Introducing

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2013

Introducing


SharePoint 2013 Architecture

In general model has stayed same as in previous version

Numerous platform level improvements and new capabilities Shredded Storage SQL Improvements Cache Service Request Management Themes Sharing


Service applications in SharePoint 2013 New service applications available

and improvements on existing ones

Office Web Apps is no longer a service application

Web Analytics is no longer service application, it’s part of search


Enterprise Content Management Site-level retention policies

Compliance levels extended to sites

Policies include: Retention policy for sites and

Team Mailbox associated with site

Project closure and expiration policy

Discovery Center Designed for managing

discovery cases and holds Establishes a portal through

which you can access discovery cases to conduct searches, place content on hold, and export content


Enterprise Content Management eDiscovery capablities

Support for searching and exporting content from file shares

Export discovered content from Exchange and SharePoint

Team folders Seemless integration of

Exchange and SharePoint to provide best of both world and end user flexibility


Web Content Management Support the tools and

workflows designers use Variations & Content

Translation Search Engine

Optimization Cross Site Publishing Video & Embedding Image renditions Clean Urls Metadata navigation


Web Content Management Workflow Manager SharePoint Designer 2013

enhancements


Social

Microblogging Share content, links,

and media Follow people, sites,

content, and conversations

Activity Feeds Provides a view into

recent activity related to content, links, media, and people


Social Communities

Community sites with self-service administration and moderation

Modern community features such as achievements and reputation

Discussions Modern discussion boards

Blogs Client application integration Categories, comments, and

moderation


Search New Search

architecture with one unified search

Personalized search results based on search history

Rich contextual previews


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Business Intelligence Excel BI

Instant analysis through In Memory BI Engine

Power View Add-in

Excel Services Improved data exploration Field List and Field Well Support Calculated Measures and Members Enhanced Timeline Controls


Business Intelligence PerformancePoint Services

Filter enhancements and Filter search

Dashboard migration Support for Analysis Services

Effective User Visio Services

Refresh data from external sources – BCS and Azure SQL

Supports comments on Visio Drawings

Maximum Cache Size service parameter Health Analyzer Rules to report on

Maximum Cache Size


Mobile Classic and Contemporary

views for mobile browsers Automatic Mobile Browser

Redirection Target different designs

based on user agent string Office Mobile Web Apps

Excel PowerPoint Word

Push notifications


The SharePoint 2013 Development Platform

The apps for SharePoint Model

The Marketplace and App Catalog

SharePoint-Hosted Apps Cloud-Hosted Apps


The apps for SharePoint ModelSharePoint 2013

Server-Side App• Web Page, iFrame

Client-Side App• HTML, CSS• JavaScript, jQuery, CSOM

Server-Side App• IIS, Windows Azure• ASP.NET

Server-Side App• IIS, Windows Azure• ASP.NET

Hybrid App• HTML, CSS• JavaScript, jQuery, CSOM

Cloud


The Marketplace and App Catalog

• The SharePoint Marketplace

• The Corporate App Catalog

• Obtaining and Controlling Access to Apps


Demonstration: Demonstrating The App Catalog

In this demonstration, you will see how to:

• Use Visual Studio to Deploy an App

• Control App Permissions

• Add an App to the Corporate Catalog


What is a SharePoint-Hosted App?

• Parent Sites and App Sites

• Types of Client-Side App Full Page Apps

Web Part Apps

Command Extension Apps

Top Level Site

Parent Site

App Site App Site

App Site


Building SharePoint-Hosted Apps

• User Interface HTML

CSS

• Scripting Language and Libraries CSOM

AJAX

jQuery

• Structure of a Client-Side App Project


Using Built-In Controls• The Client Web Part

• The Chrome Control

<ClientWebPart Name="MyFirstApp" Title="My First App"> <Content Type="html" Src="http://intranet/Clients/Default.aspx?Master=Empty" /></ClientWebPart>

<div id="chrome_ctrl_container" data-ms-control="SP.UI.Controls.Navigation" data-ms-options='{ "appTitle" : "Chrome Control", "appIconUrl" : "../Pages/siteIcon.png" }'></div>


Cross-Domain CallsParent Web App Web

AnnouncementsList

Company News

Recent Appointmen

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AppWebProxy.aspx

AppWebProxy.aspx

Hidden IFrame

SP.RequestExecutor.js

MyScript.js


Demonstration: Creating a SharePoint Hosted App


• Create a Simple SharePoint-Hosted App

• Add the jQuery library to your App

• Use jQuery to obtain and manipulate HTML elements

• Compile and run a SharePoint-Hosted App with debugging


What is a Cloud-Hosted App?

• SharePoint-Hosted Apps: Simple to create

CSOM very powerful

JavaScript

AJAX and JQuery

• Cloud-Hosted Apps: Flexible Architecture

Always Running

.NET Languages

• Cloud-Hosted Apps include server-side components that run outside your SharePoint farm on cloud services or on-premise Web servers.


Cloud-Hosted App Architectures

• Developer-Hosted Apps

• Azure Auto-Provisioned Apps

• Web Page• IFrame

• Windows Azure• Web Services, WCF

Services• SQL Azure

SharePoint Cloud

• Web Page• IFrame • IIS, Apache

• ASP.NET, PHP• SQL Server, MySQL

On-Premise Web Server


Communicating with SharePoint• OAuth

• OData

• Windows Azure• Web Services, WCF

Services• SQL Azure

SharePoint Cloud

• Web Page• IFrame

AnnouncementsList

Company News

Recent Appointmen

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OAuth for AuthenticationOData for Data Access


Demonstration: Demonstration: Accessing Data by Using REST and OData


• Use OData calls in Internet Explorer

• Explore SharePoint 15 content by issuing OData calls

The OData calls you see in this demonstration can be used to formulate requests in Server-Side Apps that access SharePoint data content.


Summary

SharePoint Server 2013 enhances the workload experiences by enabling new compelling scenarios that engage and work with the user.


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