SharePoint 2007 Developer Ramp-Up - Part 7
In SharePoint 2007 Microsoft introduced two new offerings to the platform. First, they took the best features and capabilities in Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS) and created Web Content Management (WCM). The goal of WCM is to host content centric sites such as publically facing anonymous .COM sites. The other big addition to the product is the Business Data Catalog (BDC). The BDC enables customers to expose data that does not reside in SharePoint to users within SharePoint. This course demonstrates how to create custom solutions with both WCM and BDC.
Authored by:
David Mann
Duration: 1h 21m
Level: Intermediate
Released: 9/13/2012
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Duration: 1h 21m
Level: Intermediate
Released: 9/13/2012
Features:
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 Web Content Management |
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00:41:49 | |
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Introduction
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00:06 | |
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The Publishing Site Template
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09:17 | |
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Creating Custom Page Layouts
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06:50 | |
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The Publishing Cycle
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01:21 | |
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Web Parts
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02:16 | |
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Content Translation Using Variations
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02:49 | |
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Optimization Through Caching Profiles
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05:18 | |
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Converting Office Documents
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05:48 | |
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Content Deployment
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02:26 | |
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WCM
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05:38 | |
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The Business Data Catalog |
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00:39:39 | |
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Introduction
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00:06 | |
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Motivation for the BDC
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05:26 | |
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Application Definition Files
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03:22 | |
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Application, Entities, Methods and Associations
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04:47 | |
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Using the Built-in BDC Web Parts
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01:29 | |
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BDC Integration with MOSS search
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02:54 | |
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Business Data Catalog
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21:35 |
