SharePoint 2007 Developer Ramp-Up - Part 4
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Course Summary
Web Parts - in this course you will learn how to create the most basic Web Parts and move up to creating persistent properties, custom editor parts, leveraging ASP.NET AJAX and even consuming custom Web Services.
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Course Description
Ever want to know everything there is to know about developing Web Parts for SharePoint 2007? This course is for you! Students will learn how to create the most basic Web Parts and move up to creating persistent properties, custom editor parts, leveraging ASP.NET AJAX and even consuming custom Web Services. Out of the box the ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel is not idealy suited for SharePoint 2007 sites because typically you will have multiple Web Parts on the page. When one triggers an a request to the UpdatePanel, they all end up posting it. In this course you'll learn how to create custom Web Services and issue calls using code.
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Course Syllabus
Developing Web Parts- 1h 10m
—Introduction 0m 5s
—Developing ASP.NET Web Parts for WSS 3.0 11m 18s
—Persistent Web Part Properties 6m 44s
—SmallTimeParts 15m 8s
—LitwareWebParts 34m 23s
—Advanced Web Part Techniques 2m 37sBuilding Web Parts with User Controls and AJAX- 1h 12m
—Introduction 0m 5s
—Hosting User Controls in a Web Part 2m 29s
—Litware User Controls 20m 47s
—Why Do We Need AJAX? 6m 7s
—Object-oriented JavaScript 11m 41s
—LitwareAjaxWebSite 14m 3s
—The AJAX Control Toolkit 3m 9s
—AJAX Integration with SharePoint 2m 8s
—Ajaxification 12m 17s