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ECM Features That Rock in SharePoint 2010: Business Connectivity Services Part 2
This is the second part of a post on Business Connectivity Services (BCS) in Microsoft SharePoint 2010, which will focus on External Lists and client side access. The first part and other posts in this series can be found in the links below:
ECM Features That Rock in SharePoint 2010: Business Connectivity Services Part 1
ECM Features that Rock in SharePoint 2010: Enterprise Managed Metadata Part 1
ECM features that Rock in SharePoint 2010: Enterprise Managed Metadata Part 2
ECM Features That Rock in SharePoint 2010: Business Connectivity Services Part 1
Like Enterprise Managed Metadata, Business Connectivity Services (BCS) is a little too much to write about in one post, so I’m splitting it into Server and Client. Part 1 will be the server side, including setting up an External Content Type and using it on the server.