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Pro SharePoint 2010 Search gives you expert advice on planning, deploying and customizing searches in SharePoint 2010. Drawing on the authors' extensive experience of working with real-world SharePoint deployments, this book teaches everything you'll need to know to create well-designed SharePoint solutions that always keep the end-user's experience in mind. Increase your search efficiency with SharePoint 2010's search functionality: extend the search user interface using third-party tools, and utilize analytics to improve relevancy. This practical hands-on book is a must-have resource for anyone looking to unlock the full potential of their SharePoint server's search capabilities. Pro SharePoint 2010 Search empowers you to customize a SharePoint 2010 search deployment and maximize the platform's potential for your organization. What you'll learn * Design and implement effective search crawls and indexing * Create intuitive user interfaces, and improve search findability * Understand how to configure core SharePoint components * Customize SharePoint's existing search functionality Who this book is for This book is aimed at intermediate to advanced SharePoint administrators who want to incorporate well-designed search functionality into their sites. Table of Contents * Overview of SharePoint 2010 Search * Planning Your Search Deployment * Setting Up the Crawler * Deploying the Search Center * The Search User Interface * Configuring Search Settings and the User Interface * Working with Search Page Layouts * Searching Through the API * Business Connectivity Services * Relevancy and Reporting * Search Extensions
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Josh Noble has made a career on the front lines diagnosing business pains and alleviating them with technology. As the Sales Manager for SurfRay Inc. Josh has worked with global clients such as the American Bar Association, Best Buy, Intel, the U.S Coast Guard, and Conoco Phillips to build solutions to business problems through expertly designed search on Microsoft CMS and SharePoint. His uniqe background allows him to assist teams to bridge the gap between the business unit's project goals and the technical unit's project design. Josh is from Fort Worth, TX where he recieved his Bachelors of Science from Texas Christian University. He is currently studying for his MBA at his alma matter. Josh can be contacted on email at josh.noble@live.com.
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Great treasure pit for SharePoint professionals
8. Oktober 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Many years ago i have developed a sort of ante-litteram SharePoint: it was an classic ASP site, where the indexing engine of Windows Server 2000 was crawling some folders, coupling some properties with the items: so for me the SELECT FROM SCOPE syntax was not unknown.
Now from some years i'm an professional SharePoint developer, working primarily on web parts and workflows; but it is easy working with SharePoint, especially for small sites, to wear some "hats": as developer, as administrator, as web designer.
But until some months ago i had not worked with some administrative aspects as the Search engine; so, since i was really interested to fill this gap even for to see the differences with my previous experience, i began to read and follow the examples of "Pro SharePoint 2010 Search".
The book is well written , the first chapter expose with clarity the differences among the search products as the base search functionality on Foundation, the Search Server (speaking even of the free express version for Foundation), and the FAST Search Server.
The first seven chapters are more administrator (and power users) oriented: concepts as crawler, indexer, scalability, limits of the products, use of powershell, hardware hints, estimation of search db size are well exposed; to the reader are suggested important guidelines.
Important steps as the planning of the search deployment , the configuration of pages used from the users for searching terms are well organized step by step.
The query sintax and operators are detailed with clarity in chapter 5.
In chapters 6 are well explained federated search, stemmers, word breakers.
Search pages layouts, with interesting hints as the ones for rating, are well explained in chapter 7.
From chapter 8 begins the parts more developer oriented, with interesting c# samples about using the search API.
Chapter 9 is dedicated to the Business Connectivity Services: good samples about creating an BCS from SharePoint Designer and Visual Studio 2010; and obviously how to crawl then search in the BCS source.
Chapter 10 returns to be more administrator oriented: is exposed how relevancy of search results and reporting are useful for monitoring as the search infrastructure is used, and point out if are needed some adjustments.
The last chapter, 11, is dedicated to the search extensions: here is explained how to extend the SPS2010 Search through free and purchasable third-party extension, with a special focus on FAST search server and Ontolica search.
By reading with attention the book and trying "on the field" i was able to create some good search solutions: securely is a fields that needs a lot of experience as the book authors for to achieve the best results, anyway this book for me was a very good starting point and is absolutely a good buy for Sharepoint administrators and developers.
Now from some years i'm an professional SharePoint developer, working primarily on web parts and workflows; but it is easy working with SharePoint, especially for small sites, to wear some "hats": as developer, as administrator, as web designer.
But until some months ago i had not worked with some administrative aspects as the Search engine; so, since i was really interested to fill this gap even for to see the differences with my previous experience, i began to read and follow the examples of "Pro SharePoint 2010 Search".
The book is well written , the first chapter expose with clarity the differences among the search products as the base search functionality on Foundation, the Search Server (speaking even of the free express version for Foundation), and the FAST Search Server.
The first seven chapters are more administrator (and power users) oriented: concepts as crawler, indexer, scalability, limits of the products, use of powershell, hardware hints, estimation of search db size are well exposed; to the reader are suggested important guidelines.
Important steps as the planning of the search deployment , the configuration of pages used from the users for searching terms are well organized step by step.
The query sintax and operators are detailed with clarity in chapter 5.
In chapters 6 are well explained federated search, stemmers, word breakers.
Search pages layouts, with interesting hints as the ones for rating, are well explained in chapter 7.
From chapter 8 begins the parts more developer oriented, with interesting c# samples about using the search API.
Chapter 9 is dedicated to the Business Connectivity Services: good samples about creating an BCS from SharePoint Designer and Visual Studio 2010; and obviously how to crawl then search in the BCS source.
Chapter 10 returns to be more administrator oriented: is exposed how relevancy of search results and reporting are useful for monitoring as the search infrastructure is used, and point out if are needed some adjustments.
The last chapter, 11, is dedicated to the search extensions: here is explained how to extend the SPS2010 Search through free and purchasable third-party extension, with a special focus on FAST search server and Ontolica search.
By reading with attention the book and trying "on the field" i was able to create some good search solutions: securely is a fields that needs a lot of experience as the book authors for to achieve the best results, anyway this book for me was a very good starting point and is absolutely a good buy for Sharepoint administrators and developers.
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Great Resource on Search
14. Juli 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Josh, Robert, and Dan have put an excellent resource together, making some of the most difficult concepts related to SharePoint Search and FAST Search understandable. Many thanks to them for their time and efforts in writing this. There was a gap in availability of Search resources which covered more than one single technology, and this book certainly steps up to fill that gap. I keep this one in my personal library for reference and as my go-to guide for SharePoint Search questions.
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11. Mai 2012
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I was a little overwhelmed by this book at first, but once I had actual use cases in mind I was trying to solve, I found it very useful.
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