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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 15, 2011 Leave a Comment

Attaching a File or an Outlook Item to an Outlook Message

Attaching a file to a Microsoft Outlook mail item is one of the most popular customer actions in Outlook. Naturally, many power users also ask how to do this programmatically. The Outlook object model provides the Attachment object, Attachments.Add method, and an Attachments property for each of the Outlook item objects (for example, mail, appointment, contact, meeting, and task items), to support adding an attachment to an Outlook item

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Filed Under: Access, Code, Microsoft, Office News, Outlook, Samples Tagged With: a-contact-item, a-slightly-more, attachment, attachments, code, corresponding, how do i, Microsoft, outlook 2010, samples, total

by Ty Anderson on May 20, 2011 Leave a Comment

A Professional Developer’s Intro to the Office Development Platform

Thanks to everyone attended my sessions at Tech Ed North America and at SharePoint TechFest. It was a lot of fun and everyone had great questions. This type of session is a challenge due to the plethora of overlapping technologies involved. Hopefully, the session did as advertised:

Provide an understanding of the developer technologies provided by the Office platform and explain when to use each technology.

You will leave here with an understanding of when to use Office technologies like Open XML, VSTO, SharePoint Document Services (Word, Excel, Visio), SharePoint REST API & Client Object Model, Business Connectivity Services, etc., and how to build them.

I have attached the slide deck and the demo code to this post. As a I mentioned at the beginning of the session, the MSDN Office Developer Map is a great place to go to find content related to any Office Development task. Here is the link:

http://bit.ly/OfficeDevMap

The session deck has even more links and I’ll post a ton of material so be sure and check those out as well.

Download the files here.

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by Staff on April 26, 2011 Leave a Comment

Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0

Learn to use the Open XML SDK 2.0 to generate specific documents, SharePoint 2010 to store those documents, Word Automation Services to convert them to XPS files to print, and .NET Framework code to send them to the printer.

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Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0

Filed Under: .NET, Code, Office 2010, SharePoint, Word Tagged With: .net, article, office 2010, open, sdk, SharePoint, sharepoint foundation, Third Party, word, word automation services, xps

by Staff on April 26, 2011 Leave a Comment

Sample: Creating a Simple Time-Reporting Tool Based on the Outlook 2010 Calendar (Visual How To)

Explore a sample that shows how to create an add-in to report on time spent in tasks that are tracked in the Outlook 2010 calendar.

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Sample: Creating a Simple Time-Reporting Tool Based on the Outlook 2010 Calendar (Visual How To)

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by Staff on April 26, 2011 Leave a Comment

Sample: Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0

Explore code that uses the Open XML SDK 2.0, SharePoint 2010, Word Automation Services, and .NET Framework code to process documents in bulk.

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Sample: Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0

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by Staff on February 22, 2011 Leave a Comment

Office 2010 Sample: Open XML SDK 2.0 Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010

Download this package to install the Open XML SDK 2.0 code snippets for use with Visual Studio 2010.

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by Staff on February 15, 2011 Leave a Comment

Sample: Accessing SharePoint 2010 Data with the Silverlight Client Object Model (Visual How To)

Explore code that shows how to use the SharePoint 2010 managed client object model to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Silverlight applications.

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by Staff on February 15, 2011 Leave a Comment

Sample: Accessing SharePoint 2010 Data with the Silverlight Client Object Model (Visual How To)

Explore code that shows how to use the SharePoint 2010 managed client object model to read and write data in SharePoint sites from Silverlight applications.

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Filed Under: .NET, Code, Office Development, SharePoint, VSTO Tagged With: 2010-managed, client-object, code, share, SharePoint, sharepoint server, shows-how, Silverlight, sites-from, use-the, version 2010, write-data

by Staff on February 8, 2011 Leave a Comment

Customizing the Ribbon in Visio 2010 by Using a Visual Studio 2010 Add-In

Learn how to use a Visual Studio 2010 managed-code add-in project (that contains an XML resource) and some additional sample code from the Visio 2010 SDK Code Samples Library to customize the ribbon in Visio 2010.

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Customizing the Ribbon in Visio 2010 by Using a Visual Studio 2010 Add-In

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Leveraging Windows Azure WCF Services to Connect BCS with SharePoint Online

Attaching a File or an Outlook Item to an Outlook Message

A Professional Developer’s Intro to the Office Development Platform

Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0

Sample: Creating a Simple Time-Reporting Tool Based on the Outlook 2010 Calendar (Visual How To)

Office 2010 Sample: Open XML SDK 2.0 Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010

Customizing the Ribbon in Visio 2010 by Using a Visual Studio 2010 Add-In

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