Presentation: "Office in a World of Services and Mash - Ups: Building Composite Applications based on the Microsoft Office SharePoint Platform"

Time: Monday 14:40 - 15:30

Location: Kammermusik

Abstract:

The latest version of Windows SharePoint Services (WSS), v3.0, provides us with a framework for developing feature-rich, modular and modern web applications including support for blogs, WIKIS or even personalization. Built on top of WSS v3.0, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 enables you to combine these possibilities with well-known capabilities of portals and composite applications in enterprise environments. Collaborative Content Management, Ad-Hoc Workflows, personalize-able dashboards are key buzzwords, of course all integrated with your existing IT infrastructure and services.

In this session you will learn about the architecture of the SharePoint and Office platform as well as their ability to combine modern paradigms from the web with enterprise-level requirements, effectively. You will even learn, how you can integrate SharePoint as a central information hub into a heterogeneous landscape of IT services based on a variety of mechanisms such as web services, the business data catalog or the ECMA/ISO Office Open XML File Formats. See, how SharePoint enables you building a platform for mash-ups in the Enterprise 2.0 world!

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Mario Szpuszta, Microsoft

 Mario  Szpuszta

Mario works as an architect in the Developer and Platform Group of Microsoft Austria and supports software architects of enterprise accounts and top 10 web site accounts in Austria.

Mario always focussed on working with Microsoft technologies and started working with the .NET Framework very early. In the past years he focussed on secure software development, ASP.NET web development, web services as well as integrating Microsoft Office Clients and Servers in custom applications using Microsoft .NET, Office Open XML File Formats and web services.

Mario worked together with Ingo Rammer on writing ?Advanced .NET Remoting 2nd Edition? as co-author and participated in writing ?Pro ASP.NET 2.0 in C#? as well as ?Pro ASP.NET 3.5 in C#? together with Matthew MacDonald.