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• Office Business Applications (OBA)

  Office is a platform. When we combine the programmability of Office Clients (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) with the programmability of SharePoint to enable deep integration of data from Line-of-Business enterprise applications, we enable building an entirely new category of application. This blog post presents my thoughts and reflections on Office Business Applications. Acknowledgements: I’ve taken this information from a variety of sources, including Steve Fox, who is one of the experts in Read More... Posted Tuesday, December 02, 2008 1:43 PM from Eric White's Blog | (Comments Off) Filed under: OpenXML, SharePoint, OBA

• My Schedule at TechEd EMEA Developers 2008

  Monday evening, I’ll attend the ATE reception. Wednesday 11/12 at 13:30, I’ll be presenting OFC206 - Open XML SDK Version 2 Overview and Architecture. Attend this talk to see what the Open XML SDK makes possible. Thursday 11/13 at 9:00, I’ll be presenting OFC401 - Developing Open XML Solutions using the Open XML SDK. This will be an in-depth talk about programming the SDK using functional programming techniques. For more information on these talks, see “ Open XML SDK at TechEd EMEA Developers ”. Read More... Posted Friday, November 07, 2008 11:49 AM from Eric White's Blog | (Comments Off) Filed under: SharePoint, OBA, TechEd2008

• Building an Office Business Application (OBA) that shows Integration of Office Client with SharePoint

  Steve Fox and Bill Sheldon have put together an example application that shows deep integration of the Office Client with SharePoint. Office Business Application (OBAs) such as this one address the gap between the idealized world where business processes follow a fixed procedure, and the real world, where processes are dynamic, collaborative, and much less structured. Users of this OBA work in their familiar Microsoft Office environment, while interacting with their line-of-business data. This example Read More... Posted Friday, October 17, 2008 5:26 AM from Eric White's Blog | (Comments Off) Filed under: OpenXML, SharePoint, Book Recommendations, OBA