SharePoint 2010 offers developers a unique and well deserved set of tools to aid in the development of SharePoint 2010 solutions. In this session we’ll cover improvements in the UI and the toolsets themselves, from PowerShell as a powerful scripting interface to the API, the Developer Dashboard, the SharePoint Toolkit in Visual Studio 2010, and more.

1. What’s New for Developers in SharePoint 2010Geoff Varosky

2. About Me Geoff Varosky MCP, MCTS Senior Solutions Developer for Grace-Hunt, LLC. Blog: http://www.geoffvarosky.com Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Twitter: @gvaro

3. About Grace-Hunt Founded in 2004 Based in Hudson, MA Presence in North East, Mid Atlantic, and South East Regions Microsoft Gold Partner Specializing in SharePoint and Dynamics (CRM, SL, GP, NAV) Consulting, Implementation, and Integration Web: http://www.grace-hunt.com Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

4. SharePoint Saturday Boston Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

5. History… Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

6. History In the beginning… Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

7. History In the beginning… SharePoint Team Services / SPS 2001 Visual Studio SDK API Not much else, only a handful of books and blogs, and some 3rd party tools Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

8. History Then back in ‘03 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

9. History Then back in ‘03 WSS v2 and SPS 2003 SDKs Visual Studio API Lots more books and blogs Many more 3rd Party Tools to Assist Developers Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

10. History Then in ’07 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

11. History Then in ’07 WSS v3 and MOSS 2007 SDKs API Lots more books and blogs Many ManyMany more 3rd Party Tools to Assist Developers WSP Builder STSDev VSeWSS SharePoint Manager SharePoint Solution Installer etc. Features + Solution Packages Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

12. History Then here comes 2010 – Paydirt! Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

13. History Then here comes 2010 – Paydirt! SDKs API Enhancements New Ways of Accessing Data REST APIs, Client OM, LINQ to SharePoint Native Support in VS2010 for SharePoint Packaging, Deployment, Debugging PowerShell (SP 2010 Management Console) Developer Dashboard Sandboxed Solutions Major SPD 2010 Enhancements Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

14. Development Environment Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

15. SharePoint “Developer Edition” Just for developers No longer required to develop on a server Install and run SharePoint 2010 (Foundation or Server) on Desktop systems (Vista SP1+, Windows 7) Required to follow install guide instructions in SDK 64-bit System is required Not supported for production deployments Only for Standalone Installations Can be disabled via Group Policy Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

16. SPD 2010 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

18. MAJOR improvement over BDC

19. http://snipurl.com/tqzx1

20. Ability to package up solutions directly into WSPs

21. Add Custom Actions to the Ribbon and List Item Menus

22. http://snipurl.com/tr0t3

23. Can import workflow design from Visio 2010, and export to Visual Studio 2010

24. Reusable Workflows

25. Improved Page Editing and Workflow Designer

26. “Save Site as Template” Creates WSPTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

28. There’s a Session on this!

29. “Entities & Me, the BCS”

30. Adam Macaulay

31. 1pm – 2:15pm

32. Rhode Island Room

33. …Ask him to sing the song from Blues Clues…

34. Don’t tell him I told you to ask!Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

35. Demo SharePoint Designer 2010 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

36. Visual Studio 2010 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

37. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit Integrated debugging Project and Item Templates Required x64 and Local SharePoint Instance Visual Designers BCS Designer Web Part Designer Workflow Designer Workflows Site level workflows Templates for Initiation and Association forms Import WSP packages generated in SharePoint Designer Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

38. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

39. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

40. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit Package and Deploy Solutions Natively TFS Integration Extensibility for Development of SP Artifacts BCS Support Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

41. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit WSP Importing* Wizard for selecting WSP Declarative elements can be selected for import Modified and extended from there *Cannot export back to SharePoint Designer Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

42. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit SharePoint Project System Project Commands Package, Retract & Deploy Solutions Project level properties Site URL, Sandboxed Features and Packaging Nodes Mapped Folders Items and Files have specific SharePoint properties Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

43. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit SharePoint Explorer Tree-View of SharePoint Site and Artifacts Site Collection, Sites, Lists, Fields, Content Types, etc. Can view properties of these items Add connections to different site collections Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

44. Visual Studio 2010 & SharePoint Toolkit Extensibility Server Explorer Extensions Deployment Extensions Packaging Validation Rules MS Build Extensibility Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

45. Demo Visual Studio 2010 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

46. Developer Dashboard Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

47. Developer Dashboard Powerful interface to debug and/or monitor page performance Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

48. Developer Dashboard Turning it on... STSADM stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “OnDemand “ stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “On” PowerShell (Beta 1) (Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "OnDemand" (Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "On" Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

49. Developer Dashboard Turning it off... STSADM stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv “Off” PowerShell (Beta 1) (Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "Off" Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

50. Developer Dashboard Complete Request/Response Timing Information on page load for all operations performed Request (GET:http://sp2010dev-01:80/Pages/default.aspx) (1475.21 ms) BeginRequestHandler (0.07 ms) PostAuthenticateRequestHandler (0.06 ms) PostResolveRequestCacheHandler (1117.62 ms) GetWebPartPageContent (1114.78 ms) GetFileAndMetaInfo (1114.32 ms) EnsureListItemsData (157.10 ms) PortalSiteMapDataSource: Determining Starting Node (0.01 ms) Add WebParts (0.82 ms) Press Releases (0.59 ms) ToolBarMenuButton.CreateChildControls for PersonalActions (0.17 ms) ToolBarMenuButton.CreateChildControls for SiteActions (0.62 ms) SearchBoxEx.OnLoad (0.15 ms) SPPageStateControl:OnLoad (0.20 ms) Activate web part connections (0.13 ms) DataBindingDataFormWebPart (Press Releases) (141.31 ms) CBQ Query and Process Data (140.61 ms) GetSiteData (22.16 ms) GetSiteData#1 (25.84 ms) DataBindingDataFormWebPart () (0.45 ms) DataBinding DataFormWebPart ()#1 (0.29 ms) SPPageStateControl:OnPreRender (0.91 ms) Render Ribbon. (3.14 ms) Render WebPart Zone TopZone (0.39 ms) Render WebPart Press Releases (0.35 ms) Xslt Transform (0.12 ms) Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

51. Developer Dashboard Basic Statistics of the page load process Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

52. Developer Dashboard Inspection of SQL Queries Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

53. Developer Dashboard Inspection of SPRequest Objects Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

55. Asserts and Critical Events

57. Programmatically enabling/disabling DD

58. Beta 2 PowerShell commands

59. Additional API configuration

60. http://snipurl.com/u10tf (Extensions)Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

61. PowerShell Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

62. PowerShell SharePoint 2010 Management Console Command environment allows for scripting Leverage the API directly More flexible, extensible, faster, and powerful than STSADM Snap-in for PowerShell for SharePoint Administration Hundreds of cmdlets available OOTB Can tweak options that cannot be done in the UI Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

63. Demo Using PowerShell to Enable the Developer Dashboard Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

64. PowerShell CMDLETS Get-help <cmdlet> Get-help <cmdlet> -detailed Get-Command Get-SP* Get and Set Get retrieves information Set changes information Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

65. PowerShell For More Information… Windows PowerShell for SharePoint 2010 Administrator http://snipurl.com/u76ge PowerShell CHM for SharePoint 2010 http://snipurl.com/u76fy Global SharePoint Users Group Meeting From 2/2 Paul Schaeflein Talking about PWS in 2010! http://www.gspug.org Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

66. Sandboxed Solutions Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

68. Memory, CPU, SQL, Exceptions, Handles, Threads, etc.

69. Protects Farms by running solutions within a separate process

70. Restricted by .NET Code Access Security Policy

71. Allows Site Admins to deploy 3rd party Solutions without worrying about harming the farm

72. Exposes a subset of the Microsoft.SharePoint namespace

73. Deployment in Site Collection Solution Gallery

74. Managed and Monitored in Central Administration

75. Visual Studio 2010 Required to Build SolutionsTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

77. Site Columns

78. Custom Actions

79. Declarative Workflows

80. Event and Feature Receivers

81. InfoPath Forms Services

82. JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery, Silverlight

83. List Definitions

84. Non-visual Web Parts

85. Site PagesTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

87. SPUCHostProcess.exe

88. Sandbox Worker Process

89. SPUCWorkerProcess.exe

90. Sandbox Worker Process Proxy

91. SPUCWorkerProcessProxy.exeTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

93. SPSecurity object

94. SPWorkItem and SPWorkItemCollection objects

95. SPAlertCollection.Addmethod

96. SPAlertTemplateCollection.Add method

97. SPUserSolution and SPUserSolutionCollection objects

100. SPWebPartConnection object

101. WebPartZone object

102. WebPartPage object

103. ToolPane object

104. ToolPart objectTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

105. Sandboxed Solutions If you are running SharePoint on a DC, you will need to run the following PowerShell script to enable Sandboxed Solutions… $acl = Get-Acl HKLM:ystemurrentControlSetontrolomputerName$person = [System.Security.Principal.NTAccount]"Users" $access = [System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryRights]::FullControl$inheritance = [System.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]"ContainerInherit, ObjectInherit" $propagation = [System.Security.AccessControl.PropagationFlags]::None $type = [System.Security.AccessControl.AccessControlType]::Allow $rule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule($person, $access, $inheritance, $propagation, $type) $acl.AddAccessRule($rule) Set-Acl HKLM:ystemurrentControlSetontrolomputerName $acl …and then make sure the User Code service is running in Central Admin Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

107. Managed via Quota Templates in Central Admin

108. Hit allocation, you get an error in the Web part

109. ~1 day until you can use the web parts again

110. Site admins can monitor via Solutions galleryTwitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

111. Sandboxed Solutions Default Resource Measurements AbnormalProcessTerminationCount: 1 CPUExecutionTime: 3600 CriticalExceptionCount: 3600 InvocationCount: 100 PercentProcessorTime: 85 ProcessCPUCycles: 100000000000 ProcessHandleCount:10000 ProcessIOBytes: 10000000 ProcessThreadCount: 10000 ProcessVirtualBytes: 100000000 SharePointDatabaseQueryCount: 20 SharePointDatabaseQueryTime: 120 UnhandledExceptionCount: 50 UnresponsiveprocessCount: 2 Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

112. Sandboxed Solutions Additional Resources SahilMalik’s Blog Series on Sandboxed Solutions http://snipurl.com/u79ib http://mssharepointdeveloper.com Channel 9 http://snipurl.com/u895x Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

113. Sandboxed Solutions There’s a session on this! “SharePoint 2010 Sandboxed Solutions” Srini Sistla 10:45am – 12pm Rhode Island Room Followed up promptly by PIZZA (Thanks AvePoint!) Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

114. Demo Sandboxed Solutions Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

115. SharePoint API Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

116. API Client Object Model Simple API to perform CRUD and Management of Data in SharePoint .NET Microsoft.SharePoint.Client Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime Silverlight Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime JavaScript SP.js SP.Core.js SP.Runtime.js Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

117. API Client Object Model Offers a familiar and consistent object model across multiple development platforms to interact with SharePoint. Utilizes JSON and XML Connects to Client.svc, rather than Web Services for interaction Commands are batched automagically for performance considerations Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

118. API Client Object Model There’s another session on it! Here… Today… Right now actually in the Rhode Island Room! Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

119. API LINQ to SharePoint Entity Based Programming Strong Types and Intellisense Supports List Joining Join Lists based on Lookup Fields Multiple Lists Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

120. API LINQ to SharePoint There’s a session on this too! “Developing with LINQ to SharePoint 2010” Steven M. Fowler 2:30p – 3:45p in the Rhode Island room Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

121. Resources My Blog http://www.geoffvarosky.com More information http://mssharepointdeveloper.com SharePoint Development Wiki http://www.sharepointdevwiki.com Microsoft SharePoint 2010 SDK http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee557253(office.14).aspx Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

122. Q&A Twitter: @gvaro Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Blog: www.geoffvarosky.com Company: www.grace-hunt.com

123. About Me Geoff Varosky MCP, MCTS Senior Solutions Developer for Grace-Hunt, LLC. Company: http://www.grace-hunt.com Blog: http://www.geoffvarosky.com Email: gvarosky@grace-hunt.com Twitter: @gvaro