SPCA2013 - Once you go app you don't go back
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This document provides an overview of the SharePoint 2013 app model. It discusses the benefits of using apps such as increased performance and reduced costs. It describes the different types of apps - provider hosted, auto hosted, and SharePoint hosted - and when each type should be used. It also covers key aspects of apps like security, permissions, and the technical infrastructure required to support apps. The document demonstrates a SharePoint hosted app and concludes with contact information for the presenters.
SPCA2013 - Once you go app you don't go back
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- 2. Once you go app.. AN SHAREPOINT 2013 APP MODEL OVERVIEW DANIEL SÖRLÖV & ALEXANDER VON MALACHOWSKI
- 4. Daniel Sörlöv Microsoft Certified Trainer since 2006 Works at Connecta as Senior SharePoint Arkitekt Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Member of Microsoft Extended Experts Team (MEET) Member of Springboard Series Technical Experts Panel (STEP)
- 5. Alexander von Malachowski Microsoft Certified since 2009 Working at Connecta as SharePoint Developer Blogger on PowerShellTaskForce.com
- 6. Why use the App Model? Increased performance Increase Power User and Site Owner capabilities Reduce development cost Overviewable operational costs Reduce upgrade costs Use ”OOTB” apps more
- 7. What?! SharePoint 2007 Sharepoint SharePoint 2010 Sharepoint SharePoint 2013 Sharepoint API Events Something Else
- 8. Basics please! Consider it as a external application Lives outside of SharePoint Not even in SP farms Can use any capability of the plattform on which it rums Communicates with SharePoint by Client APIs
- 9. Security Does not run in SharePoint farm Can access data if allowed Can be fully trusted by Oauth Security must be addresses outside of SharePoint
- 10. Apps Can be embedded as app-parts Can be used as SharePoint extensions Can use its own chrome Can be managed by site owners!
- 11. Positives Isolated Multi-tennant Other development stacks Easy deploy Easy to maintain* Manageable * let’s assume it for now and get back to it later
- 12. Limitations No Deploying code to /_layouts No Web templates No reusable workflow actions No reusable web services No Connected webparts No timer jobs No BCS (limited to Odata) No Farm Solutions
- 13. Suggested apps Fullscreen apps App parts Workflows Remote event receivers Menu and Ribbon actions Custom Lists, Fields, and Views
- 15. App Types Provider hosted app Auto hosted app SharePoint Hosted* * not cloud
- 16. Provider hosted SharePoint Website CSOM/Rest + OAuth You design, host and manage your own plattform! LAMP? Your app!
- 17. Auto hosted app SharePoint Website CSOM/Rest + OAuth You design the software and publish it automatically to Azure Azure
- 18. SharePoint hosted SharePoint Website AppWeb Reuse SharePoint components, no server code allowed.
- 19. Hosting Comparison Cloud Hosted SharePoint Hosted Scoping Tenant or Site Site Architechture Multi-tenant Single-tenant Developer features Full stack SharePoint+HTML UI features Any stack SharePoint+HTML Server Code Any None Storage Any Lists and Libraries Server code Any None
- 20. When to use SharePoint Hosted? Good for smaller apps Isolation No server code Clientside
- 21. When to use Cloud Hosted? The world of possibilities
- 22. Integrating SharePoint apps Full page Parts Menu/Ribbon extensions
- 23. Application identities SP2010 Sandbox = under user context, no RunWithElevatedPrivileges Farm = To much permissions, RunWithElevatedPrivileges SP2013 Installing an app gives no permission to app Explicitly given to a very specific scope Builds on Oauth tokens
- 24. Permissions You can give Read, Write, Manage and Full Control.. ..Site, Web, List, Tenant Given to a scope, and by that all it’s children
- 25. Remote API _API (SharePoint) REST ODATA JSON CSOM JavaScript Your code Silverlight .Net
- 26. Technical Infrastructure Requirements Wild card entry for app domain Apps Service Application And Subscrioption Service must be started App catalog most be created
- 28. Thank you! Daniel Sörlöv Alexander von Malachowski Twitter: @sorlov Twitter: @a_von_m http://www.powershelltaskforce.com http://www.powershelltaskforce.com [email protected] [email protected] http://sorlov.azurewebsites.net http://facebook.com/sorlov