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SharePoint 2013 Online App Development – Part 1 By  vivekthangaswamy ,  29 Nov 2013      5.00  ( 5  votes) Rate this: vote 1 vote 2 vote 3 vote 4 vote 5 Table of Contents Apps Developer Site Settings ‘Napa’ Office 365 Development Tools Using Napa Office 365 Development Tools Using Visual Studio 2012 Apps Apps are new type of solution that help to extend Microsoft Office 2013 product features to fulfill business demands. The new Office solution type Apps for Office are built on web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, REST, etc. The Office Apps solutions will be supported in Microsoft Excel Web App, Microsoft Outlook 2013, Microsoft Outlook Web App, Microsoft Project Professional 2013, Microsoft Word 2013, Microsoft Excel 2013, Microsoft SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft Exchange 2013. An App for Office is essentially a webpage that is hosted inside an Office client/web application. You can use Apps to ex...

Problem)  Sharepoint 2013 start workflow for documents only in document library ? or Sharepoint 2013 starts workflow on creating new folder in document library . or Not to start a workflow on creating folder in a document library sharepoint 2013 ? Solution)    Step 1:select document library . goto library settings . in advanced settings select  Allow management of content types? to yes and save it . Go back to library settings and Add from existing site content types and then select document type and ok . now come back to document library workflowsettings --> add new workflow now you can see on the to for which document type you want to start a workflow . select document type and it will initiate workflows only on document upload or create not for folder creation .

THE ART OF INSTALLING SHAREPOINT 2013 IN A 3 TIER TOPOLOGY- PART THREE FEBRUARY 27, 2013 So you’ve got your Active Directory Server up and running and SQL server 2012 is configured and good to go. If not see my previous posts for how to go about this Lets install SharePoint 2013 on your Web server. One thing to note is that my web server on which I am installing SharePoint 2013 will also act as my application server. My environment is not for client use as of yet so I don’t need a separate application server. If you have a client requirement for this type of topology, then by all means separate it out. First the Requirements… You have an active and fully configured Active Directory. You have a SQL 2012 Server fully updated and configured, with the correct permissions set up for SharePoint required service accounts. See my previous post for this. You have all your service accounts created in Active Directory, I’ll cover this below. All servers in the topology are conne...