My legacy is application is developed using Sharepoint 2013, is there any way to have Power Point Service to shows BI stuffs in ASP.Net MVC application without Sharepoint.
any suggestions
No. That service is part of SharePoint and requires SharePoint Server.
It is , however, possible to connect your local PowerPoint to your database directly and have it generate data. You can then save that PowerPoint to a server and then use an iframe to point that page to the PowerPoint file.
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I have created a Windows Forms Application on Visual Studio with multiple forms that link together via button clicks. It also has a connection to an SQL Server which is used to store data that is entered into the textboxes and other controls.
Is there any possible way to host this application onto a Web Page?
No.
If you want to make the functionality available on the web you will have to rewrite the application as a web application.
You can use VB.net to code a web application so you would be able to reuse some of your existing code.
I want to know How to run MVC 4 Code in Sharepoint 2013?
I had small application which, I want to plug into sharepoint 2013.
Thanks in Advance.
Manoj Kalla
Assuming you have access to the front end web servers:
Copy / publish your MVC 4 app to all of the WFE servers (create a separate folder for it i.e. c:\wwwroot\MyMVCApp)
In IIS Manager create a new Application under your SharePoint web on each WFE (/MyMVCApp) and point it to the folder you previously published.
Make sure to set the APP Pool correctly and the Anonymous Authentication identity if needed.
I have an infopath form template with code customizations, which involves 2 sharepoint lists. The form template works fine with online connections which uses WCF 's UpdateListItems process.
My question is how do I make it work offline? As WCF service updates only when the form is online. When the form template goes offline, how do I update the data to sharepoint workspace? I understand I need to use the Sharepoint Workspace to store the offline data before it is transferred when online connnectivity is resumed.
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With Microsoft introducing Office Web Apps it has made it easy for us to embed office documents in our custom web applications that will use the Office Web App to render the document. In order to generate the embed code there is an option of "Embed" in Sky drive as shown here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/web-apps-help/share-it-embed-an-excel-workbook-on-your-blog-HA102029502.aspx
There are Office Web apps available for SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013 this allows me to surface office documents within SharePoint using the Office Web app. What I want to do is use SharePoint as my document repository and be able to embed documents that are stored on the SharePoint server in my custom web application the same way I can do it for documents stored on the Sky Drive. There is any option in SharePoint to view the document in the browser but I cannot copy that link and add it to a web page on my application at it shows the actual SharePoint site.
All I want to do is use the Office Web App deployed on the SharePoint server to render documents that are stored on the same SharePoint server within an iFrame.
Wanted to find out if this is possible at all if so how do I achieve this on my SharePoint server 2010 or 2013 but would prefer to do this on 2010.
I am new to InfoPath. My goal is to be able to develop Forms, exposed through Web, supporting Offline mode, submitted later on to Web Applications / Services, etc ...
Is the above doable with InfoPath? Do I need Form Services to run InfoPath? Can I use ASP.NET to host InfoPath forms, like any Web page ?
Books/Resources to start with?
Thank you
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Yes, it is doable in Infopath. However, can you elaborate on offline mode ?
Infopath forms can either be opened in web browser or in Infopath Client. If you want the forms to open browser, you need Form Services which is nothing but Forms Server.
You can use ASP.NET to host infopath forms. However, if you want them to render in the browser itself, you will also need Forms server.
Check out Infopath developer Center:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/microsoft-infopath-2010-FX101825645.aspx