Building Full Featured Web Applications with Sharepoint Designer

Building Full Featured Web Applications with Sharepoint Designer

Module 0: Sharepoint 2007 Architecture & Features
| Sharepoint Overview
Sharepoint Server Architecture
Sharepoint 2007 New Features Overview


| Module 1: Creating & Using Site Lists
| Working with Lists
Creating and Using Views
Links List
The Announcements List
The Contacts List
The Calendar List
The Tasks List
The Issues List
The Custom List
Creating & Using Site Views


| Module 2: Creating & Using Site Libraries
| Sharepoint Libraries
The Document Library
The Form Library
The Picture Library


| Module 3: Document Libraries
| About Library Settings
A Word About Library Templates
Accessing Document Libraries Using a Url
Content Versioning and Content Approval
Approving and Rejecting Content


| Module 4: Sharepoint & Office 2007 Integration
| Office & Sharepoint 2007 Integration Overview
Saving Files To Moss/wss 2007
Managing Check In and Check Out
Working with Major Document Versions
Managing Draft Versions and Major Version Publication


| Module 5: Sharepoint 2007 Workflows
| Sharepoint 2007 Workflows Overview
Sharepoint Workflow Terminology
Using Out-of-the-box Workflows in Moss 2007
Adding a Workflow To Document Library


| Module 6: Customizing Site Pages & Using Web Parts
| Creating a Web Pages
Web Parts
Deleting and Moving Web Parts
Using Sharepoint Designer


| Module 7: Creating Sharepoint 2007 Sites/workspaces
| Site Architecture
Creating a New Document Site / Workspace
Creating a Meeting Site / Workspace
Making Site Changes


| Module 8: Sharepoint Security
| The Technology of Security
Permission Levels
Permissions
Sharepoint Groups
Sharepoint Users


| Module 9: Sharepoint Permissions and Permission Levelsa Tour of ASP .NET
| About .NET Framework Technologies
A Tour of .NET Versions
The .NET Runtime: Msil and the Clr
Assemblies and Namespaces
The ASP .NET Architecture
Solutions and Projects: A Tour of the Project Structure


| Module 10: About Sharepoint Designer
| About the Interface
Browsing Solutions, Projects and Pages
Page Views: Design and Source
The Microsoft Document Viewer
Creating Your First ASP .NET Web Site


| Module 11: Creating ASP .NET Web Sites
| Overview of ASP .NET Web Sites
Connecting To An ASP .NET Web Application
Local Hosting Versus Hard Disk Hosting
ASP .NET Extensions and File Types
The ASP .NET Page Lifecycle: From Creation To Destruction
Creating a Simple Page
Adding Common Controls
Running the Application
Viewing the Page


| Module 12: Preparing for Development
| About Themes and Skins
Creating a Theme
Creating Css Style Sheets
Creating a Skin
Including Images
Applying Themes To ASP .NET Pages
Organizing Resources: Global and Local Resources


| Module 13: Creating Master Pages
| What Is a Master Page
Defining the Master Page
Using a Master Page
Multiple Master Pages


| Module 14: Creating Web Forms
| Reviewing the Page Lifecycle
Understanding the Form Element
Adding Common Controls To a Web Form
Adding List Controls To a Web Form
Understanding Postback Behavior
A Look At Other Useful Controls
Understanding Where View State Fits in
Cleaning Up the Code


| Module 15: Validating Pages
| Overview of Form Validation
About Validation Groups
Using Requiredfieldvalidator
Using Comparevalidator
Using Rangevalidator
Using Regularexpressionvalidator
About the Validation Summary Control


| Module 16: State Management
| The Need for State
State Levels: Page, Session, Application and Cache
Implementing Session State
Implementing Application State
Where Does State Fit in


| Module 17: XML Basics
| What Is XML
What Are Well Formed Documents
What Are Valid Documents
Understanding Namespaces
Creating XML Documents
Creating XML Schemas
Populating XML From a Web Entry Form


| Module 18: Using Workflows
| A Tour of Windows Workflow Foundation
Workflow Types
Creating a Simple Workflow: Sending Mail To Multiple Recipients
Invoking the Workflow
Checking Workflow Results

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