What is SharePoint used for? What are the prospects for working in SharePoint?

SharePoint Portal Server 2003 enables enterprises to develop intelligent portal sites that seamlessly connect to users, teams, and knowledge. As a result, people are better able to make use of the relevant information in their business processes and work more effectively. SharePoint Portal Server 2003 provides an enterprise business solution that leverages single sign-on and enterprise application integration capabilities, as well as flexible deployment options and management tools to integrate information from disparate systems into a single solution.

This portal makes it easy to collaborate end-to-end, enabling individuals, teams, and information to be integrated, organized, and searched. Users can find relevant information faster through customization and personalization of portal content and layout, as well as target audiences. Companies can set up information, procedures, and updates based on the audience's company position, team identity, interests, or other membership rules that can be set.

I had been working on Windows SharePoint Service for a year, but I don't know if your company is developing for WSS or MOSS (Microsoft Office SharePoint Service).

As far as I understand it, WSS is a basic framework that allows you to quickly set up portals** and record some documents and simple information. Its function is similar to that of a database, but it provides a tool that can be used to design a table structure (called a list), which can be used to build a simple ** that needs to store project information (such as the company's OA, work log, leave application, project progress, etc.).

However, it is unable to provide projects with high intensity (performance cannot be satisfied), high transaction requirements (no transaction processing), and high business logical relationships (weak relationships and constraints between tables). We had been based on SharePoint, but it was full of loopholes and couldn't meet the needs of the enterprise.

Personally, it is very cost-effective for small and medium-sized enterprises to build a fast OA system, and he provides an API that can be extended to increase its own functionality, but due to several reasons, it cannot be used as the underlying data source of the project, so the application is not very widespread.

I don't think it's difficult to get this stuff done, you can look for Microsoft's sharepoint book, I think it's enough to get started in a month, and if you read the book quickly, it may be enough for two weeks.

You don't need any basic knowledge, just look for a book to read.

Hello, I have more say and I hope you will take a closer look.

I used to do MOSS (you can understand it as SharePoint) for 2 years, and I did it for Liaoning Mobile.

MOSS is a product that Microsoft has already made, and what you have to do is actually develop this product twice.

Now there are many companies that are using MOSS, such as PetroChina and New Oriental.

Here's your question.

I don't know exactly what it's for.

A: SharePoint is a product that Microsoft has already made, and what you have to do is actually develop this product twice.

2.There is also the question of whether the development of this area is promising (this group seems to be only 3 people - A: Very promising.

3.Is this thing hard to learn? How long does it take for the average person to learn?

A: It's up to you on the web and. How about the foundation of .NET. If it's good, it's a month, if it's bad, it's February.

4.Question addendum: What knowledge do I need to know to learn SharePoint? Start with?

Look at you. How about learning net, if it's not good, learn C first If it's good, buy a SharePoint textbook directly to see.

SharePoint is understood as a platform for providing solutions, and there are relatively many people involved in Microsoft's projects. In SQL 2008 R2, the deployment and configuration of SharePoint is also combined.

First of all, in terms of domestic SharePoint technology development: often Google solutions will know that the development of SharePoint abroad is significantly higher than that in China, and the unified quality of domestic technical articles is not high, and the solution to problems can not be found with Baidu. There aren't many experts in this area, especially the lack of a serious SharePoint forum.

In addition, in terms of employment, most companies require MOSS senior engineers or just recruit. .NET Developer. There are not many employment opportunities, and the salary is a little higher, but not absolutely.

In terms of domestic SharePoint development: most of them are developed with fake MOSS (i.e.

nested in the MOSS platform). The development process was tough.

Enterprises used by SharePoint: large companies, foreign companies, state-owned enterprises.

In general: it is not a good choice to engage in SharePoint in China, the development experience is not very good, the salary is average, and the employment is not guaranteed (there are not many employment opportunities, and it is more difficult to find it after unemployment).

SharePoint is a development platform in the Office family, and the current version is SharePoint 2010

Infrastructure for SharePoint Workgroups**.

Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services** typically provide an infrastructure through which team members can communicate, share documents and data, and work together. Different types of SharePoint have different infrastructures, such as workgroups, empty, document workspaces, meeting workspaces, blogs, wikis, and so on. The infrastructure of the Working Group** consists of the following components.

Library: A document library, a library, and a forms library are collections of files that team members share and work with each other. Workgroups usually have a built-in document library called Shared Documents, and we can also add our own document libraries, libraries, and forms libraries as needed.

List: With SharePoint lists, team members are able to manipulate structured data on it. Workgroups** typically contain the following four built-in lists:

Announcements, calendars, links, and tasks. If you want, you can also add additional lists provided by Windows SharePoint Services to **; Custom lists can also be created.

Discussion Board: A discussion board is essentially a forum where team members can comment and reply to others' comments. In general, a workgroup** usually has a built-in discussion board called a team discussion.

We can also create our own discussion boards if needed.

Survey: Surveys provide a way for team members to vote. SharePoint doesn't have built-in surveys, but we can create our own.