SharePoint® 2010: Six-In-One -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I: Foundations and Overview -- Chapter 1: SharePoint Overview -- Introducing SharePoint -- SharePoint as a Web Platform -- SharePoint as the Collaboration Platform -- SharePoint as a Search Provider -- SharePoint as a Presentation Layer -- SharePoint as a Development Platform -- SharePoint for Social Networking -- Core SharePoint -- Sites and Webs -- Lists and Libraries -- Properties and Metadata -- Web Parts -- SharePoint 2010 Editions -- SharePoint Foundation 2010 -- SharePoint Server 2010: Intranet -- SharePoint Server 2010: Internet/ Extranet -- Search Server 2010 -- FAST Search -- SharePoint Online -- Other Related Products -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Planning for SharePoint -- Business Planning -- Web Strategy -- Other Strategies -- SharePoint Road Map -- Budgeting -- Staffing -- IT Professional Planning -- Server Standards and Builds -- Architecture Considerations -- PowerShell -- Developer Planning -- Development Standards -- Tools -- Installation, Configuration, and Migration -- Migration Options -- Planning and Design -- Operations and Administration -- Communication Planning -- Training Planning -- Support Planning -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Getting Started with SharePoint -- Business Justification and ROI -- Measuring Value -- Identifying Business Needs -- Prioritization -- Measuring Success -- Choosing an Entry Point -- Traditional Entry Points -- Creating a Road Map -- Tackling Business Needs with SharePoint Basic Concepts -- User Directories and People Search -- General Search -- Document and File Storage -- Build or Buy, On-Premise or Hosted -- On-Site Server Farms -- Hosted Options -- Beyond Out-of-the-Box -- SharePoint Designer 2010 -- Third-Party Add-Ons -- Summary -- Part II: Branding with SharePoint 2010 -- Chapter 4: Master Pages -- What Is Branding?.

Why Do You Need to Brand SharePoint? -- Why Brand Using SharePoint Master Pages? -- What's New with SharePoint Server 2010 Master Pages? -- Tables Are Out and Dynamic Positioning Is In -- What the Changes Mean for Your Branding Plans -- How to Apply Them: Central Administration and Site Settings -- Simple.Master -- Using the Simple.Master Page -- How to Make Changes to the Simple.Master -- Dynamic Master Pages -- What Are the Out-of-the-Box Dynamic Master Pages? -- Working with Dynamic Master Pages to Change the Look of SharePoint -- Application.Master Page -- Changing the Application.Master Page -- Changes to the Application.Master Page -- Designing with the SharePoint Ribbon -- Planning Your Branding Customizations for the Ribbon -- Customizing the Ribbon with Branding -- Tools for Working with SharePoint Master Pages -- SharePoint Designer -- Visual Studio -- Solution Packages -- Upgrade Considerations for 2007 Master Pages -- Summary -- Chapter 5: SharePoint Themes -- SharePoint Themes and Branding -- Changes to SharePoint Themes -- Goals of Themes -- Themes Infrastructure -- Creating Themes -- Customizing Colors and Fonts in Your Site -- Design Separation -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Cascading Style Sheets and SharePoint -- Cascading Style Sheets: Using Them for Branding SharePoint -- How Does CSS Drive the Branding of SharePoint? -- Inheritance of Styles -- Creating Themable CSS -- CSS and Page Layouts -- CSS and Web Parts -- Customizing Out-of-the-Box Web Part Design Using CSS -- Using CSS to Style Custom-Developed Web Parts and Controls -- Tools for Working with CSS -- SharePoint Designer -- Visual Studio -- Other Tools -- Summary -- Part III: Development with SharePoint -- Chapter 7: Features and Solutions -- Understanding Features -- Installing, Activating, Deactivating, and Uninstalling Features -- Configuring a Feature.

Using the UpgradeActions Element -- Understanding Solutions -- Understanding the Solution Lifecycle -- Sandboxed Solutions -- Farm Solutions -- Configuring a Solution -- Features and Solutions in Visual Studio 2010 -- SharePoint 2010 Visual Studio Project Item Templates -- Creating a SharePoint 2010 Project in Visual Studio 2010 -- Adding and Configuring a Feature in Visual Studio 2010 -- Configuring a Solution in Visual Studio 2010 -- Deploying, Retracting, and Debugging Solutions in Visual Studio 2010 -- Example: Creating a Feature and Solution Using Visual Studio 2010 -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Introduction to SharePoint Development -- An Introduction to the SharePoint Server-Side Object Model -- Working with Site Collections, Webs, Lists, and List Items -- Example: Creating a SharePoint Console Application -- Working with Folders and Files -- An Introduction to Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML) -- Working with Fields, Content Types, List Definitions, and List Instances Using CAML -- CAML Queries -- An Introduction to LINQ to SharePoint -- Using SPMetal.exe -- Example: Creating Entity Classes -- Using LINQ to Access Site Data -- Example: Using LINQ to Query Lists -- An Introduction to Web Parts -- What Is a Web Part? -- Building a Web Part -- Deploying Your Web Part to SharePoint -- Example: Building the GetItems Web Part -- Understanding Visual Web Parts -- An Introduction to the REST Interface -- An Introduction to the Client Object Model -- Understanding the Client Objects -- Example: Creating a CSOM Console Application -- An Introduction to the SharePoint Web Services -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Publishing in SharePoint Server 2010 -- Understanding the Publishing Process -- Planning -- Creating and Editing -- Saving Your Changes: Understanding Check- In/Check-Out, Versioning, and Approval -- Scheduling Your Page.

Approving Your Page -- Publishing Site Configuration -- Creating a Publishing Site -- Setting the Site Homepage -- Modifying the Site Master Page and Style Sheet -- Modifying Available Page Layouts and Site Templates -- Modifying Site Navigation -- Modifying Pages Library Settings -- Modifying the Approval Workflow -- Site Organization, Hidden Fields, and the Content Query Web Part -- Using Hidden Fields -- Configuring the Content Query Web Part -- Advanced Topics -- Anonymous Access -- Content Deployment -- Site Variations -- Developing Publishing Solutions -- Understanding the Publishing Site Columns and Content Types -- Example: Creating a Page Layout in SharePoint Designer -- Example: Creating a Page Layout in Visual Studio 2010 -- Summary -- Part IV: Business Connectivity Services -- Chapter 10: Introducing Business Connectivity Services -- What Is BCS? -- BCS and Composites -- External Content Types in Depth -- BCS Building Blocks -- External Lists -- Workflow -- External Data Columns -- Business Data Web Parts -- BCS Solution Types and Targets -- Simple Solutions -- Intermediate Solutions -- Advanced Solutions -- Solution Targets -- Tools for BCS Solutions -- Introducing SharePoint Designer 2010 for BCS -- Introducing Visual Studio 2010 for BCS -- Additional Tools -- Behind-the-Scenes Components of BCS -- BCS Administration -- SharePoint Central Administration -- PowerShell and STSADM -- BCS Administration Object Model -- Feature Differences by Product -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Building Solutions Using Business Connectivity Services -- BCS Building Blocks: Deep Dive -- Walk-Through: Using External Lists -- Walk-Through: Using BCS Data Columns -- Walk-Through: Using BCS Web Parts -- Walk-Through: Customizing BCS Web Parts Using SharePoint Designer -- Building Entities -- Configuring Permissions.

Building BCS Solutions with SharePoint Designer 2010 -- Building BCS Solutions Using Visual Studio -- BCS Integration with Office -- Walk-Through: Integration with Word -- Walk-Through: Integration with Outlook -- Overview: Declarative Solutions -- BCS Administration Screens -- Walk-Through: Building a Profile Page -- Walk-Through: Configuring Search -- Summary -- Part V: Social Networking with SharePoint 2010 -- Chapter 12: Why Social Networking Is Important in SharePoint 2010 -- Current State of Social Networking -- How Social Networking and Psychology Are Related -- Social Computing with SharePoint 2010 -- Tagging -- Rating -- Note Board -- My Site -- Why Social Networking with SharePoint 2010 Is Important -- Planning for Social Computing -- Governance Planning -- Infrastructure Planning -- Training -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Tagging and Ratings -- Tagging -- How to Tag Items -- What Can Be Tagged -- What Are Notes? -- Visibility of Tags -- What Does It Mean to 'Like' an Item? -- Discover How Tags Will be Suggested for Future Users -- What Is the Tag Cloud Web Part? -- What Is the Tag Profile? -- Configuration and Administration -- Enable Tagging and Ratings -- Managing Tags -- Advanced Ratings Topics -- Troubleshooting Ratings Service -- Filtering Content Based on Ratings -- How Metadata Structure Impacts Tagging -- Summary -- Chapter 14: My Site -- Configuration and Administration -- Accounts Needed for Administration -- What Are Managed Accounts? -- My Site Web Application Configuration -- Creating the User Profile Service Application -- Configuring the User Profile Service and the User Profile Sync Service -- Managing Profiles -- Configure People Search -- Planning for Large-Scale My Site Deployments -- Manage User Properties -- What Are Audiences? -- Personalizing Site Links -- Managing Permissions -- SharePoint 2010 My Site Walk-Through.

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