Re: Migrating existing SQL application to sharepoint
- From: "Microsoft" <verysexyman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 13:48:47 -0400
Here's my advice for this Sim:
1) Investigate SQL Server Reporting Services for your reporting needs, there
is a web part that integrates in with Service Pack 2 and it should allow you
the control you need over printing and output capabilities.
2) If you've already got an application running as a web app, then host it
on a server and refer to it using a web viewer part. Be sure to design the
app to fit within the minimum size you set the web viewer part to - but you
should be able to run your entire application inside the web viewer, and
integrate it into sharepoint.
Hope this helps,
Lee Drake
"Sim" <sim@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1120655743.289359.240890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a stand alone Windows application with a SQL backend. It has
> approx. 20 tables associated with it. My question is: what is the best
> way to migrate this application into sharepoint? Do I leave the backend
> relational data as it is and develop web parts for the business
> processes or attempt to port the data over to Sharepoint lists. The
> client would really like the Portal features (alerts etc. as some data
> is in the form of document repositories) to work with the application
> so I would like to try and move the data over.
> Has anyone got any experience with this scenario ?
>
.
- Prev by Date: Download multiple files
- Next by Date: Re: Lookup fields and site definitions
- Previous by thread: Download multiple files
- Next by thread: Sharepoint WebPart programming
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
