Q&A
by Vinu Santhakumari, Manpreet Singh, Sohail Sayed
Sams Teach Yourself SharePoint® 2010 Development in 24 Hours
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents at a Glance
- Table of Contents
- About the Authors
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Reader Services
- Introduction
- Part 1. Understanding the Basics
- Part 2. Developing in SharePoint 2010
- Hour 5. Working with Web Parts and Web Pages
- Hour 6. Working with More SharePoint 2010 User Interface Components
- Hour 7. Understanding SharePoint 2010 Server Side Development
- Jump Start Programming with the Object Model
- Exploring the Object Model
- Understanding the Object Model in Relation to Server and Site Architecture
- Troubleshooting and Monitoring Performance with the Developer Dashboard
- Creating a Custom Timer Job
- Modifying the web.config with SPWebConfigModifications
- Understanding the Event Receivers
- Summary
- Q&A
- Hour 8. Understanding Client Object Model in SharePoint 2010
- Hour 9. Creating Silverlight User Interfaces for SharePoint 2010 Solutions
- Part 3. Managing Content in SharePoint 2010
- Hour 10. Managing Data in SharePoint 2010
- Hour 11. Understanding Advanced Data Management Concepts in SharePoint 2010
- Hour 12. Enterprise Content Management—Understanding Document Management
- Hour 13. Enterprise Content Management—Understanding Records and Web Content Management
- Hour 14. Understanding Business Connectivity Services
- Hour 15. Understanding SharePoint 2010 Workflows
- Part 4. Administering and Configuring SharePoint 2010
- Hour 16. Understanding SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
- Starting with SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
- Understanding Application Management
- Understanding System Settings in SharePoint Central Administration
- Understanding Monitoring in SharePoint Central Administration
- Understanding Backup and Restore in SharePoint Central Administration
- Understanding Security in SharePoint Central Administration
- Understanding Upgrade and Migration in SharePoint Central Administration
- Understanding General Application Settings in SharePoint Central Administration
- Configuring with PowerShell
- Summary
- Q&A
- Hour 17. Securing SharePoint 2010
- Hour 18. Introducing SharePoint Search
- Hour 19. Working with SharePoint Designer 2010
- Hour 16. Understanding SharePoint 2010 Central Administration
- Part 5. Advanced SharePoint 2010
- Hour 20. Understanding Service Applications
- Hour 21. Understanding the Architecture of Sandboxed Solutions
- Hour 22. Introducing Business Intelligence with SharePoint 2010—Working with Visio and Excel Services
- Hour 23. Introducing Business Intelligence with SharePoint 2010—Working with PerformancePoint Services
- Hour 24. Understanding InfoPath Form Services
- Index
Q&A
Q. Can I work in disconnected mode for browser-enabled InfoPath forms?
A. Browser-enabled InfoPath forms can be filled from the browser, or you can also fill them through the InfoPath Filler. To work in disconnected mode you need InfoPath installed on your machine. You can then download the InfoPath form and fill it later in disconnected mode through the InfoPath Filler. However, you cannot fill the form from the browser when disconnected from the network.
Q. How can I write custom code for InfoPath?
A. You need to install Visual Tools for Office to write custom code for InfoPath. This enables you to handle the various events for the InfoPath form and write .NET code in Visual Studio 2010.
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