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Advanced SharePoint Data Access with Microsoft Silverlight

OSP-302. Advanced SharePoint Data Access with Microsoft Silverlight . Paul Stubbs Sr. Architect Evangelist Microsoft Corporation. Scot Hillier SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC. Agenda. oData Access to SharePoint Lists SharePoint Client Object Model

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Advanced SharePoint Data Access with Microsoft Silverlight

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  1. OSP-302 Advanced SharePoint Data Access with Microsoft Silverlight Paul Stubbs Sr. Architect Evangelist Microsoft Corporation Scot Hillier SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC

  2. Agenda • oData Access to SharePoint Lists • SharePoint Client Object Model • Embedding Data in HTML • SharePoint Web Services and RSS Feeds

  3. oData Access to SharePoint List Data • Open Data Protocol (oData) is a RESTful protocol • Use standard HTTP methods to access data • Implemented in SharePoint through ListData.svc • Utilize WCF Data Services with Silverlight • Install WCF Data Services on SharePoint server • Set Service reference to ListData.svc • Write type safe code against proxy

  4. Sample oData Uris

  5. Keys to Using this Pattern • Service Reference to ListData.svc • Creates proxy • DataServiceCollection • Observable collection for managing changes to data set returned from WCF Data Services • Create from IEnumerable data set • Bind to grid • DataServiceQuery • An abstract class that represents a single query request to WCF Data Services • AddQueryOption method allows additional parameters

  6. oData and Silverlight Scot Hillier SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC demo

  7. Silverlight Client Object Model • Silverlight Development Enabled by Client OM • CRUD operations on lists • Change security permissions • Create sites, pages, custom actions • ClientContext • Site • Web • List • ListItem

  8. Keys to Using this Pattern • Using the .NET Client OM requires adding two references • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.dll • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime.dll • Both are found in [..]\14\TEMPLATES\LAYOUTS\ClientBin • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.dll • Includes the .NET Client OM API’s • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime.dll • Handles all the communication, serialization & deserialization between the client application & SharePoint server

  9. Keys to Using this Pattern • Dynamic Loading of the Client Object Model • Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.xap contains assemblies • Download XAP • Remove assemblies • Load them dynamically assemblyStream = Application.GetResourceStream( new StreamResourceInfo(e.Result, "application/binary"), new Uri(“Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.Runtime.dll", UriKind.Relative)).Stream; assemblyPart = new AssemblyPart(); assemblyPart.Load(assemblyStream);

  10. Client Object Model and Silverlight Paul Stubbs Sr. Architect Evangelist Microsoft Corporation demo

  11. Embedding Data in HTML • Hidden Field used to Contain Data • Allows Silverlight Application to read data from the web page instead of returning to server

  12. Keys to Using this Pattern • Create a custom class • Decorate with [DataContract] • Decorate members with [DataMember] • DataContractJsonSerializer DataContractJsonSerializerjs = new DataContractJsonSerializer(this.GetType()); String result = String.Empty; using (MemoryStreamms = new MemoryStream()) { js.WriteObject(ms, this); Result = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(ms.ToArray(), 0, ConvertToInt16(ms.Length)); }

  13. Keys to Using this Pattern • HtmlInputHidden • Represents a hidden control on the page to contain serialized data set • Pass Hidden Control ID to Silverlight • Silverlight Application reads serialized data set • De-serialize data set

  14. Embedding Data in HTML Scot Hillier SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC demo

  15. SharePoint Web Services and RSS Feeds • ASMX web services • Get functionality not supported by other methods • Search • Profiles • RSS Feeds for retrieving data

  16. Keys to Using this Pattern • Setting References to ASMX services • As normal in many cases • GUID or CHAR fields can cause errors • AsmxMessageInspector cleans ASMX messages • AsmxBehavior wraps AsmxMessageInspector BasicHttpBinding b = new BasicHttpBinding(); EndpointAddress e = new EndpointAddress(this.profileEndpointAddress); UserProfileServiceSoapClient c= new UserProfileServiceSoapClient(b,e); c.Endpoint.Behaviors.Add(new AsmxBehavior());

  17. Keys to Using this Pattern • RSS Feeds • WebClient class to call RSS feed • SyndicationFeed class to parse XML WebClientwc = new WebClient(); Wc.OpenReadCompleted += new OpenReadCompletedEventHandler(requestComplete); Wc.OpenReadAsync(new Uri(feedUrl));

  18. Keys to Using this Pattern • Cross-domain calls • Clientaccesspolicy.xml (Silverlight) • Crossdomain.xml (Flash) • Must be in root and have no security • Add to SharePoint using an Http Handler • Required because SharePoint enforces authentication • Requires web.config edits • Intercepts calls going into SharePoint • Response.Write policy file into stream

  19. Web Services and RSS Feeds Scot Hillier SharePoint MVP Scot Hillier Technical Solutions, LLC demo

  20. Summary • oData Access to SharePoint Lists • SharePoint Client Object Model • Embedding Data in HTML • SharePoint Web Services and RSS Feeds

  21. Resources • Session Samples on Code Gallery • http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/spsl • Paul’s Blog • http://blogs.msdn.com/pstubbs • Scot’s Blog • http://www.shillier.com

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  24. Coming Soon… • Still a work in progress • Get early access and send feedbackon Safari Rough Cuts!http://bit.ly/SPSL_SafariRoughCuts • Download the code on MSDN Code Galleryhttp://code.msdn.com/spsl/

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