Publishing Programming Model in SharePoint Server 2010 (ECM)
Applies to: SharePoint Server 2010
This topic introduces the Web Content Management (WCM) programming model. For a complete list of the types available in each namespace, click the link to that namespace.
Namespaces
This section introduces the namespaces in the WCM APIs.
Table 1. Namespaces in the WCM APIs
Namespace |
Description |
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Includes classes that provide the fundamental publishing infrastructure for Web content management (WCM). |
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Includes classes that provide content deployment configuration, path, and job functionality. |
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Includes Web services that support the classes in the Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.Administration namespace. |
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Includes the Windows PowerShell cmdlet object model for publishing features. |
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Includes classes that define fields, field values, and field behavior. Topics that these classes cover include base types; the Content Type ID; HTML fields, tags, and validation; image fields and field values; publishing schedule start dates and end dates; and summary link fields and field values. |
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Includes classes that represent the node, typing, collection, data source, provider, and proxy functionality that supports Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 navigation. |
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Includes classes that define the structure, appearance, and behavior of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Web controls. These include the console infrastructure; base fields and selector; and other container, display, display type, field, panels, state objects, and Web Parts that SharePoint Server 2010 delivers. |
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Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.WebControls.EditingMenuActions |
Includes classes that define behaviors that are available to the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Editing menu. The menu supports common actions such as add, check in, check out, copy, decline, exit, delete, modify, move, and save. It also supports actions that are specific to other SharePoint Server 2010 functionality, such as creating new sites and pages, importing Web Parts, implementing Quick Deploy actions, switching modes, and managing workflows. |
Includes Web services that support the publishing infrastructure and control tools. |
Types
This section introduces the most notable types in the WCM APIs.
Table 2. Notable Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing types
Type |
Description |
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Caches the CbqQueryVersionInfo for a specified Content By Query Web Part. |
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Used for exposing the settings of document converters to the user. It is implemented by user controls that expose settings. |
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Provides publishing-related behavior for an .aspx page that is stored in a PublishingWeb object. |
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Provides publishing behavior for an SPSite object that supports publishing. |
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Provides publishing behavior for an SPWeb instance that supports publishing. |
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Represents a collection of PublishingWeb objects. |
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A SummaryLink object that provides a way to store Web addresses. |
Table 3. Notable Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.Administration types
Type |
Description |
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Specifies whether a content deployment job uses a Microsoft SQL Server snapshot for the export operation. |
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Specifies the authentication method on the content deployment path that is used to log on to the destination server. |
Table 4. Notable Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.Navigation types
Type |
Description |
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Represents navigation for portal pages and other portal navigation objects. |
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SiteNavigationSettings |
Provides cached read access to the portal navigation settings for a specified site collection. |
Table 5. Notable Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.WebControls types
Type |
Description |
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Renders an HTML input field and button or generates that opens the Asset Picker dialog box that is used to select a link or image URL from a site collection. |
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A ContentByQueryWebPart object uses the CrossListQueryCache object to retrieve data. The data retrieved is cleaned and then sent to the XSLT engine. The XSLT engine uses the defaultHeader.xsl, defaultItem.xsl, and defaultMain.xsl files to translate the data into HTML markup that is presented to the user. You can customize the HTML output of the ContentByQueryWebPart by using the XSL transform. The DataProcessDelegate allows you to retrieve data to be modified before it is sent to the XSLT engine. If the Data property of this Web Part is specified, the data is not retrieved and the specified data is used instead. The ContentByQueryWebPart object derives from the CmsDataFormWebPart object that caches XSLT transforms. |
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Represents the basic structure that is used for the Console menu. Each ConsoleNode object can optionally have child ConsoleNode objects and associated console ConsoleAction objects. |
Table 6. Notable Microsoft.SharePoint.Publishing.WebControls.EditingMenuActions type
Type |
Description |
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Represents the base class that all specific console actions that are used in the ConsoleDataSource must inherit. |
See Also
Concepts
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Code Samples for SharePoint Server 2010
Common SharePoint Web Part and Field Control Customization Tasks (ECM)
Rich Media Programming Model in SharePoint Server 2010 (ECM)
Document Management Programming Model in SharePoint Server 2010 (ECM)
Records Management Programming Model in SharePoint Server 2010 (ECM)
Metadata and Taxonomy Programming Model in SharePoint Server 2010 (ECM)
SharePoint 2010 ECM Code Sample: Publishing Cache Services and Silverlight