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- 1. OverviewWPF offers desktop richness and integrationLeverages Past and Current Operating SystemsRich Array of ControlsGreat developer toolsToday we live in a world where Office Business Applications are a reality. ¡°OBAs¡± as they are affectionately called are custom applicatons built in .net that leverage all the goodness of the office plumbing.
- 2. Client Value PropsWPF anchors client continuum with desktop richness and integrationDesktop integrationHardware accelerationFull trust and InteropFull offlineFull .NET FrameworkCompleteness (globalization, accessibility, security, input, printing etc)RAD for Windows innovation
- 3. Client Value PropsVisual Designers and a design time experienceAlong with traditional office support we have Windows Workflow and SharePoint supportData binding and xml schema support in terms of word content controls.
- 4. Client Value PropsAdd-ins for almost the entire office stack.Document centric solutions for word and excel.Much improved help in terms of deployment and security
- 5. Windows 7 Synergy and Light UpTouch and Multi-TouchTaskbarRibbonCommon DialogsMore¡Use these with .NET XAML in WPF
- 6. Rich Array of ControlsCommon Control TypesButton ControlsBasic response to click eventsRange/Selection ControlsAllows value selection within pre-defined rangeList ControlsCan contain an unbounded collection of itemsEach item can be an arbitrary object including any renderable WPF contentLayout ControlsProvides layout management to window/pageMenu & User Interface NavigationMenus, information bars etc.Text, Document & Ink ControlsProvide rich text & document handling capabilities and inking supportRich Media ControlsDisplay images, video etc.Button
- 7. RadioButton
- 8. RepeatButton
- 9. Etc.
- 10. ºÝºÝߣr
- 11. ProgressBar
- 12. CheckBox
- 13. Etc.
- 14. ListBox
- 15. ListView
- 16. ComboBox
- 17. TreeView
- 18. Etc.
- 19. StackPanel
- 20. DockPanel
- 21. WrapPanel
- 22. ViewBox
- 23. Grid
- 24. Etc.
- 25. Menu
- 26. ContextMenu
- 27. ToolBar
- 28. ToolBarTray
- 29. StatusBar
- 30. ScrollBar
- 31. TabControl
- 32. Tooltip
- 33. Popup
- 34. Expander
- 35. Etc.
- 36. TextBox
- 37. TextBlock
- 38. RichTextBox
- 39. Label
- 40. DocumentViewer
- 43. InkCanvas
- 44. InkPresenter
- 45. Etc.
- 46. Image
- 47. MediaElement
- 48. Etc.WPF Controls
- 49. Great Developer ToolsDesigners ¨C Expression BlendDevelopers - Visual Studio 2008
- 50. Custom Email ExtensionsCustomize an email messagePopulate the charts using eBay back-end services
- 51. Program workflow into OutlookWPF Controls can create sophositicated interfaces
- 52. Sample Excel OBA Codex
- 53. Office Client Development with VSTO2Common Application Models OMOMDocument-Centric SolutionsMyCodeMyTaskPaneOffice Application Solutions (Add-In) MyMenuMyCode
- 54. Product Team BlogsEric Carter: .NET4Office http://blogs.msdn.com/eric_carter/Peter Torr: Office Development, Security, Randomness¡ http://blogs.msdn.com/ptorr/Eric Lippert: Fabulous Adventures in Coding http://blogs.msdn.com/EricLippertPaul Stubbs: Office Development with .NET http://blogs.msdn.com/pstubbs/VSTO Team Blog http://blogs.msdn.com/vsto/
- 55. NewsgroupsVSTOmicrosoft.public.vsnet.vstools.officeMSDN Forums: VSTO http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=16&SiteID=1.?
- 56. Additional InformationMSDN Developer Centers VS.NET and Office Development http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/office/Office Development http://msdn.microsoft.com/officeHands-on Labs for VSTO 2005 http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f2323aaf-fe87-4203-9ed8-72466566e105&displaylang=enVSTO 2005 Web casts http://msdn.microsoft.com/office/understanding/vsto/multimedia/default.aspx
- 57. ResourcesVSTO Forumhttp://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=16VSTO-related blogsVSTO-related Blog Search ¨C http://search.live.com/macros/pstubbs/vstoOffice Zealot Site ¨C http://www.officezealot.com/VSTO/bloghome.aspx
- 58. For More InformationVisit the VSTO Developer Centerhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/office/tool/vsto/default.aspxVSTO Help documentation on MSDNhttp://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/d2tx7z6d(en-us,vs.80).aspx
- 59. Data Caching - PerformanceWhy cache data in an Office document?Cached data can be bound to the Office document and displayed at runtimeCached data can be used when offlineCached data is server-accessibleCached data can store non-UI data needed by your solutionVSTO support for data cachingCachedAttribute is used to annotate fields that should be cached ICachedType can be implemented by a type to provide custom serializationServerDocument class can be used to open a document without instantiating Word/Excel
- 60. VSTO Security ModelBased 100% on .NET Code Access SecurityBy default, no code runsTrusted assembly ¡Ù Local machineTrust via signing the assemblies Authenticode or Strong nameCan also trust via location-based evidence Must also trust the documentTrusted document = Local machineTemporary Internet files not trusted
- 68. How to¡¯shttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb772076(VS.100).aspxDemo Code / Exampleshttp://fieldcontent/Field%20Content%20Pages/SessionDetails.aspx?fcfilter=Developer&ID=1198
- 69. SummaryVSTO is the key enabler for the .NET stack to build Office Business ApplicationsConnect documents to live business dataProvide structure using XML Schemas Provide deeper UI integration using the Document Actions task paneVSTO is the tool of choice for professional developers creating Add-ins & document-centric solutions for the Office StackIntegrated design-time experienceDeveloper productivity through programming model enhancementsAll the power of Visual Studio and the .NET Framework
Editor's Notes
- #12: Now VSTO solutions come in two different flavors. And this is important from an architectural perspective too, because as you saw in the earlier demos most of the office stack is covered¡.but, not all of it.The two common models are ¡°document-centric solutions¡± and ¡°add-in¡± solutions. In the previous demos you have seen document centric solutions. That is, a vsto dot net application (ie: assembly) is linked to the office document itself. This means, when your user opens the document it automatically runs the assembly. What you¡¯ll see in the coming demos are Add-in solutions. That is, your vsto application runs in the office interface itself. It runs in the menus, the toolbars etc. So, for instance your OBA runs every time you run excel as opposed to unique to a single excel document like in a document-centric solution.