object]

Visual Studio 2010 Tools for SharePoint Development (SP 2010 Only),[object Object]

10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Whenever possible, avoid creating custom Site Definitions

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10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Web.config changes should be made in code, not by hand ,[object Object],[object Object]

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10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know JavaScript and Publishing Content Pages do not play well together OK (In a Content Editor Web Part): <script type="javascript">…</script> Not OK (CEWP or page content): <a href="#" onclick="javascript: …">link</a> List data is always stripped of JavaScript

10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Yes, you can have ASP.Net “yellow screen of death” callstacks on errors In your web.config file: Set mode to “off” in the customErrors element Set debug to “true” in the compilation element Set CallStack to “true” in the SafeMode element In code! ,[object Object],[object Object]

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10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know The rules for proper disposal of SharePoint objects isn’t cut & dry – but there is help. SPDisposeCheck

How to get your code rejected by your SharePoint Architecture Group Don’t dispose of your SPSite and SPWeb (and related) objects properly The SPDisposeCheck utility is invaluable for this Use SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges when unnecessary or just plain badly Log errors to whatever’s handy at the time Make changes to the web.config file without consideration for others

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SharePoint for ASP.Net Developers

1. Wake up!

2. SharePoint for ASP.Net Developers (It’s gonna be ok, really)

3. Who are you?

4. Me: LiquidHub Solution Architect SharePoint Architect Developer Father Virginia Tech Hokie Gamer World Famous Jungle Cruise Skipper (ret.)

5. SharePoint for the ASP.Net Developer What’s different? What’s the same? What tools do I need? 10 things every SharePoint developer should know How to get your code rejected by your SharePoint Architect(s) Resources

7. Federated Search

8. Excel Data Services

9. Business Connectivity Services

10. Single Sign-On

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12. Access Services

13. Scalable Service Hosting

14. Visio Workflow integration

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16. What’s the same? SharePoint is an ASP.Net app Web.config HTTPHandlers/HTTPModules Authentication Master Pages Web Parts == Composite Server Controls Inherit from System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart Postbacks/Event Lifecycle Model

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18.

19. Things every developer should know

20. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Whenever possible, avoid creating custom Site Definitions

21. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Solution packages are NOT side-by-side, versioned deployments

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23. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Out of the box master & layout pages should never be modified

24. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know JavaScript and Publishing Content Pages do not play well together OK (In a Content Editor Web Part): <script type="javascript">…</script> Not OK (CEWP or page content): <a href="#" onclick="javascript: …">link</a> List data is always stripped of JavaScript

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26. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know Many of the out-of-box web part classes are inheritable (but not all)

27. 10 Things Every SharePoint Developer Should Know The rules for proper disposal of SharePoint objects isn’t cut & dry – but there is help. SPDisposeCheck

28. How to get your code rejected by your SharePoint Architecture Group Don’t dispose of your SPSite and SPWeb (and related) objects properly The SPDisposeCheck utility is invaluable for this Use SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges when unnecessary or just plain badly Log errors to whatever’s handy at the time Make changes to the web.config file without consideration for others

29. Resources SPDisposeCheck Utility http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/SPDisposeCheck StackOverflow/SharePointOverflow http://stackoverflow.com http://sharepointoverflow.com Twitter (really) RSS feed for tweets w/ SharePoint links: http://hrl.mn/SPTweetLinks Your local SharePoint User Group

30. Photo Credits http://www.flickr.com/photos/matthewebel/4542976737/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/photojonny/2268845904/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/damaradeaella/2822846819/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbtaylor/5304492399/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/drsethery/5359342958/

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32. You can find me at:

33. Blog: http://greghurlman.com

34. Twitter: @ghurlman

35. Email: greg@greghurlman.com

36. Princeton Area SharePoint User Group

37. SharePoint Saturday New York (July 30, 2011)

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39. One more thing…

40. Packers win, 24 - 21