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PowerShell Marches into SharePoint 2010

So on my first look at the Managed References SDK for SharePoint 2010 contained in the technical preview (downloaded your copy from here) I noticed something very interesting the “Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell” namespace.

On closer inspection of the classes defined in the SDK it would appear SharePoint 2010 is going to use PowerShell as part of it's deployment process to perform certain administrative tasks such as install a feature.

Install-SPFeature FeatureId
Enable-SPFeature FeatureId -Url http://server/site/subsite

What's more it looks like you can write your own PowerShell cmdlets for use within a SharePoint deployment and all you have to do is get your cmdlet to inherit from “SPCmdlet”.

So all I can say is get learning PowerShell as it looks like it's coming to SharePoint in a big way. Which isn't a bad thing at all :-)

Published 19 July 2009 00:21 by Michael.Ciba

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