1. Business Connectivity Services in Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Overview
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Business Connectivity Services in Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Overview
Juan Balmori
Program Manager – BCS Team
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Feedback on BDC – SharePoint 2007
Read/Write
Read is nice… Write back would be even more powerful
Tooling Support
Need an easier way to create, debug and maintain appdef XML files
I wish it was baked into the Platform
Wouldn’t it be nice to offline?

3. Challenges With Back End Data
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Challenges With Back End Data
End User Challenges
Islands of business data
Overhead for IT to service all user requests
Manage security, auditing, connectivity
One off projects for connecting to external systems
Multiple user interfaces
External systems can be difficult to use
Can't work with the data when and where I want to
Can’t easily search for business data
Need to involve IT to service my requests for data access
IT Challenges
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4. Challenges With Back End Data
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Challenges With Back End Data
Bring external data into SharePoint and Office
Provide External Data in a Centrally Managed Way
Business Connectivity Services
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5. BCS in a nutshell Content DB BCS Sales Products Inventories Friends
Customers
BCS
Sales
Products
Inventories
BCS Cache
Document
Libraries
Contacts
ECM
Friends
Twits
Songs
Blogs
Content DB
Lists
Site Collections

6. In summary…. BCS is:
A set of features that provide the capability to connect SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010 applications to any external system, whether it be a Line-of-Business (LOB) system, (such as Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, or Siebel) a web 2.0 service, or a custom home-grown application
Provides read/write capabilities to those external systems
It provides out-of-box features, services and tools that streamline development to deeply integrate external data and services..

7. Connecting External Data to SharePoint
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Connecting External Data to SharePoint
…in less than 10 minutes
DEMO
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8. Contoso Sales Solution
SQL Server 2008 R2
Customers
Database
Solution
E-List
Customers DB
BCS MD
SPD
ECT

9. Investment Areas Presentation Connectivity Tooling
Extend Office and SharePoint‘s UX and capabilities to external data and processes
Presentation
Read-write capable connectivity from client and server to databases, WCF/WebServices and .NET sources
Connectivity
Integrated tooling experience scales from simple solutions to advanced pro-dev apps with rich client packaging and deployment
Tooling

10. External Content Type (ECT) The building block
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External Content Type (ECT) The building block
Superset of entity capabilities; describes:
Structure of the external system (Fields, Methods, Connection)
How this data behaves within SharePoint and Office
Manage and reuse from a central location
Added to the Business Data Connectivity service through:
SharePoint Designer
Visual Studio 2010
Import into the Business Data Connectivity service as part of a model
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11. External Content Type (ECT) The building block
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External Content Type (ECT) The building block
BCS-enabled solutions rely on ECTs to integrate external data into SharePoint and the Office client applications
Can be reused in
External List
Search
Outlook
SharePoint Workspace
Word
InfoPath
Access
Other Office applications via code
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12. External Content Type The building block
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External Content Type The building block
SharePoint Workspace with InfoPath Forms
Outlook Forms and Task Panes
SharePoint External Lists
External Content Type
Customer
CustomerID
FirstName
LastName
Address
Search Results
External data
Office Applications
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13. Presentation External Lists in SharePoint
Connectivity
Tooling
Expose external data as a native SharePoint list
Full CRUD capability
Familiar UI and navigation
Sort, Filter, Group
Programmatic access via SPList OM
Profile page available for each item in the list
Form
Auto-generated OOB
Upsize to InfoPath
Offline-able

14. Presentation External Lists vs. Regular Lists
Connectivity
Tooling
Key Differences
No default fields – Title, Created (By), Modified (By)
List Items don’t have a unique int32 ID
No Event notifications (eg. items being changed)
Item level permissions provided by external source
Read/Write depends on external source support
Data stored in the External System
List features that behave differently
Search
Lookup columns
Paging (UX only; use filters to scope the view)
Not supported
RSS feeds
Edit in Datasheet/grid view
Export to Excel
REST interface

15. Presentation Offline External List
Connectivity
Tooling
Connect to Outlook as
Contacts
Tasks
Calendars
Posts
Download to SharePoint Workspace as
Lists
Word doc libraries with external data columns

16. Presentation Surfacing External Data
Connectivity
Tooling
External Data Columns
Add data from external content types to standard SharePoint lists
Can be made available as Content Controls in Word
Web Parts
Scenario: Use for Dashboard pages
Business Data List 
Business Data Item
Business Data Item Builder
Business Data Related List
Business Data Connectivity Filter
Chart Web Part
External Data Search
Integrate External Data into search results

17. Demo Overview Bring Customer data into Outlook
External Content Type
External List
Outlook integration
Bring Customer data into Outlook
Use InfoPath Forms to View and Edit Customer Data
Upsize to InfoPath Forms
Use Customized Form in an External List/SharePoint Workspace
Create a Customer agreement document in Word
External Data Column
Word Content Controls

18. DEMO Using external data Outlook, InfoPath and Word
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Using external data
Outlook, InfoPath and Word
Using Business Data Parts
DEMO
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Connectivity
Business Data Catalog (BDC)
Business Data Connectivity (BDC)
Presntation in SharePoint
Business Data Connectivity (BDC)
BDC Client Runtime
BDC Metadata Store
BDC Server Runtime
Client Data
Cache DB
Connector
WCF/WS
Connector
.NET Assembly
Connector
Custom
Connector
Client to Backend Direct Connection
External data
Custom .NET assembly
SQL
SAP
ORACLE
Siebel
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20. Connectivity Connecting to External Data
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Business Data Connectivity enhancements
Read/write capability
Claims aware
Connect via ADO/SQL, WCF/WS, .Net Assembly and Custom Connectors
Batch and bulk operation support
BDC used for Search indexing connectors
Added blob, incremental crawl and item level Security
Symmetrical server and client runtimes
Connect from client or server directly to external data
Rich client cache
SQL CE database is used to cache external data
Allows for “cached mode” behavior on external data

21. Tech Ed North America 2010 Finding items on external systems…
External Data Search
Finding items on external systems…
DEMO
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22. Connectivity Authentication
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
OOB Support for:
Windows Auth
FBA
Claims based Authentication
Authentication modes
Revert to Self
Passthrough
SSS
Secure Store Service
Can store windows credentials or non-windows credentials
A credentials page is available to gather credentials from a user and store it in SSS
Extensibility through ISSSProvider to plug in another SSO

23. Connectivity Authentication
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
SharePoint Server
Process Account
External List
BCS
Runtime
Credentials Ticket
Delegation Token
Other
WebPart
Logged-on
user
Application
Secure Store Service
PassThrough
(Uses logged-on user)
RevertToSelf
(Uses process account)
SSO Authentication
(Credentials, etc. from Secure Store)
Modes:
SAML Token
Application
Delegated Token
Credentials
Claims Aware
Service
Legacy LOB
Web 2.0

24. Support Matrix x x Popular Auth types WCF Connector DB Connector .NET
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Popular Auth types
WCF Connector
DB Connector
.NET
Assembly
Connector
SQL Auth
Username & Password
NTLM Pass through Or Kerberos
Claims Token
Oauth / LiveID
In code
n/a
In code x
In code
In code x
In code

25. Tooling Easily create and customize solutions
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Assembly
No-code solutions in SPD
External Content Type definitions
Form layout and validation
Workflow integration
Build
Pro-Dev Solutions in Visual Studio
Create reusable components (UI parts, ECTs, actions)
Custom Office Integration (add-ins)
Custom connectivity
.Net Assembly Connector
Custom Connector
Code-based business logic

26. Solution Types Advanced Intermediate Simple
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Solution Types
Advanced
Custom connectivity for data aggregation, transformation, security, etc.
Use custom code to integrate data into any Office app
Business logic in forms
Create reusable components (UI parts, ECTs, actions)
Intermediate
Customize
InfoPath forms
Outlook task pane and ribbon
Workflow
Web Part Pages
Surface data in External Lists
Connect those lists to Outlook, SPW
Simple
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27. Tooling Assemble Solutions via SharePoint Designer
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Discover
Database
Web services
.NET type
Map operations
Create, read, update, delete, lookup
Connect to SharePoint/Office
External List
Contact
Task
Appointment
Post

28. Tooling Building ProDev Apps using Visual Studio 2010
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Simple drag and drop experience
Create connectivity packs in Visual Studio to
Aggregate data across multiple back-ends
Perform custom data transformations
Execute custom business logic/rules (e.g., trigger workflow)
Upsize IT solutions created in SharePoint Designer
Bring external data into other Office clients with VSTO Add-Ins (e.g., Excel)

29. BCS Tooling Experiences
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Visual Studio 2010
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30. Lifecycle Management
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling
Part of WSP-based SharePoint application packaging, deployment, and administration
Deploy solution to Server and Client
Artifacts are packaged into a single versioned unit
Solution Package is published to SharePoint
Deployed to Office Client using ClickOnce
Application upgrade management

31. Investment Areas
Presentation
Connectivity
Tooling

32. Baked into the Platform…
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Baked into the Platform…
SharePoint Server 2010
Office 2010
Secure Store Service
External Data Search
Rich Client Extensions
BDC Client Runtime
Profile Pages
External Data Web Parts
SharePoint Foundation 2010
External List
External Data Column
Business Data Connectivity Service
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33. Business Connectivity Services Key Takeaways
Bring External Data into SharePoint and Office
Client/server connectivity with
Read/write
Online/offline
Tools for rapid assembly of business solutions
Baked into the Platform
Learn more about BCS:

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