Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007: The Complete Reference |  | Author: David Sterling
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
Category: Book
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Media: Paperback
Edition: 1
Pages: 788
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 7.2 x 1.7
ISBN: 007149328X
Dewey Decimal Number: 006.78
EAN: 9780071493284
ASIN: 007149328X
Publication Date: September 25, 2007
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The definitive guide to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007"This well-planned and well-written book offers a comprehensive reference for IT professionals, application developers and business analysts working with SharePoint applications." --James A. Robertson, MCSD.NET, Senior Software Engineer, Applied Information Sciences Deploy and manage Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in the enterprise with help from this one-stop resource. Through detailed instructions, screenshots, and code samples, this comprehensive guide shows you, step-by-step, how to use SharePoint Server and make the most of all its powerful tools and utilities. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007: The Complete Reference explains how to develop a customized installation plan, configure the server for optimal performance, and administer users, documents, and content. You'll get full details on designing feature-rich portals and collaboration sites, creating user-friendly forms and workflows, using modular Web Parts, and incorporating business data. - Install and configure SharePoint Server for the entire enterprise
Manage the server from the Central Administration site - Design SharePoint Server portals, websites, lists, and document libraries
- Work with SharePoint Web Parts or build your own
Ensure cross-site consistency using site columns and content types Create site definitions and templates using SharePoint Designer and Visual Studio - Build custom workflows using SharePoint Designer
Extend SharePoint Server using the Object Model and Event Receivers Import and map enterprise information using the Business Data Catalog - Use the advanced services of Office Search and Excel Web Services
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 Simply the best! November 6, 2007
John Kehoe (New York, NY)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Wow - finally a practical book that covers SharePoint pretty much end to end and in a way that is understandable! In addition to the what, this covers the why too! The examples are great - I had no problems using any of them. It was a great intro to web parts for me too as I'd not had much experience with them and it was never clear in 2003; not sure what one reviewer had problems with, I had no problems using any of the examples.
The ECM component was outstanding and much clearer to understand than any other's I've read. This is a must have for anyone seriously needing to understand and work with SharePoint!
"Errata" December 4, 2007
D. M. Sterling (Charlotte, NC)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
As mentioned in the very harshly rated comments, there were a few typo's in Chapter 17 (14 pages of 782). These are as follows:
Publishing errors:
Page 604 - Xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint
Should be: xmlns=http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint
Page 605 - Item 13. Should say ElementsManifest.xml (instead of ElementManifest.xml).
Page 609 - Should say BrandingElementManifest.xml
Two corrections to the batch files:
In FeatureInstaller.cmd, the line: %SPROOT%\bin\STSADM -o activatefeature -name MyFirstFeature -url "%2"
Should have this line after it: goto EndBatch
In FeatureInstaller.cmd, the line: %SPROOT%\bin\STSADM -o activatefeature -name My1stFeature
Should be: %SPROOT%\bin\STSADM -o installfeature -name My1stFeature
and add this line after it: goto EndBatch
The Solution.xml file referred to by the reviewer is not mentioned specifically because a) it is not needed and b) this is a file created by the Windows SharePoint Extensions for Visual Studio used for creating Web Parts and similar solutions using Visual Studio, it is NOT used by this process and is not required.
My appologies on these since all were due to publishing edits and were correct in the original write.
The correct code and this "errata" is located at http://www.mosstcm.com
David Sterling
Great Reference and Place to Start January 29, 2008
Chris Love (Willow Spring, NC)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
In my efforts to get back up to speed on SharePoint technologies I found this book th simply be the best resource. It can be used either as a reference or as a straight read to get up to speed. I read about 85% of the book on a 4 hour flight and it was a Godsend!
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Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007: The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series) June 17, 2008
M. Busa
Probably the most comprehensive book on the complete product. Lots of bits and pieces out there but this one covers it all. I can tell it was started out early as a few things in the SDK have changed, but the concepts in here as well as the broad coverage of the way things fit together is outstanding. I was particularly impressed with the detailed explanations on some of the finer aspects like search. For day to day, this is a must have on the shelf!
 Best Installation Guide November 20, 2007
Louis L. Kudelka (Apex, NC USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
If part of your job is installing SharePoint Server 2007 or SharePoint Serveices 3.0 this is the book that you should own. No other book that I have read is as detailed in describing the installation process. If you are only interested in development or administration you will find better books.
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