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by Staff on November 12, 2011 Leave a Comment

Leveraging Windows Azure WCF Services to Connect BCS with SharePoint Online

Introduction You might have read an earlier post of mine where I discussed the new Business Connectivity Services (BCS) functionality in SharePoint Online (SP-O) and walked through how you can leverage jQuery and JavaScript to interact with an external list in SharePoint Online. This blog post assumed that you had created an external list in the first place and provided you with some code snippets to create a view of an external list. Since that time, a great post from Christian Glessner popped up that shows you how you can walk through creating an external list using SQL Azure.

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Leveraging Windows Azure WCF Services to Connect BCS with SharePoint Online

Filed Under: .NET, Access, Code, Microsoft, SharePoint, SharePoint Online, SQL Server, VBA, Windows, Word Tagged With: .net, business, data, database, external, img-title, permissions, sharepoint online, sql, system-, vba, wcf, Windows, windows-azure

by Staff on July 24, 2011 Leave a Comment

SharePoint 2010 and Windows Phone 7 Training Kit

Provides developers with advanced guidance on how to develop Windows Phone 7 Applications for SharePoint.

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Filed Under: Microsoft, SharePoint, Windows Tagged With: advanced-guidance, Applications, developers-with, Microsoft, share, SharePoint, Windows, windows-phone

by Staff on July 24, 2011 Leave a Comment

SharePoint and Windows Azure Development Kit

The July 2011 release of the SharePoint and Azure Development Kit is a training course to help developers integrate SharePoint and Windows Azure.

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SharePoint and Windows Azure Development Kit

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by Staff on November 4, 2010 Leave a Comment

Windows Azure Architecture Guide – Part 1 – Code Samples

This guide has four accompanying samples, covering all of the scenarios described in the book: a typical on-premises application, the first migration to Windows Azure and subsequent optimizations.

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by Staff on October 28, 2010 Leave a Comment

DataMarket Add-In for Excel (CTP1)

DataMarket Add-In for Excel is a free application that allows discovering and importing data from Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket into Microsoft Office Excel.

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by Staff on September 14, 2010 Leave a Comment

Developing an Inspector Wrapper for Outlook 2010

Learn to implement an inspector wrapper to handle multiple instances of Outlook 2010 inspector windows. Author: Helmut Obertanner and Angela Chu-Hatoun (MVP)

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Developing an Inspector Wrapper for Outlook 2010

Filed Under: .NET, Office Development, Outlook, VSTO, Windows Tagged With: 2010-inspector, Angela, article, handle-multiple, Helmut, helmut-obertanner, inspector-wrapper, Microsoft, mvp, version 2010

by Staff on September 13, 2010 Leave a Comment

Object Model Considerations for Protected View in Word 2010

I got some great questions recently about macros and Protected View in Word 2010, and thought I'd write something up to help anyone else who's looking at this issue – enjoy! Word 2010 includes enhancements to security, one of which is the inclusion of a Protected View used when opening files from untrusted sources (e.g.

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Object Model Considerations for Protected View in Word 2010

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by Staff on September 10, 2010 Leave a Comment

Using Microsoft Word to Create Reports For LightSwitch (or Silverlight)

LightSwitch has a really nice feature on data grids that allow you to export them to Excel if running out of browser (full trust). This gives you a basic way of getting data out of the system to create reports or do further analysis on the data using Excel. However, in business applications you typically want to provide some client-side reporting that also formats the data in a certain way so it can be printed easily.

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