Getting started with the PnP Provisioning Engine
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The document outlines the Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices Provisioning Engine, presented by Erwin Van Hunen and Paolo Pialorsi, both experienced professionals in the field. It includes a brief overview of their backgrounds and certifications, as well as code snippets for saving and applying templates in a SharePoint site. The session concludes with an invitation for questions from the audience.
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Getting started with the PnP Provisioning Engine
- 1. Getting started with the Office 365 Developer Patterns and Practices Provisioning Engine ERWIN VAN HUNEN, PRODUCT OWNER, RENCORE.COM PAOLO PIALORSI, CEO, PIASYS.COM
- 2. SPONSORS
- 3. Erwin van Hunen • Project Owner • Many certifications • MCSM – Charter SharePoint • MVP Office Servers and Services • Office 365 Dev PnP Core Team Member • Over 20 years of industry experience • Speaker at main IT conferences
- 4. Paolo Pialorsi • Project Manager, Consultant, Trainer • About 50 Microsoft certification exams passed • MCSM – Charter SharePoint • MVP Office Servers and Services • Office 365 Dev PnP Core Team Member • Focused on SharePoint and Office 365 since the beginning • Author of many books about XML, SOAP, .NET, LINQ, SharePoint, and Office 365 • Speaker at main IT conferences
- 15. // Get template from existing site template = ctx.Web.GetProvisioningTemplate(); 1 2 4 3 // Save template using XML provider XMLFileSystemTemplateProvider provider = new XMLFileSystemTemplateProvider(@"c:temp", ""); string templateName = "template.xml"; provider.SaveAs(template, templateName); // Load the saved model again ProvisioningTemplate p2 = provider.GetTemplate(templateName); // Apply template to existing site ctxTarget.Web.ApplyProvisioningTemplate(template);