Apps for SharePoint - Types and Hosting Options
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SharePoint offers two types of apps: SharePoint-hosted apps, where all components are deployed to SharePoint, and provider-hosted apps, where a wrapper is deployed to SharePoint but components are hosted externally. SharePoint-hosted apps only use client-side code and are automatically deployed, authenticated, authorized and managed, while provider-hosted apps can use server-side code but require developers to handle authentication, authorization, and deployment across domains.
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Apps for SharePoint - Types and Hosting Options
- 1. APPS FOR SHAREPOINT APP TYPES AT A GLANCE HOST YOUR CODE IN SHAREPOINT OR IN THE CLOUD OR BOTH TYPES OF APPS SHAREPOINT CLOUD SharePoint-hosted Provider-hosted App Remote web app SharePoint (Online or on-premises) Any web server (Online or on-premises) Host your code in SharePoint client-side technologies and declarative workflows Bring your own server hosting infrastructure QUICK REFERENCE SharePoint-hosted Provider-hosted SharePoint 2013 Any host (Microsoft/non-Microsoft) All components deployed to SharePoint Wrapper deployed to SharePoint Manual deployment of components to host Only client-side code App web created for app Declarative workflows for long-running, event-driven operations Server and client-side code, any language or script Data storage Lists, fields, and content types as data structures Data stored in content database Any: SQL, mySQL, Oracle, CSV, Access, FoxPro, DB2, SQLite User experience (UX) Integrate with core SharePoint experiences: app templates, style sheets, chrome controls Full-screen/SharePoint-dialog box/app parts Use SharePoint style sheets and chrome control from host web Automatic Developer responsibility: OAuth/cross-domain library Inherent Developer responsibility Inherent Developer responsibility No additional infrastructure Dedicated server provided by developer/IT dept No additional costs or licenses Depends on hosting infrastructure Host Deployment of components Code/logic Authentication & authorization App permission management Multi-tenancy and tenant isolation Infrastructure Usage model and licensing http://dev.office.com © 2014 Microsoft. All rights reserved.