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| Excel Services and Information Rights Management |
| 2008-02-04 04:09:12 |
Information Rights Management (IRM) is a way to provide privacy protection for a Microsoft Office document and to ensure that sensitive information is only viewed by appropriate people. For example, you may want to report quarterly financial data only to select members of an executive committee one month before the data becomes publicly available in [...]...
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| Connecting to data in a secure way |
| 2008-02-04 04:05:58 |
For some Excel workbooks saved to Excel Services, all the data is stored in the workbook. To update the data in Excel Services, the Excel workbook must be saved again. For other workbooks, there are one or more connections to external data sources, such as a database or OLAP cube. These connections contain information about [...]...
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| Excel Services scenarios |
| 2008-02-04 04:03:13 |
Of course, there are countless ways that you can use Excel Services, but the following is a representative list of scenarios and examples to help you better understand how you might use Excel Services.
Business intelligence dashboards An executive committee has access to several company dashboards that act as an up-to-date financial scoreboard for the [...]...
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| Excel Services Architecture: |
| 2008-02-04 03:59:31 |
Excel Services is part of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Excel Services is built on ASP.NET and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 technologies. There are three core Excel Services components:
Excel Web Access
Excel Web Services
Excel Calculation Services
Excel Services handles communication among the three components and load-balances the requests made to Excel Calculation Services.
The Excel Web Access, Excel [...]...
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| Excel Services in SharePoint |
| 2008-02-04 03:51:40 |
Excel Services is a new technology that ships as part of Shared Services and allows you to calculate and display Excel spreadsheets using MOSS without necessarily having a copy of Excel on the client machine. With Excel Services you can use spreadsheets to create dashboards within SharePoint or simply share a spreadsheet using the browser. [...]...
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| Modifying Web Service Performance |
| 2008-02-04 03:44:42 |
Once slow code has been identified, the next step is to address those issues. One popular technique for addressing how data is passed between the application and the Web service is to carefully monitor and optimize the amount of data transmitted in each SOAP call.
In this circumstance, one change that can be considered is whether [...]...
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| How to measure Web Service’s performance? |
| 2008-02-04 03:42:23 |
There are two aspects to measuring and evaluating the performance of an application composed of one or more Web services.
The first is the throughput of the Web service itself. This is its ability to accept a request and provide a response in accordance with required performance parameters. On a larger scale, it’s also the ability [...]...
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| Web Services Implementation Considerations |
| 2008-02-04 03:37:48 |
1.Web Services Implementation Considerations
1.1 Approaches to caching
Caching is a great way to improve Web service performance. By reducing the average request time and easing server load, caching also helps scalability. Frequently used data applicable to all users or SOAP response output can be cached. Application data can be cached by using ASP.NET caching [...]...
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| Web Services Design Considerations |
| 2008-02-04 03:23:00 |
There are a number of issues that must be considered to ensure that efficient Web services are created and a number of decisions that must be made at design time. The major considerations are summarized below:
Design Chunky Interfaces to Reduce Round Trips
Design chunky interfaces by exposing Web methods that allow your clients to perform single [...]...
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