OSP306 | Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Solutions with Claims Authentication
SharePoint has built-in user authorization so that a site
owner can specify what access particular users have to resources. Authentication
is the identification of who the user is and this is provided by other software
external to SharePoint such as Active Directory. There are many authorization
and authentication requirements in custom solutions and this session helps to
explain the technology landscape for developers. Topics include Authorization by
Claims Authentication, Anonymous Access and Blog Commenting, ASP.NET Membership
Provider, and Live ID Authentication.
OSP309 | Developing with REST and LINQ in Microsoft SharePoint
2010
SharePoint 2010 has new and improved ways to work with
data. LINQ to SharePoint lets a developer work with data from SharePoint lists
in a strongly typed way that preserves relationships between lists. Integration
of ADO.NET Data Services provides a way to get data from SharePoint remotely
using REST-style Web services. The new Client APIs provide a programming model
for SharePoint lists that doesn’t have to run on the server. This session
demonstrates how to write code that uses each of these new data-oriented
features and shows some new SharePoint platform data-oriented features along the
way. We also explain how to choose which data access technology is best for
different custom development scenarios.