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    September 18, 2007

    Join me at the Microsoft Code Camp in Boston and attend the three MOSS presentations on Saturday.

    MOSS Presentations at Code Camp 8: Rise of the Silverlight Surfer

    Date(s): 09.29.2007-09.30.2007 (GMT-5)
    Type: Code Camp
    Location: Microsoft New England District: 201 Jones Rd, 6th Floor,

    Waltham MA USA

    Advanced SharePoint Designer

    Speaker: Paul Swider

    In this presentation we will cover the following topics in detail. -What's new in SharePoint Designer (FrontPage) -Editing look and feel -Customized/uncustomized pages -Master/content pages -Working with external data sources -Building workflows

    Business Intelligence Using SharePoint, Data Cubes and Business Data Catalog

    Speaker: Paul Swider

    In this presentation discuss a live implementation of BI using SharePoint, Epicore and SQL Server. Learn how to use and administer Business Data Catalog, integration into web parts, search, and lists, Business data catalog architecture, LOB (Line of Business) System objects, entities, identifiers, methods, using business data catalog API. See why this is considered the most powerful new feature of MOSS.

    SharePoint API and development in ASP.NET Application

    Speaker: Paul Swider

    In this presentation learn more about how to develop ASP.NET applications that work with SharePoint object model We will cover details of the most widely used sections of the object model (site collections, sites, lists, lists items, fields, user profiles, web applications). Source code will be available to download. In addition get the scoop on Impersonation and ASP.NET impersonation using SharePoint impersonation API.

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