SharePoint Saturday NYC 1/30/10 - Whats New For Developers In Share Point 2010
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The document discusses new features and enhancements for developers in SharePoint 2010, including improved SDKs, enhanced data access options, and the inclusion of PowerShell for management tasks. It highlights the Developer Dashboard for debugging and monitoring, as well as the introduction of sandboxed solutions with specific restrictions for deploying third-party apps. The document also emphasizes tools such as Visual Studio 2010 integration and SharePoint Designer improvements that streamline the development process.
SharePoint Saturday NYC 1/30/10 - Whats New For Developers In Share Point 2010
- 1. What’s New for Developers in SharePoint 2010Geoff Varosky
- 2. PLEASE FILL OUTYOUR EVALS? PLEASE?Up for Grabs…(3) 2010 Stickers(2) BooksTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 3. About MeGeoff Varosky MCP, MCTSSenior Solutions Developer for Grace-Hunt, LLC.Blog: http://www.geoffvarosky.comEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comTwitter: @gvaro
- 4. About Grace-HuntFounded in 2004Based in Hudson, MAPresence in North East, Mid Atlantic, and South East RegionsMicrosoft Gold PartnerSpecializing in SharePoint and Dynamics (CRM, SL, GP, NAV) Consulting, Implementation, and IntegrationWeb: http://www.grace-hunt.comTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 5. History…Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 6. HistoryIn the beginning…Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 7. HistoryIn the beginning…SharePoint Team Services / SPS 2001Visual StudioSDKAPINot much else, only a handful of books and blogs, and some 3rd party toolsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 8. HistoryThen back in ‘03Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 9. HistoryThen back in ‘03WSS v2 and SPS 2003SDKsVisual StudioAPILots more books and blogsMany more 3rd Party Tools to Assist DevelopersTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 10. HistoryThen in ’07Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 11. HistoryThen in ’07WSS v3 and MOSS 2007 SDKsAPILots more books and blogsMany ManyMany more 3rd Party Tools to Assist DevelopersWSP BuilderSTSDevVSeWSSSharePoint ManagerSharePoint Solution Installeretc.Features + Solution PackagesTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 12. HistoryThen here comes 2010 – Paydirt!Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 13. HistoryThen here comes 2010 – Paydirt!SDKsAPI EnhancementsNew Ways of Accessing DataREST APIs, Client OM, LINQ to SharePointNative Support in VS2010 for SharePointPackaging, Deployment, DebuggingPowerShell (SP 2010 Management Console)Developer DashboardSandboxed SolutionsMajor SPD 2010 EnhancementsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 14. DevelopmentEnvironmentTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 15. SharePoint “Developer Edition”Just for developersNo longer required to develop on a serverInstall and run SharePoint 2010 (Foundation or Server) on Desktop systems (Vista SP1+, Windows 7)Required to follow install guide instructions in SDK64-bit System is requiredNot supported for production deploymentsOnly for Standalone InstallationsCan be disabled via Group PolicyTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 16. SPD 2010Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 17. SharePoint Designer 2010BCS Designer
- 18. MAJOR improvement over BDC
- 20. Ability to package up solutions directly into WSPs
- 21. Add Custom Actions to the Ribbon and List Item Menus
- 23. Can import workflow design from Visio 2010, and export to Visual Studio 2010
- 25. Improved Page Editing and Workflow Designer
- 26. “Save Site as Template” Creates WSPTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 27. DemoSharePoint Designer 2010Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 28. Visual Studio2010Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 29. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitIntegrated debuggingProject and Item TemplatesRequired x64 and Local SharePoint InstanceVisual DesignersBCS DesignerWeb Part DesignerWorkflow DesignerWorkflowsSite level workflowsTemplates for Initiation and Association formsImport WSP packages generated in SharePoint DesignerTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 30. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 31. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 32. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitPackage and Deploy Solutions NativelyTFS IntegrationExtensibility for Development of SP ArtifactsBCS SupportTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 33. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitWSP Importing*Wizard for selecting WSPDeclarative elements can be selected for importModified and extended from there*Cannot export back to SharePoint DesignerTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 34. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitSharePoint Project SystemProject CommandsPackage, Retract & Deploy SolutionsProject level propertiesSite URL, SandboxedFeatures and Packaging NodesMapped FoldersItems and Files have specific SharePoint propertiesTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 35. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitSharePoint ExplorerTree-View of SharePoint Site and ArtifactsSite Collection, Sites, Lists, Fields, Content Types, etc.Can view properties of these itemsAdd connections to different site collectionsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 36. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint ToolkitExtensibilityServer Explorer ExtensionsDeployment ExtensionsPackaging Validation RulesMS Build ExtensibilityTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 37. DemoVisual Studio 2010Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 38. DeveloperDashboardTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 39. Developer Dashboard Powerful interface to debug and/or monitor page performanceTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 40. Developer DashboardTurning it on...STSADMstsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “OnDemand “stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “On”PowerShell (Beta 1)(Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "OnDemand"(Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "On"Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 41. Developer DashboardTurning it off...STSADMstsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “Off”PowerShell (Beta 1)(Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "Off"Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 42. Developer DashboardTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 43. Developer DashboardComplete Request/Response Timing Information on page load for all operations performedRequest (GET:http://sp2010dev-01:80/Pages/default.aspx) (1475.21 ms) BeginRequestHandler (0.07 ms)PostAuthenticateRequestHandler (0.06 ms)PostResolveRequestCacheHandler (1117.62 ms) GetWebPartPageContent (1114.78 ms) GetFileAndMetaInfo (1114.32 ms)EnsureListItemsData (157.10 ms)PortalSiteMapDataSource: Determining Starting Node (0.01 ms)Add WebParts (0.82 ms) Press Releases (0.59 ms)ToolBarMenuButton.CreateChildControls for PersonalActions (0.17 ms)ToolBarMenuButton.CreateChildControls for SiteActions (0.62 ms)SearchBoxEx.OnLoad (0.15 ms)SPPageStateControl:OnLoad (0.20 ms)Activate web part connections (0.13 ms)DataBindingDataFormWebPart (Press Releases) (141.31 ms) CBQ Query and Process Data (140.61 ms) GetSiteData (22.16 ms)GetSiteData#1 (25.84 ms)DataBindingDataFormWebPart () (0.45 ms)DataBinding DataFormWebPart ()#1 (0.29 ms)SPPageStateControl:OnPreRender (0.91 ms)Render Ribbon. (3.14 ms)Render WebPart Zone TopZone (0.39 ms) Render WebPart Press Releases (0.35 ms) Xslt Transform (0.12 ms)Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 44. Developer DashboardBasic Statistics of the page load processTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 45. Developer DashboardInspection of SQL QueriesTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 46. Developer DashboardInspection of SPRequest ObjectsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 47. Developer DashboardAdditional Information on…Service Calls
- 48. Asserts and Critical Events
- 49. Web Parts Events OffsetsMore Information on my bloghttp://snipurl.com/u10su
- 51. Beta 2 PowerShell commands
- 53. http://snipurl.com/u10tf (Extensions)Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 54. PowerShellTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 55. PowerShellSharePoint 2010 Management ConsoleCommand environment allows for scriptingLeverage the API directlyMore flexible, extensible, faster, and powerful than STSADMSnap-in for PowerShell for SharePoint AdministrationHundreds of cmdlets available OOTBCan tweak options that cannot be done in the UITwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 56. DemoUsing PowerShell to Enable the Developer DashboardTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 57. PowerShellCMDLETSGet-help <cmdlet>Get-help <cmdlet> -detailedGet-Command Get-SP*Get and SetGet retrieves informationSet changes informationTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 58. PowerShellFor More Information…Windows PowerShell for SharePoint 2010 Administratorhttp://snipurl.com/u76gePowerShell CHM for SharePoint 2010http://snipurl.com/u76fyGlobal SharePoint Users Group Meeting 2/2Paul Schaeflein Talking about PWS in 2010! http://www.gspug.orgTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 59. SandboxedSolutionsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 60. Sandboxed SolutionsRestrictions can be placed on them
- 61. Memory, CPU, SQL, Exceptions, Handles, Threads, etc.
- 62. Protects Farms by running solutions within a separate process
- 63. Restricted by .NET Code Access Security Policy
- 64. Allows Site Admins to deploy 3rd party Solutions without worrying about harming the farm
- 65. Exposes a subset of the Microsoft.SharePoint namespace
- 66. Deployment in Site Collection Solution Gallery
- 67. Managed and Monitored in Central Administration
- 68. Visual Studio 2010 Required to Build SolutionsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 70. Site Columns
- 71. Custom Actions
- 73. Event and Feature Receivers
- 75. JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery, Silverlight
- 76. List Definitions
- 78. Site PagesTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 79. Sandboxed SolutionsSeparate ProcessesUser Code Service
- 83. Sandbox Worker Process Proxy
- 84. SPUCWorkerProcessProxy.exeTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 85. Sandboxed SolutionsWhat is available from the Microsoft.SharePoint NamespaceMicrosoft.SharePointExceptSPSite constructor
- 87. SPWorkItem and SPWorkItemCollection objects
- 90. SPUserSolution and SPUserSolutionCollection objects
- 96. ToolPane object
- 97. ToolPart objectTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 98. Sandboxed SolutionsIf you are running SharePoint on a DC, you will need to run the following PowerShell script to enable Sandboxed Solutions…$acl = Get-Acl HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ComputerName$person = [System.Security.Principal.NTAccount]"Users" $access = [System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryRights]::FullControl$inheritance = [System.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]"ContainerInherit, ObjectInherit" $propagation = [System.Security.AccessControl.PropagationFlags]::None $type = [System.Security.AccessControl.AccessControlType]::Allow $rule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule($person, $access, $inheritance, $propagation, $type) $acl.AddAccessRule($rule) Set-Acl HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ComputerName $acl…and then make sure the User Code service is running in Central AdminTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 99. Sandboxed SolutionsAll Sandboxed Solutions Follow a Point System
- 100. Managed via Quota Templates in Central Admin
- 101. Hit allocation, you get an error in the Web part
- 102. ~1 day until you can use the web parts again
- 103. Site admins can monitor via Solutions galleryTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 104. Sandboxed SolutionsDefault Resource MeasurementsAbnormalProcessTerminationCount: 1CPUExecutionTime: 3600 CriticalExceptionCount: 3600 InvocationCount: 100 PercentProcessorTime: 85 ProcessCPUCycles: 100000000000 ProcessHandleCount:10000 ProcessIOBytes: 10000000 ProcessThreadCount: 10000 ProcessVirtualBytes: 100000000 SharePointDatabaseQueryCount: 20 SharePointDatabaseQueryTime: 120 UnhandledExceptionCount: 50 UnresponsiveprocessCount: 2Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 105. Sandboxed SolutionsAdditional ResourcesSahilMalik’s Blog Series on Sandboxed Solutionshttp://snipurl.com/u79ibhttp://mssharepointdeveloper.comChannel 9http://snipurl.com/u895xSharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions sessionPresented by SriniSistla4PM today in Room 2 (this room)Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 106. DemoSandboxed SolutionsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 107. SharePoint APITwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 108. APIClient Object ModelSimple API to perform CRUD and Management of Data in SharePoint.NETMicrosoft.SharePoint.ClientMicrosoft.SharePoint.Client.RuntimeSilverlightMicrosoft.SharePoint.Client.SilverlightMicrosoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.RuntimeJavaScriptSP.jsSP.Core.jsSP.Runtime.jsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 109. APIClient Object ModelOffers a familiar and consistent object model across multiple development platforms to interact with SharePoint.Utilizes JSON and XMLConnects to Client.svc, rather than Web Services for interactionCommands are batched automagically for performance considerationsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 110. APILINQ to SharePointEntity Based ProgrammingStrong Types and IntellisenseSupports List JoiningJoin Lists based on Lookup FieldsMultiple ListsTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 111. ResourcesMy Bloghttp://www.geoffvarosky.comMore informationhttp://mssharepointdeveloper.comSharePoint Development Wikihttp://www.sharepointdevwiki.comMicrosoft SharePoint 2010 SDKhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee557253(office.14).aspxTwitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 112. Q&AAsk The Experts Session @ 2:30PM in Room 2 (this room)Twitter: @gvaroEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comBlog: www.geoffvarosky.comCompany: www.grace-hunt.com
- 113. About MeGeoff Varosky MCP, MCTSSenior Solutions Developer for Grace-Hunt, LLC.Company: http://www.grace-hunt.comBlog: http://www.geoffvarosky.comEmail: gvarosky@grace-hunt.comTwitter: @gvaro
- 114. Speaking ScheduleSharePoint Saturday BostonFebruary 27th, 2010, Waltham, MAWhat’s New for Developers in SharePoint 2010http://www.sharepointsaturday.org/bostonRegistration open as of Wednesday, January 27thWestern Massachusetts Microsoft Technology Users GroupApril 20th, 2010, Chicopee, MACreating Custom Actions within SharePointhttp://www.mstech.org