What is Office 365
Office 365 is the online
version of Microsoft Office Products and provides the Microsoft Online
Services. It helps the users to access to emails, SharePoint sites, documents
and calendars from anywhere so the user is always up to date. Office 365
nearly support any device (including PC, Mac, Windows Phone, iPhone, Android,
and BlackBerry).It also provides business class security and reliability.
What are Online
Services
Office 365 provides the
mentioned below Online Services
1. Office Professional
Plus
2. Exchange Online 3. SharePoint Online 4. Lync Online 5. Office Web Apps
Here I am going to
describe more related to the SharePoint Online and how it works with Office
365
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What is SharePoint Online
SharePoint online is a
subset of Office 365 to develop and maintain SharePoint related jobs. Office
365 provides SharePoint infrastructure and SharePoint Software as a service
so the end user shouldn't have to invest huge amount of money on
building the SharePoint environment.
The hierarchy of SharePoint
online starts with Site Collection level. The farm setup and Webapplication
are supplied to the end user as part of your subscription so the end
user do not have to maintain the farm or the web application. Taking backup,
updating software, maintain the server and updating the patches are
part of subscription and tendency level of the subscription.
What SharePoint Online is
Supporting
1. OOTB Browser
2. SharePoint Designer 2010 3. Visual Studio 2010 i) Sandbox solutions ii) Declarative workflow iii) Client Object Model iv) Sliver light, ecma script and JavaScript
What SharePoint Online is
not Supporting
1. Access to the Farm or
WebApplication
2. Access to the File system 3. It's not supporting the features of Scope web or farm 4. Installation of dll on GAC 5. Access to the web.config file 6. Installation of code on the server 7. SharePoint Timer jobs 8. Admin access beyond site collection 9. Business Connectivity services 10. External web services
Hope this tip helps you
to get start with SharePoint Online and Office 365.
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Friday, April 18, 2014
Office 365 - SharePoint 2010
Delete WebPart Entry From WebPart Gallery
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On a top-level Web site, click "Site Settings"
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Under "Galleries" section , click "Web parts".
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On the Web Part Gallery page, next to the Web Part you want to remove,
click the "Edit" icon.
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Click "Delete item" on the ribbon
Thanks,
Venkata
We can easily hide / show the Quick Launch in SharePoint 2010
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We can easily hide / show the Quick Launch items using the
QuickLaunchEnabled property of a SPWeb object..
/*1st code block*/
SPSite spSite = new SPSite(SiteUrl);
SPWeb spWeb = spSite.OpenWeb();
spWeb.QuickLaunchEnabled
= false;
spWeb.Update(); |
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Similarly, we can iterate
through each of the Quick Launch items to delete them from the web.
/*2nd code block*/
SPSite spSite = new SPSite(SiteUrl);
SPWeb spWeb = spSite.OpenWeb();
int i;
for (i = spWeb.Navigation.QuickLaunch.Count - 1; i > 0;
i--)
{ spWeb.Navigation.QuickLaunch.Delete(spWeb.Navigation.QuickLaunch[ i ]); }
spWeb.Update();
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SharePoint 2010 PowerShell Script Commands for Deployment Process
The following PowerShell script commands are used in our day
to day life for Deployment process on SharePoint 2010.
Adding SPSolution:
Add-SPSolution -LiteralPath "solution
path\solutionname.wsp"
Install SPSolution:
Install-SPSolution –Identity “solutionname.wsp” –GACDeployment.
Upgrade the
Existing Solution:.
Update-SPSolution –Identity “solutionname.wsp” –LiteralPath “solutionpath\solutionname.wsp”
–GACDeployment
UnInstall the
SPSolution:
UnInstall-SPSolution
-Identity “solutionname.wsp”
Remove the
SPSolution:
Remove-SPSolution –Identity “solutionname.wsp”
Deploy the feature
for particular site collection:
Enable-SPSolution –Identity “featurefoldername” –url “sitesurl”
Activate the
feature for particular site collection:
Install-SPSolution –path “featurefoldername”
Deactivate the
feature from a particular site collection:
Uninstall-SPFeature –path “featurefoldername”
Remove the feature
from a particular site collection:
Disable-SPFeature –Identity “featurefoldername” –url “siteurl”
Thursday, April 17, 2014
PowerShell cmdlets for SSRS SharePoint Mode
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Building a SharePoint 2013 BI Environment Setup!!
http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/datamgmt/dbadmin/mssqlserveradmin/sharepoint-2013-bi-part-1/
http://sharepointdemobuilds.codeplex.com/
Thanks,
Venkata
http://sharepointdemobuilds.codeplex.com/
Thanks,
Venkata
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