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OSP305
Developing Collaboration Solutions in the Cloud with Microsoft SharePoint Online
Chris Mayo
Snr. Technical Evangelist, Office 365
Microsoft Corporation
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3. Agenda SharePoint Online Overview SharePoint Online Platform Summary
What is SharePoint Online?
How is SPO similar to/different from SP2010?
SharePoint Online Platform
How does the SPO platform differ from SP2010?
How do I work with those differences?
How do I build solutions for SPO and SP2010?
Summary
Resources

4. SharePoint Online Overview
Ships with Office 365
Exchange Online, Lync Online, SharePoint Online, Office 2010 Pro Plus
Cloud-based subscription service
Beta today, GA in H1 2011
SharePoint 2010 hosted in the cloud (SaaS)
Hosted in Microsoft datacenters
Reliable (99.9% guaranteed uptime)
Secure (ISO27001 and SAS70 certified)
Subset of features, subset of platform

5. SharePoint 2010 Administration
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SharePoint 2010 Administration
Server Farm
Web Application
Web Application
Web Application …
Web Application
Site Collection
Site Collection …
Site Collection
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites
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6. SharePoint Online Administration
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SharePoint Online Administration
SharePoint Online Tenancy
Site Collection
Site Collection …
Site Collection
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites
Lists
Libraries
Sites
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7. Office 365 and SharePoint Online
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Office 365 and SharePoint Online
demo
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8. SharePoint Online Platform
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SharePoint Online Platform
OOTB Browser
SharePoint Designer 2010
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
Code components:
Feature receivers
Event receivers
SPItemEventReceiver
SPListEventReceiver
SPWebEventReceiver
Navigation
Web Parts (if derived from the WebPart class)
Microsoft InfoPath forms logic
SharePoint Designer workflow activities
Sandboxed solutions workflow activities
Declarative components:
Declarative workflows
Content types, site columns
Lists and list definitions
Visual and nonvisual Web Parts
Custom actions, ribbon extensions
Client-side technologies
Web templates, site pages, page layouts, and master pages
The following capabilities and elements are not supported in sandboxed solutions:
Access to the Internet to make web service calls
Access to a hard disk to read or write files You can, of course, read and write to lists and libraries within SharePoint Online.
Web application-scoped or farm-scoped Features
Adding assemblies to the global assembly cache
Running security-related functionality; for example, RunWithElevatedPrivileges or other SPSecurity methods
Custom Action groups
HideCustomAction element
Content type binding
Web Part connections
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9. SharePoint Online Platform Unsupported SP2010 Platform Features
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SharePoint Online Platform Unsupported SP2010 Platform Features
Full Trust
Web application-scoped or farm-scoped Features
Access to file system
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
Web service calls from server side code
BCS
Plus:
Custom Action groups
HideCustomAction element
Content type binding
Web Part connections
The following capabilities and elements are not supported in sandboxed solutions:
Access to the Internet to make web service calls
Access to a hard disk to read or write files You can, of course, read and write to lists and libraries within SharePoint Online.
Web application-scoped or farm-scoped Features
Adding assemblies to the global assembly cache
Running security-related functionality; for example, RunWithElevatedPrivileges or other SPSecurity methods
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

10. MS Confidential : SharePoint 2010 Developer Workshop (Beta1)
Lecture 13: Sandboxed Solutions - 10
Sandboxed Solutions
Development
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
A SharePoint solution has two sides to it.
The declarative CAML used to create many components such as list templates and content- types, and
The code side in workflow, event receivers or Web Parts.
Sandboxed solutions can contain all these elements.
The solutions are deployed to a special gallery which sits under _catalog like the other built-in galleries.
Execute in a partially trusted environment
Code executes in a special service process
Subject to CAS
Validation framework
Provides way to do custom farm wide validation for the deployed packages
Each solution is isolated to its site collection

11. Sandboxed Solutions Support
MS Confidential : SharePoint 2010 Developer Workshop (Beta1)
Lecture 13: Sandboxed Solutions - 11
Sandboxed Solutions Support
Item Template
Sandbox Compatible?
Visual Web Part No
Visual Web Part (Sandboxed)
Yes
Web Part
Sequential Workflow
State Machine Workflow
Business Data Connectivity Model
Application Page
Event Receiver
Module
Content Type
List Definition From Content Type
List Definition
List Instance
Empty Element
User Control
Code components:
Feature receivers
Event receivers
SPItemEventReceiver
SPListEventReceiver
SPWebEventReceiver
Navigation
Web Parts (if derived from the WebPart class)
Microsoft InfoPath forms logic
SharePoint Designer workflow activities
Sandboxed solutions workflow activities
Declarative components:
Declarative workflows
Content types, site columns
Lists and list definitions
Visual and nonvisual Web Parts
Custom actions, ribbon extensions
Client-side technologies
Web templates, site pages, page layouts, and master pages
The following capabilities and elements are not supported in sandboxed solutions:
Access to the Internet to make web service calls
Access to a hard disk to read or write files You can, of course, read and write to lists and libraries within SharePoint Online.
Web application-scoped or farm-scoped Features
Adding assemblies to the global assembly cache
Running security-related functionality; for example, RunWithElevatedPrivileges or other SPSecurity methods
Custom Action groups
HideCustomAction element
Content type binding
Web Part connections

12. demo Sandboxed Solutions 5/17/2019 10:57 AM
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13. MS Confidential : SharePoint 2010 Developer Workshop (Beta1)
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, scoped for download
Supported platforms
.NET 3.5 (and below)
Silverlight 2.0 (and above)
JavaScript/Jscript
Bonus!
Can call external web services!
Doesn’t count against Sandboxed Solution quotas!
Throughout each SharePoint release, Microsoft receives more and more requests for new Web Services
Instead of continuously building new Web services (and replacing existing ASMX services with WCF services), they now provide a client object model
The client object model provides an abstraction layer so process off the SharePoint server can interact with SharePoint using a consistent API that is very closely matched to the familiar server API

14. Client Object Model and Silverlight
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Client Object Model and Silverlight
demo
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15. Declarative Workflows
SharePoint 2010 Developer Workshop (Beta2)
Declarative Workflows
SharePoint Online supports declarative workflows
Code-based workflows aren’t supported in the Sandbox
Prototype in Visio 2010
SharePoint specific flowchart diagram/shapes
Export to SharePoint Designer 2010
Implement in SharePoint Designer 2010
Improved workflow designer
Integration of forms with InfoPath 2010
Extend with Visual Studio 2010
Custom SPD2010 actions
Events
Deploy as *.wsp via Save As Template in SPD2010

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Workflow
demo
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17. Summary SharePoint Online SharePoint Online Development
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Summary
SharePoint Online
SharePoint 2010 hosted in the cloud as SaaS
SharePoint Online Development
Sandboxed Solutions is the development model
Scoped to Site Collection, Partial Trust, protects site collection
Client Object Model provides Web RIA for SharePoint
Scoped to Site Collection, access to external services
Automate business processes with Workflows
Declarative workflows
Build with SPD2010, Extend with VS 2010, Deploy to Sandbox
Building “SPO-Ready” solutions
Build for the Sandbox
Client Object Model
Declarative Workflows
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18. Resources Office 365 Developer Training Course Office 365 Beta
Microsoft Office 365 Fact Sheet
Office 365 Beta Service Descriptions
Cloud-Based Collaboration with SharePoint Online
SharePoint Online Developer Resource Center
Office 365 Developer Training Course

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Sessions On-Demand & Community
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