Programming Microsoft Office Business Applications

Steve Fox, Paul Stubbs, Robert J. Barker, Joanna Bichsel, Erika Ehrli Cabral

352 pages, parution le 01/03/2008

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Build composite solutions that connect back-end systems with the people on the front line.

Get practical guidance for creating custom applications by using the capabilities of the Microsoft Office platform. This hands-on reference illustrates how to use Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office and the Microsoft Office system to create Office Business Applications-an emerging breed of application that bridges the gap between line of business (LOB) systems and end-user productivity tools. OBAs allow users to increase productivity by providing a seamless and integrated end-to-end user experience from their desktop to data in enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, and other business systems. Experts on the Microsoft Office, Visual Studio Tools for Office, and OBA teams at Microsoft adeptly illustrate how to develop smart clients and Web services in the Microsoft Office environment. You'll also get guidance on custom development for the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface and Windows SharePoint Services, application deployment, and managing workflow. Complete with code samples on the Web, this book delivers the pragmatic information enterprise developers need to know to create and deploy custom business applications to the organization.

L'auteur - Robert J. Barker

Robert J. Barker, PhD, is the program manager for ElectroEnergetic Physics at the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research. A Fellow of both the IEEE and the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, he is coeditor of High-Power Microwave Sources and Technologies (Wiley-IEEE Press).

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Éditeur(s)	Microsoft Press
Auteur(s)	Steve Fox, Paul Stubbs, Robert J. Barker, Joanna Bichsel, Erika Ehrli Cabral
Parution	01/03/2008
Nb. de pages	352
Couverture	Broché
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780735625365
ISBN13	978-0-7356-2536-5