On Demand Developer Dashboard. Another one of the great new features (for me, and for a lot of other administrators and developers), is the new Developer Dashboard within SharePoint 2010. The Developer Dashboard gives you plenty of output regarding the page loading process. This enables you to see how long each artifact of the page takes to load, any SQL queries, their stack traces, and IO stats, any warnings or assertions that were made, and more. This is extremely useful to use when debugging web parts, or other code that is called during the page loading process. This also gives administrators a unique insight into any bottlenecks in code running in the page created by their developers, offering them a second set of eyes on the performance of their code. The Developer Dashboard provides insight only available from custom applications before, or, 3rd party tools such as Idera’s SharePoint Performance Manager.
The Developer Dashboard has 3 different states, On, OnDemand, or Off. 1.) 1: using System; 8: class Program. SharePoint 2010 Web Services. Product evaluation for SharePoint Server 2010. Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013, SharePoint Foundation 2013 Topic Last Modified: 2014-01-30 Summary: Use these articles to develop a business case for choosing SharePoint 2013.
Articles contain an overview of product features, product comparison information, system requirements, product evaluation kit, news and reviews, case studies, information on how to buy, virtual labs, and product roadmap. The following downloadable resources, articles on TechNet, video recordings, and related resources provide evaluation information for SharePoint 2013. Download the following content for information about how to evaluate SharePoint 2013. The following articles about how to evaluate SharePoint 2013 are available to view online. The following video recordings about how to evaluate SharePoint 2013 are available to view online or to download. The following resources about how to evaluate SharePoint 2013 are available from other subject matter experts. Configure claims-based authentication using Windows Live ID (SharePoint Server 2010) Published: September 9, 2010 Claims-based authentication in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 can delegate authentication to the Windows Live ID Security Token Service (STS).
This is important if you want to implement a scenario in which you use Windows Live ID for password management. The Windows Live ID service is configured as the identity provider for SharePoint Server 2010. A one-way, certificate-based trust relationship is established between SharePoint Server 2010 and the Windows Live ID service. When a user provides Windows Live ID credentials, the Windows Live ID service returns a Passport Unique Identity (PUID) and e-mail information encapsulated in a Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) version 1.1 claims token.
The Windows Live ID public key, which is part of Windows Live ID Metadata XML, encrypts this claims token. For more information about Windows Live ID, refer to the following resources: Introduction to Windows Live ID ( In this article: Plan authentication methods (SharePoint Server 2010) Updated: April 16, 2013 Summary: Plan how to use various user authentication methods to create a secure experience for users of web applications. Applies to: SharePoint Foundation 2013 | SharePoint Server 2013 This article describes the user authentication types and methods that are supported by SharePoint 2013 and how to determine which ones to use for web applications and zones. In this article: User authentication is the validation of a user's identity against an authentication provider, which is a directory or database that contains the user’s credentials and can confirm the user submitted them correctly. An example of an authentication provider is Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).
An authentication method is a specific exchange of account credentials and other information that assert a user’s identity. An authentication type is a specific way of validating credentials against one or more authentication providers, sometimes using an industry standard protocol. Digest and Basic. Plan authentication methods (SharePoint Server 2010)
Provider Model Design Pattern and Specification, Part 1. Rob Howard Microsoft Corporation March 2, 2004 Summary: Rob Howard returns to Nothin' But ASP.NET to look at how you can use the new "Whidbey" Provider design pattern to make extending your ASP.NET 1.1 applications easier and make them more flexible. (15 printed pages) Related Books This column has been quiet for some time—sorry about that. I have a really, really good excuse, though: We've been busy working on the next version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework and Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET, code-named "Whidbey. " Busy is actually an understatement. Our first article is about the new Whidbey provider-model design pattern and how you can start using it in your ASP.NET 1.1 applications today.
There has been a lot of buzz recently surrounding the announcement of the next version of Microsoft® Visual Studio® .NET and the Microsoft® .NET Framework code-named "Whidbey. " In the next article, we'll look at implementing this pattern in an ASP.NET 1.1 application. Fixed Choices Fixed Data Schema. Business Data Catalog: Overview. Business Data Catalog provides built-in support for displaying data from databases and Web services. That is, you can use Business Data Catalog to display data from your SAP, Siebel, or other line-of-business (LOB) application via Web services or databases. Business Data Catalog is the key infrastructural component around which the other Business Data features of Office SharePoint Server 2007 are built. For information about the Business Data features, see the following topics: Typically, metadata authors with a skill set equivalent to that of a database developer describe the API of business applications by using the metadata model.
Administrators register business applications in the Business Data Catalog after which the data in the business application is immediately available to you on your portal site through the other Office SharePoint Server 2007 Business Data features and object model. Identity Management: Windows Identity Foundation. Product Overview. SharePoint 2010 Developer Training Course | Courses | Learn | Channel 9. Developer Training Guide.