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Migrating a SharePoint Event Receiver to a Remote Event Receiver
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Being able to create custom functionality when events occur in SharePoint is a powerful feature. In this video, you will learn how to migrate an event receiver to the new remote event receiver architecture that was introduced in SharePoint 2013 and Office365
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The Discussion
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Mike Walsh Why is this listed as being by Issam Rashid, Keenan Newton when in fact the speaker says he is called Thomas Michelka (where I needed to guess the spelling) ?
Please somewhere say who the speaker is so we don't need to guess the name and/or spelling of the speaker's name when referring to a web cast. -
usamawahabkhan Video was nice but very short and basic
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KeenanN We are trying to go with shorter videos as we have had feedback that they have been too long in the past. If there us a specific area, you would like us to touch on. Please let us know and we will add it to the list.
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Rajesh Why its termed as migration, eventually it turned out to be rewriting as per new app model and reusing the logic/code.