2. Building Office 365 Solutions with Azure
SESSION CODE: OFS201
Chris Johnson
Sr. Technical Product Manager, SharePoint
Microsoft Corp
Building Office 365 Solutions with Azure
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3. Who is paying attention?
Prizes!
Intelligent Questions
Intelligent Answers
Yelling JACKPOT! as loud as you can when you see the “Honeycomb” transition

4. In this session, I assume…
You understand the concept of cloud computing.
You have a basic knowledge of Windows Azure.
You have some understanding of SharePoint/SharePoint Online development.

5. Agenda Fundamentals Scenarios Identity & Security Summary
Simple: SharePoint Online app consuming Azure Data
Hybrid: Consuming On-premises LOB data
Reverse: Consuming SPO data from Azure
Windowed: Azure app in SharePoint
Identity & Security
Summary

6. SPO Development Fundamentals

7. SharePoint Online Development
OOTB Browser Configuration
SharePoint Designer 2010
Declarative: Workflows, Forms, Pages, Content Types etc…
Export to WSP > Upsize to Visual Studio
Visual Studio 2010
Sandbox Solutions
Code: Feature Receivers, Event Receivers, Navigation, Web Parts, InfoPath Forms Logic, Custom Declarative Workflow Activities
Declarative: Declarative Workflows, Content Types, Site Columns, List Definitions, Lists, Custom Ribbon Actions/Extensions, Web templates, Site Pages, Page Layouts, Master Pages
Client Object Model
Silverlight,
JavaScript
.NET

8. SharePoint Online Development Unsupported SP2010 Platform Features
Access to the Farm/Web Application
Access to file system
Web application-scoped or farm-scoped Features
Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
Access to web.config
Ability to install code/files on server
Timer Jobs
Admin access beyond site collection
Running with elevated privileges
Access to External Code/Data
Access to external web service calls
External code access to SharePoint web services/ Client Object Model
BCS

9. Sandboxed Solutions Development Deployment Administration
Subset of Microsoft.SharePoint
Scoped SPSite, Partial Trust, CAS
VS2010 support
New Project/Item
Intellisense and compilation
F5 Debugging (on prem)
Packaging
Deployment
Site Collection Admin uploads to Solution Gallery
Executes in sandboxed execution environment
Administration
Solutions consume resource points against quota
Solutions are disabled when quota is exceeded

10. SharePoint Object Model
Server Farm
Web Application …
Web Application
Site Collection
Site Collection …
Site Collection
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites

11. Client-Object Model New APIs for interacting with SharePoint sites
Easier than SharePoint Web Services, more efficient
Consistent with Microsoft.SharePoint namespace
Scoped to site collection
Supported platforms
.NET 3.5 (and below)
Silverlight 2.0 (and above)
JavaScript/ECMAScript

12. Scenarios

13. Simple: Consuming Data from Azure
No external calls from Sandbox code
Code in the Browser
JavaScript
Silverlight
Flash
X-Domain issues
clientaccesspolicy.xml

14. SharePoint or SharePoint Online
Cloud Services
Service
Web Role
Instance
SharePoint or SharePoint Online

15. Simple: Consuming Data from Azure
Demo…

16. What we saw Sandbox Solution Visual Web Part Feature Silverlight app
Azure WCF Service
Azure Data Market

17. What do you do if your Line of Business data isn’t conveniently exposed externally?

18. Hybrid: Consuming On-Premises LOB data
Data on premises
SQL, SAP, CRM, … <insert LOB system here>
Not exposed to the Web usually
Network issues, Security, No UAG/TMG/Reverse proxy
How do you get at this data from SPO?

19. Windows Azure Options Azure AppFabric Azure Connect
Connectivity: Service Bus
Security: Access Control (ACS)
Azure Connect
Connectivity: Virtual IP network

20. Windows Azure Virtual Network
TechReady13
11/24/2018
Windows Azure Virtual Network
Windows Azure
Secure network connectivity between on-premises and cloud
Supports standard IP protocols
Enables hybrid apps access to on-premises servers
Simple setup and management
Web, Worker and VM Roles supported
Supports Windows Azure app domain-joined to corporate Active Directory
Enterprise
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21. AppFabric Service Bus Proxy
On Premises
Create on-premises service
Create service and deploy to Windows Azure
Connect via Service Bus
Connect via remote device
You can connect and use the service from any WCF conversant device, application or platform
WCF Web Service
Listener Service WCF
SharePoint
List or LOB
Service Bus

22. Consuming On-Premises LOB data
Demo…

23. What we saw Same as Simple Scenario Azure Service Bus
Sandbox Visual Web Part, Silverlight app, Azure WCF Service
Azure Service Bus
On-Premises WCF Listener
LOB System

24. Possibilities
Deploy services locally as listeners and connect via Windows Azure Service Bus
Use Windows Azure as a service layer to surface SharePoint or LOB data
Connect to remote devices and platforms
Expose data from cloud-based services
Secure using the Access Control Service (ACS)
Extend on-premises code to the cloud

25. What if your data is in SharePoint Online? How do you get at it?

26. Reverse: Consuming SPO data from Azure
Reach into SPO to Return or Save Data
SharePoint Remote API options:
Web Services
Client Side Object Model
Javascript
Sliveright
.Net Managed Code

27. Authentication to SPO O365 uses Microsoft Online Services ID “Headed”
Live ID “like”, not the same
“Headed”
Browser popup for authentication
Suits client applications
Follows MS-OFBA Protocol
“Headless”
No user interaction
Programmatic only

28. Headless Authentication
STS
WCF/WIF 
Azure Application
API Call

29. Write-up and Samples “Headed” “Headless”
MSDN: Remote Authentication in SharePoint Online Using Claims-Based Authentication
Code Sample included
Blog: Authentication with SharePoint Online and the Client Side Object Model
“Headless”
Blog: Part 2: “Headless” Authentication with SharePoint Online and the Client Side Object Model
Code sample included

30. Reaching into SharePoint Online
Demo…

31. What we saw Azure Web Role Application
Windows Identity Framework (WIF)
Web Service Calls to O365 Secure Token Service (STS)
Extracting the cookies
Attaching the cookies to the CSOM call
Making a call to SharePoint Online

32. Identity & Security

33. Security Simple scenario Hybrid Into SPO Azure ACS ADFS SQL Azure
Certificates
Azure ACS
ADFS
Shared tokens
Azure Connect
Windows Auth
Domain Auth
Online ID
Impersonation
Service Account

34. Summary

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Summary
Client side code for external calls
Azure services for connectivity fabric
Get LOB data via
AppFabric Service Bus or Azure Connect
Leverage SPO from Azure for what its good at
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36. Developer Training Kit SharePoint & Windows Azure Developer Kit
Getting Started
WCF, Windows Azure & SharePoint
Windows Azure & Office
Business Connectivity Services & Windows Azure
BI Solutions using SQL Azure
Bing Maps, Windows Azure & SharePoint …

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