I will kick start my blogging with some interesting terminology I learned while attending Office Developer Conference 2006 in Redmond this week. I will be posting more about what I learned in later postings.
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MOSS – Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
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CWA AJAX Service – Allows developers to embed presence information in .net applications and web applications without having Office or Communicator on the desktop.
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Dehydrating – Moving data from memory to disk
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IRM – Information Rights Management
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Digital Signature Developers Guide – o12sign@microsoft.com
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PSI – Project Server Interface. Replaces PDS for development against Project Server
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Gumdrop – Also known as jelly bean. Used interchangeably at the conference to define the presence icon. Yes, we still can’t decide on a single term for the "pawn" replacement
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SharePoint Designer – Replacement for Front Page
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Bread Crumbs – Navigation that tells you where you are at in the site hierarchy
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Security Trimming – Only shows the user buttons that they have security to see or use.
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http://sharepointsiteurl/m – URL to the mobile version of a SharePoint web site.
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BDC – Business Data Catalog – New method of presenting data in SharePoint that lives in an external store.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/office/understanding/livecomm/default.aspx – RTC scenarios published every 2 weeks.
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SharePoint Webs – Replacement for SharePoint Areas and Content Management Server Channels
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Madagascar – Code name for next version of CWA Ajax
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JSON – JavaScript Object Notation. Will be replaced by XML based technology
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MPOP – Multi Point of Presence. Being logged into Communicator more than once.
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Forking – How LCS will send out a request to a user logged in multiple times
