one of my co-workers has Microsoft Access(2010) on his computer and he created some reports.
I want to display those reports ouput in my asp.net aspx page.
is it possible ?
is there any Microsoft's web component for display access report ?
You can use Windows SharePoint Services
"Windows SharePoint Services is a feature of Windows Server that lets you store data and deploy database forms and reports over the Web. You can link Access 2007 to Windows SharePoint Services lists, or deploy your whole database to a server and use the collaboration tools that Windows SharePoint Services provides."
For access 2007 you can use a Data Access Page.
For more check
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so I don't know a whole lot about Office 365 and have been learning other frameworks that do not include ASP.NET.
The company I work for is using is Office 365 and CRM. I read you can interface CRM with a web app. What I am wondering is if a company had a web application they used on their intranet, is it possible to migrate it to Office 365? Possibly as a Site? Is it possible to develop a web app that shows up under Office 365 and is therefore accessible to employees at that Office 365 account? You would need access to the MS SQL and IIS web server running, can you get that kind of access through Office 365?
The answer is yes, you can have your application hosted on Azure or anywhere with all you backend and host it as an App in o365.
What i suggest you to do, Get Office Development tools for VS 2015, just create a project from under Office/SharePoint section and select SharePoint Add-In project template and check out the created project. you will see that an asp.net web project has been created and another project as a shell for deploying this app as SP app. you do have the option to host this app anywhere :)
Check out this tutorial: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/fp142379.aspx
Hope this helps.
Yes - you can build a web application and have it appear in the Office 365 app launcher. However, there are some specific architectural requirements such as integration with Azure AD and single sign-on.
Have a look at this article: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office365/howto/connect-your-app-to-o365-app-launcher?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
We have 2 different sites, one is Asp.net and another MS Sharepoint and we need to take some data from Sharepoint to the Asp.net site
The Asp.net application is one server and the Sharepoint Site is on a different server.
How can we do move that from one site to another through Web-services?
We are looking for suggestions.
You can use standard Sharepoint soap web services or Managed client object model. Please find links below:
Windows SharePoint Services Web Services -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa979690(v=office.12).aspx
Call it from js - http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2009/04/09/calling-the-sharepoint-web-services-with-jquery.aspx
SharePoint Foundation 2010 Managed Client Object Model -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee857094.aspx
Setting a Sharepoint Site Theme through a Web Service?
I am using Visual studio 2010 vb asp.net
I want to secure my webpages from direct accessed by unauthorized person or only user can access the page.
how to setup Visual studio vb asp.net webpage privacy.
or Is there any plugin available for visual studio for securing pages
Thank you
JS
In short, you need to have some authentication scheme to identify valid application users and then you need some kind of authorization mechanism (such as role based security) to control the access to different pages and/or application functions and/or application data.
See this comprehensive help: How ASP.NET Security Works on MSDN.
For a quick overview, have a look at this code project article: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/ASPDOTNETauthentication.aspx
i need to know, if we can deploy webparts that are created in MOSS for MOSS on a ASP.NET page and use them. Or is there any way of using the webparts with MOSS.
TIA,
Nimish
If the webparts created for SharePoint, are SharePoint specific, and rely on SharePoint Functionality, then they will only operate on a SharePoint server (or an ASP.NET server, with access to the SharePoint server, depending on the webpart).
However, Webparts created in ASP.NET, can (typically) be used within SharePoint.
Note: SharePoint, comprises both MOSS (Microsoft Office SharePoint Server) and WSS (Windows SharePoint Server).
When you create a webpart "for MOSS", you create a control which inherits System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts. So, actually, you write a webpart "for ASP.NET" and can also execute it inside WSS/MOSS.
Please, read this links as they provides more informations on subject:
ASP.NET Web Parts controls
Building an ASP.NET 2.0 Web Part for Deployment to WSS V3.0 and MOSS 2007
You can not use SharePoint web parts in a plain ASP.NET site. Most Sharepoint web parts heavily rely on the (extra) functionality that SharePoint server provides. Without SharePoint they will not work.
we need reports in our web application and there is the free ReportViewer Control from microsoft (normally used, to display reports from the reporting services). I like the fact, that the Report Format (.RDL-Format) from the ReportViewer is a documented XML-Format. But the functionality is somewhat limited, when the ReportViewer is used without the ReportingServices.
Is there a good replacement, which is based or compatible with the .RDL-Format?
The first Reports are build in the application, but later, the customer should make his reports by himself.
The Application is a ASP.NET Web-Application
This depend on your requirements. I am not clear what your requirements are.
Is your application a web application or a desktop application?
If your application is a web application then you can use any other reporting service. I like i-net Clear Reports. There is also a free and fully functional GUI report designer that is easy to use. Your customer can create your own reports.
If you have a desktop application then you are limit to the language of your application.
You should also think about the platforms. The reporting services are limited to windows and a SQL Server is needed. Does all your customer have a SQL Server?
Sorry, I have forgotten to write, that the application is a asp.net web application