SharePoint services, more notably the latest SharePoint Server 2013 is great, simply because it offers comprehensive solutions to all your information maintenance needs under one roof. Well, who wouldn’t like to have a service that lets users create, translate, and maintain content in different domains in the internet and intranet space? That is what the SharePoint Server 2013 lets you do! And the best part is, you can now build your own app solution without causing any negative impact on your existing hosted model. This is made possible by the SharePoint App.
Basically, there are three SharePoint application development models:
• SharePoint-hosted
• Self-Hosted
• Azure Web App
SharePoint-Hosted App
Here is an app exclusively which can effectively handle the inactive files in your site. Just incorporate this app in your site; it will segregate the files in different domains. Of course, the distribution will be more focussed on areas where your app resides. When a user accesses your app, he or she will be redirected to a page where the App can be used. The SharePoint-Hosted App is good, mainly because it doesn’t require any server coding.
Self-Hosted App
This app moves your files to an external server. So, users who are trying to access your app will be redirected to a page on the external server, where your app resides. You can run custom codes, but it can be done only on the external server.
One thing you’ll love about this app is that, it doesn’t need a Windows server. Plus it comes with controlled upgrading options.
Azure Web App
Just like the Self-hosted app, the Azure Web App too can be hosted in an external server. It also gives you the option to run custom code. One reason why this app is different from its counterparts is because; users who try to gain access to your app will be redirected to Azure which is a premium service. Apart from the cost, this app has more capabilities and flexibilities.
Basically, there are three SharePoint application development models:
• SharePoint-hosted
• Self-Hosted
• Azure Web App
SharePoint-Hosted App
Here is an app exclusively which can effectively handle the inactive files in your site. Just incorporate this app in your site; it will segregate the files in different domains. Of course, the distribution will be more focussed on areas where your app resides. When a user accesses your app, he or she will be redirected to a page where the App can be used. The SharePoint-Hosted App is good, mainly because it doesn’t require any server coding.
Self-Hosted App
This app moves your files to an external server. So, users who are trying to access your app will be redirected to a page on the external server, where your app resides. You can run custom codes, but it can be done only on the external server.
One thing you’ll love about this app is that, it doesn’t need a Windows server. Plus it comes with controlled upgrading options.
Azure Web App
Just like the Self-hosted app, the Azure Web App too can be hosted in an external server. It also gives you the option to run custom code. One reason why this app is different from its counterparts is because; users who try to gain access to your app will be redirected to Azure which is a premium service. Apart from the cost, this app has more capabilities and flexibilities.
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