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Instructor
Notes
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Up to this point,
the lecture has discussed the nuts and bolts of WSS architecture. Now it's
time to turn the focus to designing WSS sites. You should begin by motivating
that each WSS site is s storage container whose structure should be designed
to hold the content required to solve a particular business problem. You
design the structure of a site by creating new lists and document libraries.
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One of the core
value propositions of the WSS development platform over ASP.NET is that it
provides a UI out-of-the box for each list and document library you create.
Unlike ASP.NET development, there's no need to create .ASPX pages for
viewing, inserting and editing data.
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Finally, mention
that WSS provides a built-in authorization layer along with an administrative
UI for configuring authorization. Once you create list and document
libraries, it is very easy to control who has access to them.
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