Incorporating Microsoft Sharepoint into your Web 2.0 Initiatives: Greg Klebus

Incorporating Microsoft SharePoint into your Web 2.0 InitiativesGreg Klebus, Product Manager JCR Infrastructure, Day Software

Monday, October 19, 2009

Web 2.0


Web 2.0

✴ Ehm... the WEB

✴ Content-centric, mix’n’match style

✴ Standards

✴ Web 2.0 technologies (AJAX & Co.)


The Web. Seriously.

Your contentneeds

a real WCM platform


Real WCMfor

SharePoint Content


70%

26%

4%Reality check

Not interestedConsideringUsing

A Forrester 2008 report:Your SharePoint 2007

Plans?

(or use any other report or statistics....)


70%

26%

4%Reality check

Not interestedConsideringUsing

A Forrester 2008 report:Your SharePoint 2007

Plans?

(or use any other report or statistics....)

BottomLine

Some of your mission-critical contentdoes or will reside in a SharePoint instance


The Challenge:Getting

SharePoint Content

to the


Sounds easy enough?But...


You’d need a real WCM

[WCM]SharePoint is not a favorite for public-

facing website publishing.

The truth is that SharePoint has some

serious shortcomings in the WCM space

[...]

Evaluating SharePoint for larger enterprises

Cautions:[...] high costs/pricing model causing

reticence to adopt it for external

websites [...]

SharePoint still needs to mature as a

WCM offering [...]

Magic Quadrant for WCM, 2009


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The missing linkWeb 2.0 WCM

At its finestMission-Critical Content

Intranet-Canned


The missing linkWeb 2.0 WCM

At its finestMission-Critical Content

Intranet-Canned


All we need is:


Integration options


Integration options

1 manualintegration


Integration options

1 manualintegration

1


Integration options

1 manualintegration 2 custom integration

solution via SOAP

mavenaxis2:

generates 20mb .java files

wss3:500k .wsdl

1


Integration options


solution via SOAP

mavenaxis2:


wss3:500k .wsdl

1 2


Integration options


solution via SOAP

mavenaxis2:


wss3:500k .wsdl

off-the-shelfproduct3

Acme Inc.

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1 2


Integration options


solution via SOAP

mavenaxis2:


wss3:500k .wsdl

off-the-shelfproduct3

Acme Inc.

Can -o-pener

1 2 3


IntroducingJCR Connector 2.0

for SharePoint


Free your content


Free your content


Free your content

proprietarysilos:Liabilities


Free your content

proprietarysilos:Liabilities

open standardrepositories:

Assets

Day JCR Connector


SharePoint Connector 2.0

✴ FCS release 28 Sep 09

✴ Available on DayCare

✴ Major product update


JCR-, Java-, REST-enabling SharePoint


Favorites


Installation & Configuration

DocumentationQuickstart starts quicklyOut-of-the-box experience“Zero config” principleEasy for users: GUIFlexible for developers


Documentation


DocumentationAll-new:

RewrittenImproved

Public:AccessibleGoogle-indexed

Running on the new

docs.day.complatform


Get started, quickly

1 2 3



1

download

2 3



1

download

2

double click

3



1

download

2

double click configure SharePoint URL

3


Look Ma, all integrated

✴ Quickstart

✴ Virtual repository

✴ CRX with tools

✴ Deployment packages


Never been so easy

✴ Configuration GUI

✴ Enter SharePoint URL

✴ You’re all set


Deployment

OSGi bundle coreIn a Day Content PackageIntegration into CQ5Your integration projects “to go”!


Deployment options

✴ Content Package for CQ5 / CRX

✴ OSGi bundle

✴ JNDI binding

✴ Programmatic Instantiation


Open for Integration


CQ5 IntegrationSearch / access SharePoint assets in CQ5Drag SharePoint content onto pagesMetadata mappingReal WCM authoring. Seriously.


Focus on your main task

✴ ...getting content to the web

✴ Author in CQ5

✴ Use CQ5 WCM capabilities

✴ to web-enable ALL your assets


Put SharePoint assets into action✴ Drag them on

the page

✴ Power of CQ5 components

✴ Extensible and scalable with CQ5


Agility

Content from SharePoint to WCM to WebIn no timeAdd value to your content


Born in CQ5 Platform

Embedded in CQ5 PlatformVirtual RepositoryContent PackagesSling, OSGi, REST (+JCR)Extensible, the CQ5 way


CQ5 Platform Galore


Simple: CQ5/Sling for SharePoint


Simple: CQ5/Sling for SharePoint

Question:How many lines of code to render this?


Extensible: Sling Scripting


Extensible: Sling Scripting

Answer:3

(+ script location)


Extensible: Sling Scripting + CQ5

+


Extensible: Sling Scripting + CQ5

+

Answer:(the same) 3(+ script location)(+reference component)


Architecture

Based on Jackrabbit SPIRobust Stateless persistent serverBuilt-in extensibilityDeveloper-friendly


Jackrabbit SPI Architecture

✴ Clean & robust

✴ Common JCR client

✴ SPI API, remoting-ready

✴ Stateless server(per system)


DAM Integration

Assets++Workflow-based sync.Extensible workflow steps2-way synchronization


Natively integrated viaCQ5 Workflow

synchronization


More value to your content:CQ5.DAM.enrich(SP.asset)

binary metadata sub-assets

thumbnailssynchronization


Write-enabled

JCR 1.0, Level 2SharePoint-as-storage for JCR applicationsEnabling 2-way content synchronization


Level 2: Write-enabled

✴ Nice. Finally.

✴ Still - ca. 80% (*) use cases are read-based

✴ (*) Source: Greg


Standards-enabler

Enabling SharePoint for:JCR applicationsJava / J2EE applicationsRESTful applications

Unlocking the content silos


Open for Web 2.0 business


Conclusions


Real WCM with SharePoint Content


Thank You!


Credits✴ (CC by-sa/3.0) Markus Angermeier, http://kosmar.de/archives/2005/11/11/the-huge-cloud-lens-bubble-map-web20/

✴ Various images from the Stock Exchange site: http://www.sxc.hu/


http://kosmar.de/archives/2005/11/11/the-huge-cloud-lens-bubble-map-web20/

http://kosmar.de/archives/2005/11/11/the-huge-cloud-lens-bubble-map-web20/

http://www.sxc.hu

http://www.sxc.hu

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