Data Centric Composites and mashups In SharePoint 2010
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The document discusses data centric composites (mashups) in SharePoint 2010. It provides an overview of composites and mashups, explaining that composites assemble prebuilt components to deliver enterprise solutions instead of building from scratch. It describes mashups as combining data or functionality from multiple external sources. The document outlines how Business Connectivity Services can be used to leverage external enterprise data in SharePoint and Office applications by creating reusable connections and custom solutions. It provides examples of how external content types integrate data into SharePoint and Office and details which tools different users can use to work with external data.
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Data Centric Composites and mashups In SharePoint 2010
- 1. Data Centric-Composites (Mashups) in Sharepoint 2010Ayman El-HattabSharePoint SpecialistTwitter: aymanelhattab
- 2. Who am I?Software Developer, ITWorxMCP, MCAD, MCSD, MCTSSharePoint4Arabs.com, Co-FounderEgypt SharePoint User Group, LeadCutting Edge Club, Board of directors memberPrincipal contributor at EUSP, USPJ, SharePointMagazine.net and MSDN forumsSharePoint Saturday EMEA organizer and speaker
- 3. Session ObjectivesKey Objectives: Understanding SharePoint 2010 CompositesUnderstanding Mashups ( Data-Centric Composites)Show how to leverage the power of Business Connectivity ServicesIllustrate the types of SharePoint solutions that can be created with Business Connectivity Services
- 4. SharePoint CompositesEnabling no-code collaborative solutions that balance self-service with controlSitesSites Rapidly create no-code collaborative solutionsCommunitiesCompositesCommunities Unlock the value of your enterprise dataContentInsights Maintain control over end user solutionsContentSearchSearch4
- 5. So what is a composite?“Composite” refers to a way of delivering enterprise solutions by assembling them from prebuilt Components instead of building them from scratch.
- 6. So what is a composite?Source: What are Composite Applicationshttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb220803.aspx
- 7. What is a Mashup??
- 8. What is a Mashup?…a collection of rich parts linked by connections.…a web page or application that combines data or functionality from two or more external sources to create a new service. …an application that was built from routines from multiple sources or a Web site that combines content and/or scripts from multiple sources. …an exciting genre of interactive Web applications that draw upon content retrieved from external data sources to create entirely new and innovative services. …an application that results when a business user combines multiple sources of enterprise and public data with some visualization and interaction capabilities. …an application that results when a business user combines multiple sources of enterprise and public data with some visualization and interaction capabilities.
- 9. Business Connectivity ServicesExtend the reach of Enterprise DataBring data from external systems into SharePoint and Office, interact with it, reuse it, and empower end users to gain insight into the underlying data in a reusable way. Centrally manage reusable connectionsEasily create custom solutions
- 10. Business Connectivity ServicesSharePointDesign ToolsOffice ApplicationsBCS ClientDev PlatformEnterprise SearchBusiness IntelligenceCollaboration SocialEnterprise Content ManagementSharePoint DesignerExternal ListsExternal Content Type RepositoryVisual StudioBusiness Data Connectivity RuntimeWeb 2.0DBWCFWeb ServiceLOB
- 11. Evolution of Business Data Catalog!Extend Office and SharePoint‘s UX and capabilities to external data and processesPresentationRead-write capable connectivity from client and server to databases, WCF/WebServices and .NET sourcesConnectivityIntegrated tooling experience scales from simple solutions to advanced pro-dev apps with rich client packaging and deploymentTooling
- 12. External Content TypesThe Building BlockDescribes the schema and data access capabilities of an external data source and its behavior within Office and SharePoint*formerly known as BDC EntityOffice Clients (Rich)BCSExternal Data Source(Web Service, DB, .Net object, LOB system, Web 2.0 service, etc.)External Content Type (ECT)BCSBCS-enabled solutions rely on ECTs to integrate external data into SharePoint and the Office client applicationsSharePoint (Thin)
- 13. External Content TypeTheBuildingBlockOutlook Forms and Task PanesSharePointWorkspace with InfoPath FormsSharePoint External ListsExternal Content TypeCustomer CustomerIDFirstName LastNameEmailAddressSearch ResultsExternal dataOffice Apps
- 14. ConnectivityBusiness Data Connectivity (BDC)Business Data Catalog (BDC)Presntation in SharePointBusiness Data Connectivity (BDC)BDC Metadata StoreBDC Client RuntimeBDC Server RuntimeClient DataCacheDBConnectorWCF/WSConnector.NET AssemblyConnectorCustomConnectorClient to Backend Direct ConnectionExternal dataCustom .NET assemblySQLSAPORACLESiebel
- 15. Who Can Do What?NO CODE*CODESharePoint DesignerSharePoint SDK (XML)VisualStudioAdvanced DeveloperDeveloperPower User
- 16. Who Can Do What?Custom connectivity for data aggregation, transformation, security, etc.
- 17. Use custom code to integrate data into any Office app (Excel)
- 18. Business logic in forms
- 19. Create reusable components (UI parts, ECTs, actions)
- 20. Customize
- 21. InfoPath forms
- 22. Outlook taskpane and ribbon
- 24. Workflow
- 25. Web Part Pages
- 26. Surface data in External Lists
- 27. Connect those lists to Outlook, SPWIntermediateSimpleAdvancedNO CODE*CODESharePoint DesignerSharePoint SDK (XML)VisualStudioAdvanced DeveloperDeveloperPower User
- 28. Solution Creation ApproachesClient-Server EnvironmentCompose solutions (no code) that connect to existing WCF, Sql Server databases and .Net ObjectsImplicitly author thin and rich client UX for External List and InfoPath FormsSingle machine Dev EnvironmentCreate reusable ECTs that provide custom integration logic to virtually any data source using .Net codeAuthor thin and rich client UX as reusable componentsCreate Office Add-Ins in Visual StudioImport & ConfigureProduce WSP “Live” ConnectionExport, Import& ConfigurePower UserDeveloperVisualStudioSharePoint Server(Shared, Dev/Prod)SharePoint DesignerIT AdminProduction EnvironmentSharePointDesignerSDK
- 29. XSLT Data Views, the ultimate mashup tool!
- 30. Creating mashups with BCS, Google Maps and Twitter REST Servicesdemo
- 31. Learn More about SharePoint Information forIT Prosat TechNethttp://MSSharePointITPro.comInformation forDevelopersat MSDNhttp://MSSharePointDeveloper.comInformation forEveryonehttp://SharePoint.Microsoft.com
- 32. SharePoint Saturday EMEA!www.sharepointsaturday.org/emeaFacebook Group : SharePoint Saturday EMEA http://tinyurl.com/spsemea
- 33. Thank You!Connect with me:Email: [email protected]: www.aymanelhattab.comTwitter id: aymanelhattab