Module 1: Overview

This module introduces the student to the objectives of the course.

Lessons

• This module contains labs only.

Lab: Site Definitions

• Create One of Each WSS/MOSS Site Definition

Lab: Shared Services

• Create a Share Services Provider

Module 2: Document Policies

This module explains how to create and use the object model to create basic information policies and how to create a custom policy resource for the Bar Code policy feature.

Lessons

• Information Management Policy

Lab: Information Management Policies

• Create a Basic Policy (Manually)

Lab: Information Management Policies

• Create a Custom Policy

Lab: Expiration Actions

• Create a Custom Expiration Action

Lab: Custom Policy Resources

• Create a Bar Code Generator

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 3: Records Management

This module reviews configuring and sending documents to the document center, explores the Hold center, and shows how to create and query Record Routing entries.

Lessons

• Document Center
• Records Center

Lab: Records Management

• Use the Records Center

Lab: Records Management

• Record Routing
• Submit a Document
• Create a Hold

Lab: Custom Router

• Create a Custom Router

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 4: Content Management

This module explains how to use the browser to implement a content deployment strategy, how to add an action, how to create a variation, how to create content and set up a Path and Job, and how to create Web applications and site collections.

Lessons

• Variations
• Content Deployment
• Content Management

Lab: Content Management

• Page Layouts

Lab: Extend Page Toolbar

• Create the actions

Lab: Variations

• Create a variation
• Variation Label Menu
• Variation Root Landing Page

Lab: Content Deployment Features

• Create a Content Deployment Path and Job

Lab: Content Deployment API

• Create Content Deployment Application
• Test Content Deployment

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 5: InfoPath Forms Services

This module demonstrates how to create an InfoPath Form from scratch, reviews default forms loaded by MOSS, and shows how to integrate a form view into your ASP.NET Web forms.

Lessons

• InfoPath Forms Services
• Best Practices
• InfoPath 2007

Lab: InfoPath Forms

• Create an InfoPath Form (Blank Template)
• Create an InfoPath Form (Database)
• Create an InfoPath Form (Xml)
• Create an InfoPath Form (Web Service)
• Create an InfoPath Form (Connection Library)
• Convert Word and Excel to InfoPath

Lab: InfoPath Services

• Review MOSS InfoPath Forms
• Publish/Upload a Form to Forms Library
• Upload Form to InfoPath Forms Services

Lab: InfoPath Forms Services

• Integrate IFS with ASP .NET 2.0
• Coding the XmlFormView Control
• Submitting a Form from ASP .NET

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 6: Excel Services

This module explores how to create an Excel file and publish it to a document library, how to use the Excel Services Web service and create an Excel Snapshot, how to create a UDF, and how to install the EWA Companion.

Lessons

• Excel Services

Lab: Excel Services

• Create and Publish an Excel File
• Shared Data Connections
• Single Sign On Connections
• Customize XLViewer.aspx

Lab: Excel Services Web Services

• Open a Visual Studio .NET Project
• Use the Excel Services Web Service
• Excel Snapshots

Lab: User Defined Functions

• Create a User Defined Function

Lab: Excel Services

• Excel Services Object Model

Lab: EW Companion Lab

• Install EWA Companion

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 7: Business Data Catalog

This module shows how to define and modify an application definition for SharePoint, how to create a BDC file, how to use the BDC Web Service, and how to set up BDC Indexing.

Lessons

• Business Data Catalog

Lab: Business Data Catalog

• Review/Import an Application Definition File
• Test Your Business Data

Lab: Business Data Catalog

• Review the BDC Schema Files
• Create a BDC App Def File (Manually)
• Create a BDC App Def File (Code Gen)

Lab: Business Data Catalog Permissions

• Import an Application Definition File (Optional)
• BDC Permissions

Lab: BDC Single Sign On

• Modify the Application Definition File (Use DB Credentials)
• Modify the Application Definition File (Use SSO Credentials)
• Custom Single Sign On Solution (Optional)

Lab: Web Services

• Open Visual Studio .NET Project
• Use the Business Data Catalog Web Service

Lab: Business Data Catalog Pages

• Setup BDC Indexing

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 8: Business Intelligence

This module explores the Report Center and explains how to use Filter Web parts.

Lessons

• Business Intelligence

Lab: MOSS Site Definitions

• Use the Report Center

Lab: Filter Web Parts

• Create a New Web Part Project

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 9: Document Converters

This module explains creating and using document converters.

Lessons

• Document Converters

Lab: Custom Document Converter (Optional)

• Create the Converter

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 10: User Profiles

This module explores User profile settings, demonstrates how to find details about the User Profile Web Service API, and shows how to import BDC data into SharePoint Profile.

Lessons

• User Profile API
• User Profile Overview

Lab: User Profiles

• Review UserProfiles namespace
• Review User Profile Settings
• Use the User Profile API

Lab: User Profiles

• Examine User Profile Web Service

Lab: User Profiles and BDC

• Connect BDC to SharePoint Profile

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 11: Audiences

This module explores how to create audience via the Central Administration console, and how to create audience programmatically.

Lessons

• Audiences

Lab: Audiences

• Create Audience via Central Administration
• Create Audience Programmatically

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Module 12: Search

This module explores how to use the Search API, the Search Query API, and the Search Web Service API; how to use Search via the browser and through SPQuery; how to modify Relevance settings and to create Best Bets; how to update the Thesaurus; and how to get a typical search result .xml.

Lessons

• Performing Searches
• Programming Search
• Search Overview
• Tuning Search
• Extending Search

Lab: Extending Search

• Use the Search API

Lab: Search Query

• Search Queries
• URL Search
• SPQuery

Lab: Search Web Services

• Use the Search Web Service

Lab: Search

• Relevance
• Keywords and Best Bets
• Thesaurus
• Noise Words

Lab: Customizing Search Results

• Get Search Xml
• Update the Search XSLT

After completing this module, students will be able to: