SharePoint 2010
Business Productivity: What's new for
Developers in Microsoft SharePoint 2010
Matthew McDermott, MVP
Aptillon, AbleBlue
matthew@ableblue.com
@MatthewMcD
Biz Productivity: SharePoint Development
• Search and Find
• Integration and Data Services
• Business Data Connectivity
• Managed Metadata
• Authentication
• User Interface
About Me
• 5 Time SharePoint Server MVP
• Founding Member – Aptillon, Inc.
• http://www.aptillon.com
• Owner of AbleBlue, LLC.
• Instructor for Critical Path Training
• Blog: http://www.ableblue.com/blog
• Twitter: @MatthewMcD
• Email: matthew@AbleBlue.com
Integration and Data Services
• Business Data Connectivity Services
• External Content Types
• External Lists
• Managed Metadata Service
• Office Web Applications
BCS Architecture Overview
The main design goal of BDC is to enable you to
expose business data from various external systems
declaratively, with very little coding
BCS External Lists
An external list is a new feature in Microsoft SharePoint
Foundation 2010 that enables accessing data from
external systems in the same way that SharePoint list
data is accessed
BCS External Data Columns
The Business Data list column type is now renamed
External Data column, and it enables users to add data
from external content types to standard SharePoint lists
BCS Security Architecture
BCS Security mechanisms for accessing external data
BCS and Office 2010 Integration
Office Apps
BDC Client
Runtime
Design Tools
Offline
Operations
Cache
SharePoint Server 2010
Dev
Platform
Business
Intelligence
Dynamics
Enterprise
content mgmt
SAP
Siebel
Collaboration
social
LOB
Enterprise
Search
Web 2.0
Managed Metadata Service (MMS)
• Terms and term sets
• Benefits of using managed metadata
• More consistent use of terminology
• Better search results
DEMO
Data Platform Demo
Authentication
• SharePoint 2007
• NTLM/Kerberos
• Forms Based Authentication
• SharePoint 2010
• Classic-mode Authentication
• NTLM & Kerberos
• Claims-based Authentication
• Forms Based Authentication
• SAML token-based Authentication
Authentication Options
Type
Classic-mode
authentication
Claims-based
authentication
Windows
• NTLM
• Kerberos
• Anonymous
• Basic
• Digest
Yes
Yes
Forms-based authentication
• LDAP
• SQL or other database
• Custom or third-party
membership and role providers
No
Yes
SAML token-based authentication
• AD FS 2.0
• Third-party identity provider
• LDAP
No
Yes
Claims-based Authentication Process
1. Authentication request
2. Redirected to local
security token store
(STS)
3. Security token request
4. Security token response
5. Security token
6. Cookie supplied
DEMO
Claims Based Authentication
SharePoint 2010 UI
• Pay attention to what is new
• Themes
• Dialogs
• Ribbon
• Master Page Support on Application Pages
DEMO
Working with the SharePoint UI
QUESTIONS?