Microsoft® Access® 2010 Inside Out

Chapter 22. Using Web Applications in a Browser

• Working with SharePoint

• Publishing Your Database to an Access Services Site

• Working with Your Application in a Web Browser

• Exploring the Access Services Shell

• Working with the Recycle Bin

• Extending Your Access Services Application

• Using Your Published Web Database in Access

• Instantiating an Access Services Template

You’ve created your web tables, queries, forms, reports, and macros, and now you’re ready to publish your web database to a server running Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and Access Services. The unique aspect of publishing a web database to an Access Services site is that everything about your application—the data, the web objects, the database properties, and even client objects—is stored on the SharePoint ...