What are my options? I'm researching a 3rd party called QueryVision, but would like to explore other alternatives.
Cognos 8 can integrate with SharePoint 2003 directly. Check your Administration and Security guide - in recent versions there is a section dedicated to setting this integration up entitled "Deploying Cognos Portlets to Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and 2007."
One way you can integrate Cognos content directly into 3rd party portals and apps is to use parameterized URLs. Here's a link to the best practices document on the IBM site. Performing Tasks using Parameterized URLs in IBM Cognos 8 On page 15, it shows an example of integrating Cognos 8 into Sharepoint.
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actually i tried to migrate lists and document libraries from one site to another site in sharepoint 2013 and migrate sites also from 2010 to sharepoint 2013. But,I want to migrate web application from sharepoint 2013 to sharepoint online.
We are limited to creating Site collections only in SharePoint online. You cannot create/migrate the complete web application to SharePoint online in one go. You would have to migrate either a complete site collection or site level.
I have experience migrating with SharePoint migration tool from Microsoft (which is free software) and it worked well.
However, i would suggest to migrate individual site level as it would be easy to manage. I have tried migrating a site collection which failed after 40% and it was difficult to debug where the error was. I later figured it was the nintex form on a document library that was a culprit.
Good luck with your project!
You may use below methods to create apps
Using SharePoint Apps ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/sp-add-ins/get-started-creating-provider-hosted-sharepoint-add-ins )
Use the latest SPFx framework (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/sharepoint-framework-overview) to create apps.
Hi since TFS has disabled the following web parts like Recent Build Web part, Project Work Item Web part, Recent Checkins and TSF web parts - query based-lists. What are the API needed to build and the problems it might occur when using the API to build that?
Thank you
I am aware of this webparts disabled
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vsts/report/sharepoint-dashboards/deprecation/features-removed-when-disabling-sharepoint-integration
Beginning with TFS 2018, the features that the TFS Extension for
SharePoint provided will no longer be available. But TFS offers
built-in dashboards. Each TFS team can create any number of
dashboards to meet their needs.
We will continue to invest in our built-in dashboards solution. We
continue to develop widgets to provide instant insights into your
data. Additionally, you can find widgets developed by our partners in
the VSTS Marketplace.
In the future, we will provide ways of displaying our built-in
dashboards on SharePoint pages.
Of course TFS provides rich API to meet various requirements, you could check them from here:
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/api/overview
I am new to SharePoint and Exploring the Office 365 Small business feature online using trial subscription.
I'm able to create 'App Parts' using Office 365 Developer Site Subscription(by using 'NAPA' SharePoint Developer tool).
Now I wanted to create SharePoint 'Custom WebPart' in Office 365 online without using Visual Studio 2010,2012,2013.
Please Guide me on this by providing some reference links for creating "Custom WebParts" in Office 365 Online and how can i use created web parts.
Edited:
Are there any online tools or sharepoint apps like 'NAPA' available for develop custom Web Parts online?
You can create sandbox solutions with SharePoint online.
But in SharePoint 2013 You can do many things just with Content Editor Web Part, javascript and REST services. And with search and display templates.
We are using such technics with our on-premise SharePont 2013. And its cover all our needs. Client Object Model and REST services cover almost all SharPoint features. For content processing you can use Content by Search Web Part with display templates. For UI you can use javascript components like JQuery UI.
I have been working with SharePoint online for sometime.I have been given the task to build an app to create subsites in SharePoint 2013 online website. I prefer working with C# code. I am looking into SCOM to built the App.I want to know if this can be done or does online version only supports JavaScript COM development.
I have gone through multiple materials from Microsoft but no were its clear about autohosted app running on SharPoint online.
I have created a SharePoint App project and set it to autohost. But it throws token not found error while trying to run it against sharepoint online. Looking for advice.
Edit - I need to know if SCOM can be used to develop apps for SharePoint online site
Thanks.
Sounds like you're just starting off with SharePoint apps. SP apps use CSOM (client side object model). I personally prefer JavaScript (JSOM) MSDN JSOM Basic Tasks
If you want to develop against an online environment, then select SharePoint hosted not autohosted. If you are using the app internally then continue, if you are hoping to publish it to the app store then you can report back that this requires full control permission which you are not allowed to request in an app published to the SharePoint store.
When I first started developing SharePoint 2013 online applications I found this article on codeproject a great help.
It might be usefull for you as well: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/690015/SharePoint-2013-Online-App-Development-Part-1.
Alternatively you could give the official Microsoft Office 365 training kit a look. It's basically the same as SharePoint 2013 online.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=14889
Are there any differences between the OnPremise and Hosted versions of MS CRM 2011 besides price/licensing? Can I deploy solutions or any other custom features to the Hosted version or is that strictly reserved for the default functionality?
We are also considering trying to mold Sharepoint into being our CRM because we are already licensed for it but I'm going to try to reject that.
You can deploy plugins that run in the Sandbox environment in the CRM Online/Hosted environments. You can also deploy custom FetchXML-based reports to Hosted. The main things you can't do in a Hosted environment:
"Normal" plugins
SQL-based Reports
Direct database access (Filtered Views)
Custom .NET Workflow activities
And yes, SharePoint shouldn't be your CRM - CRM should be your CRM! :)
With rollup 12 it is now possible to use custom workflow activities in CRM online
http://mubashersharif.blogspot.be/2013/01/custom-workflowactivity-understanding-development.html