MCTS 70-542 SharePoint Study ( Learning ) Guide [ Developer ] - Part 1
31 December 2009
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Mano Mangaldas
MCTS 70-542 SharePoint Server Developer Study ( Learning ) GuideYou are creating a SharePoint solution. You need to add a button to the Quick Access toolbar that will allow users to approve a document. You create an assembly named approvebtn.dll that implements the necessary functionality, and install it on the SharePoint server.
Explanation: You should modify the CustomQuickAccess.xml file. You need to add a <reference> element to the <references> element to identify the assembly. You also need to add a <consolenode> element to the <structure> element to add the class. You should not modify the QuickAccess.xml file. Although this file contains configuration settings for the default Quick Access toolbar, you should not modify it. Doing so could cause incompatibility issues with other areas of SharePoint. Instead, you should modify the CustomQuickAccess.xml file. You should not add a <consolenode> element to the <references> section or a <reference> element to the <structure> section. The schema for the CustomQuickAccess.xml file is: Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa674506.aspx Custom Quick Access Buttons video tutorial. You are creating a workbook that shows sales data. The workbook includes a pivot table mapped to an Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) cube on SQL Server 2005. You create a report cell in the workbook to allow users to filter the results shown in the pivot table.
You should add a SQL Server Analysis Service Filter Web Part to the page. The Excel Web Access Web Part cannot filter data directly using the report cell. Instead, you must add a SQL Server Analysis Service Filter Web Part to the page and configure it with the same dimension and hierarchy as the report cell. You should not export the data connection information and import it to the Business Data Catalog (BDC). The BDC is used for line-of-business application data, not to allow a user to filter the results shown in a pivot table. You should not add the report cell's dimension and hierarchy properties to a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) list. A KPI list should contain status indicators. They can be mapped to cells in an Excel spreadsheet, but not to the dimension and hierarchy values of a report cell. You should not enable the trusted workbook location to support both embedded and linked data connections. Although you can do so to allow the connection to be stored in the workbook, doing so will not allow the data to be displayed and filtered in the Excel Web Access Web Part. Reference: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/HA101054751033.aspx http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/HA101054701033.aspx http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointserver/HA102078901033.aspx |
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