1. SPC Developer
1/18/2019
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2. SPC Developer
1/18/2019
SPC027
Build SharePoint 2013 composite solutions – all you need is a browser! #SPC027
Asif Rehmani
SharePoint MVP, MCT
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3. Who am I? Conference Speaker SPC TechEd SPTechCon SP Connections
SPFest
And more…
SharePoint MVP, MCT
Trainer and Consultant
Author

4. Assumptions of the audience today
Information workers
Business analysts
Developers (since it’s a developer track)

5. What to expect during this presentation
This is not SharePoint 101
Variety of business use cases
Lots of Demos! (no-code zone)

6. What is a Composite solution anyway?
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What is a Composite solution anyway?
A solution made up of distinct parts or building blocks
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7. Out-of-the-box SharePoint building blocks
Sites
Lists & Libraries (Apps)
Pages
Themes
Search
Web parts
Site Columns
Content Types
Security management

8. External tools to build solutions
SharePoint
Designer
InfoPath
Access
Visual Studio

9. Add functionality using 3rd party Apps
SharePoint Marketplace

10. Our Focus today:
Out-of-the-box functionality
3rd party Apps

11. Scenarios (for site owners)

12. Scenario
Show me up to date information about a subject area on a page, but restrict it only to PDF files
Possible solutions:
Direct users to Advanced Search page to run their query
Program a solution for it using Visual Studio
Use a power user tool like SharePoint Designer to create your solution
Configure out-of-the-box web parts to create your solution

13. Scenario
Provide a place for users to submit expense reports created in Microsoft Word. Reports should be filter-able and sort-able by Department and Expense
Possible solutions:
The end user is responsible for filling out the metadata in columns
After the expense report is uploaded to the library, a workflow runs to extract the needed information into columns
Look for a 3rd party product that accomplishes this scenario
Use Quick Parts in MS Word to surface doc data to columns

14. Scenario
If an expense submitted is greater than $200, notify ‘the Boss’.
Possible solutions:
Manually or call ‘the Boss’ when someone’s expense is over $200
Create notification workflow using Visual Studio
Use SharePoint Designer workflow to check the amount and generate notification
Use a 3rd party workflow App to check the amount and generate notification

15. Scenario
Make available key information from documents in columns as metadata for easy sorting, filtering, creating views, facilitating search etc.
Possible solutions:
Enforce that all users set the metadata when they upload each document
Assign a person to go through each document and manually extract each piece of relevant data
Create a solution programmatically that extracts the information from documents
Use a 3rd party Metadata extractor App to automatically extract the data

16. Scenario Show a location map right within the list or library.
Possible solutions:
Buy a web part from a Vendor that shows a map
Create it from scratch using Visual Studio
Use some nifty javascript to embed the map control on the page
Use the out-of-the box new field type called Geolocation

17. Call to Action Watch SharePoint 2013 videos at SharePoint-Videos.com
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