SharePoint - Sharepoint components
Asked By atefshehata
24-Sep-07 07:35 PM
I'm very confused, please some one helps me.
What are the required components to build a web application using
sharepoint?
There are different components such as sharepoint services, sharepoint
server and sharepoint designer. As I know sharepoint services is a
core component and it is essential one. What about sharepoint server
and sharepoint designer?
Can I build application using sharepoint services and sharepoint
server only?
Or I need to use sharepoint designer?
Also, if I'm using visual studio 2005, does this replace the need of
sharepoint designer?
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Gary A. Bushey replied...
You will need access to either a Windows SharePoint Services or Microsoft
Office SharePoint Server environment (to test with if nothing else).
You can make changes to the SharePoint system using SharePoint Designer (aka
Son of Frontpage) but if you are going to be writing your own custom web
parts you will need Visual Studio 2005. VS2005 does not really replace
SharePoint Designer since the two products fill different needs.
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Gary A. Bushey
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP
bushey@mindspring.com
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