Appendix C -- Table of Figures

Appendix C

This table lists the figures used as illustrations in each chapter of this book.

Chapter 3: Introducing SharePoint Portal Server

Figure 3.1.	Approval routes
Figure 3.2.	SharePoint Portal Server architecture overview
Figure 3.3.	Single server configuration for document management
Figure 3.4.	Single server configuration for search services
Figure 3.5.	Multiple-server configuration for enterprise-level search services
Figure 3.6.	Multiple-server configuration for enterprise-level document management and search services

Chapter 4: Introducing the Dashboard Site

Figure 4.1.	The home page of the dashboard site
Figure 4.2.	Possible content sources
Figure 4.3.	Best Bets

Chapter 5: Introducing Microsoft Full-Text Search Technologies

Figure 5.1.

SharePoint Portal Server content crawling and search architecture

Chapter 6: Planning a Deployment

Figure 6.1.	Enabling enhanced folders
Figure 6.2.	Security inheritance
Figure 6.3.	Assigning users to roles
Figure 6.4.	Using a serial approval route
Figure 6.5.	Using a parallel approval route
Figure 6.6.	Adding custom properties to the document profile
Figure 6.7.	Selecting document profiles
Figure 6.8.	Identifying key words for searching
Figure 6.9.	Different content sources that SharePoint Portal Server can crawl
Figure 6.10.	Selecting a search scope
Figure 6.11.	Viewing the category hierarchy
Figure 6.12.	Categorizing document from the document profile

Chapter 8: Planning Security

Figure 8.1.	SharePoint Portal Server roles
Figure 8.2.	Access control lists
Figure 8.3.	Applying group strategy in a single domain
Figure 8.4.	Publishing model

Chapter 9: Planning Taxonomies

Figure 9.1.	Traditional folders: single axis of organization
Figure 9.2.	SharePoint Portal Server: three axes of organization
Figure 9.3.	Two possible folder organizations
Figure 9.4.	The new content organization

Chapter 14: Deploying SharePoint Portal Server across Multiple Sites Using RapPort

Figure 14.1.	RapPort deployment with multiple destination servers
Figure14.2.	Logical Provisioning Process
Figure 14.3.	Request submission process
Figure 14.4.	RapPort wizard request summary
Figure 14.5.	Workspace creation process
Figure 14.6.	Template instantiation process
Figure 14.7.	Roles, virtual server setup, and notifications
Figure 14.8.	E-mail notification that the portal is ready
Figure 14.9.	Sample WINS e-mail notification

Chapter 15: Optimizing Performance of SharePoint Portal Server

Figure 15.1.	Specifying resource usage
Figure 15.2.	Changing the Application Protection setting
Figure 15.3.	Specifying the refresh rate

Chapter 17: Using Categories

Figure 17.1.	Categories viewed on the dashboard site and in Web folders
Figure 17.2.	Two ways to manually assign categories to a document
Figure 17.3.	Category Assistant property page
Figure 17.4.	Designating a document as a category Best Bet

Chapter 18: Building a Corporate Portal Using Microsoft Office XP

Figure 18.1.	Saving an Office XP document as a Web Part
Figure 18.2.	Saving a document as a Web Part
Figure 18.3.	Displaying a spreadsheet as a Web Part on a personal dashboard

Chapter 19: Architecting Web Parts for Business Applications

Figure 19.1.	Classic 3-tier architecture
Figure 19.2.	Presentation tier with DDSC
Figure 19.3.	User-centric business tier
Figure 19.4.	Data-centric business tier
Figure 19.5.	Data tier
Figure 19.6.	Data tier LOB application

Chapter 22: Creating a Corporate Web Part Catalog

Figure 22.1.	Catalogs of Web Parts
Figure 22.2.	Web Part catalog on a SharePoint Portal Server computer

Chapter 27: Migrating from Site Server 3 to SharePoint Portal Server 2001 for Enterprise Search at Microsoft

Figure 27.1.	Project and development timeline
Figure 27.2.	Site Server 3 search solution architecture
Figure 27.3.	Enterprise search tiered server architecture
Figure 27.4.	SharePoint Portal Server architecture
Figure 27.5.	Creating an index workspace
Figure 27.6.	Example of content sources
Figure 27.7.	Example of site path rules
Figure 27.8.	Example event viewer entries
Figure 27.9.	Adaptive crawl times

Chapter 28: KMIT: Deploying SharePoint Portal Server across Multiple Sites

Figure 28.1.

RapPort architecture