1. Developer Patterns to Integrate Silverlight 4.0 with SharePoint 2010
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Developer Patterns to Integrate Silverlight 4.0 with SharePoint 2010
Paul Stubbs
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Technical Evangelist
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2. Session Objectives
Understand the Silverlight features of SharePoint 2010.
Identify the differnet patterns that developers use for Silverlight in SharePoint.

3. Silverlight Cross Browser and Cross Platform plugin
Immersive Experiences
.NET
Data Binding
Smooth Streaming
Out of Browser
Local Messaging
Rapid Development
Design & Development Workflow

4. Rich Tooling for Developer and Designer
Design & Development
Workflow

5. Silverlight out of the box
Silverlight Web Part
Silverlight Media Web Part
Web Applications light up functionality
Silverlight Client Object Model
RESTful List Access
Sandbox compatible
Silverlight enabled ‘Create’ dialog
Silverlight Everywhere

6. Silverlight enabled ‘Create’ dialog

7. Silverlight Out of the Box
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Silverlight Out of the Box
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8. Building and Deploying Silverlight
Built in support in Visual Studio 2010
Sandboxed and Farm Solutions support
SharePoint Online
F5 deploy and debug experience
SharePoint WSP
Visual Studio builds WSP package on F5
Silverlight XAP
Deploy as SharePoint Farm or Sandboxed Solution

9. Custom Silverlight Web Part
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Custom Silverlight Web Part
demo
Paul Stubbs
Technical Evangelist
Microsoft
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10. Integrating with SharePoint
Web Services
More coverage
Client Object Model
Site, navigation
security services
Very flexible
REST
Easiest to use
For fixed list schema
Web Services
Advanced Operations
SharePoint Server Operations
Client OM
Advanced List Operations
Site Operations
Security
REST
Working with list data,
fixed schema

11. SOAP Web Services
Fixed functions exposed in the product, or build your own
More MOSS, WSS functionality covered
Not all services representable in SL WCF Client
Details:
See SDK for list of web services
Of course, also in 2007!

12. Client Object Model Based on SharePoint server-side OM
Also for JavaScript and Managed Code
Two main concepts:
To read data from objects, you must ask for it
Reads and writes are sent in a asynchronous batch
Details:
<SharePointRoot>\14\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS\clientbin\
Asynchronous Load model
Changes post-beta: XAP

13. Major Objects in Client Object Model
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Major Objects in Client Object Model
Site
Web
ContentType
Change
List
Navigation
Form
NavigationNode
View
UserCustomAction
Field
RoleDefinition
ListItem
User Interface
RoleAssignment
Data and Schema
Folder
WorkflowAssociation
Logic
File
WorkflowTemplate
Security
WebPart
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14. REST Read/update/delete of list data Object-oriented, ATOM-based means
Standards-based, consistent with other data sources
Details:
In VS, Add Service Reference
Beta needs ADO.NET 1.5 CTP 2 DLL references!
Add from C:\Program Files (x86)\ADO.NET Data Services V1.5 CTP2\sl_bin

15. Integrating with SharePoint
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Integrating with SharePoint
demo
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Technical Evangelist
Microsoft
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16. Taking SharePoint Offline
Silverlight Out of Browser
Easy install
Cached Data
Full Trust
BCS Data Cache

17. Taking SharePoint offline
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Taking SharePoint offline
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18. Silverlight in SharePoint App Patterns
XAP location
Packaging
Data Integration
Deployment
Form Factor
Library
Custom Location
None
WSP
None
Custom Data Access
Sandboxed
Solution
Farm
Solution
Web Part
Full Screen

19. Summary Great Together Silverlight SharePoint Data Layer Presentation
Client Integration
Logic Layer
Security
App Model

20. Summary Great Together Silverlight SharePoint Presentation
Client Integration
Security
App Model
SharePoint
Logic Layer
Data Layer

21. Learn More about SharePoint 2010
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Learn More about SharePoint 2010
Information for IT Pros at TechNet
Information for Developers at MSDN
Information for Everyone
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