In the below diagrams all the major components are listed and the classes associated with that (In most of the case we need to prefix the component name with sp to get the class name.)
Server Architecture & Site Architecture:
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Showing posts with label SharePoint Server Object Model. Show all posts
Saturday, 12 April 2008
Share Point Object Model - Hierarchy
The object model available with MOSS is very rich. All the available functionality through interface can also be implemented with the object model so MOSS makes the dev team very powerful.
In the below diagrams all the major components are listed and the classes associated with that (In most of the case we need to prefix the component name with sp to get the class name.)
Server Architecture & Site Architecture:
In the below diagrams all the major components are listed and the classes associated with that (In most of the case we need to prefix the component name with sp to get the class name.)
Server Architecture & Site Architecture:
Steps to Create first Site collection
If we are given a server with fresh installed MOSS here are the steps that we need to carry out to create our first site collection:
1. Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard.
2. Create a Web application to host the SSP.
3. Create the SSP.
4. Configure the Web application and the SSP.
5. Configure services on servers.
6. Create a Web Application to host the site collections and SharePoint sites.
7. Create site collections.
8. Create SharePoint sites.
1. Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard.
2. Create a Web application to host the SSP.
3. Create the SSP.
4. Configure the Web application and the SSP.
5. Configure services on servers.
6. Create a Web Application to host the site collections and SharePoint sites.
7. Create site collections.
8. Create SharePoint sites.
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