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• Configure the new Managed Metadata Service Application
  
• Associate the Managed Metadata Service Application with a Web Application
  
• Manage the Metadata Service by adding your own custom Groups and Term Sets
  
• Import a group into the Enterprise Term Store within the Metadata Service
  
• Utilize the Managed Metadata Service Application within a list
  

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Creating a New Managed Metadata Service Application

1. Open Central Administration by clicking Start | All Programs | Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products | SharePoint 2010 Central Administration.

2. Under the Application Management section, click Manage Service Applications.

3. In the Ribbon, click New | Managed Metadata Service.
a. For Name, enter Enterprise Term Storeb. For Database Name, enter Metadata_Enterprise_Term_Storec. For Application Pool select Use existing application pool.

f. Click OK.

4. Fill out the Create New Managed Metadata Service page:

d. Choose SharePoint Web Services Default from the drop down.

e. For Content Type hub: enter http://portal.contoso.com.

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Managing the Metadata Service
1. Click on Application Management in the Quick Launch.

2. Under the Service Applications header, click on Manage service applications.

3. In the list of Service Applications, select the first line for Enterprise Term Store. Do not click the link itself – instead, click anywhere in the row to select it.

4. In the Ribbon click Manage:

5. When the page refreshes, click the Enterprise Term Store dropdown on the left and select New Group.

6. Type Pets and press Enter.

7. Click on Pets and from the drop down click New Term Set.

� 8. Type Dogs and press Enter.11. Click on Dogs and from the drop down select Create term.12. Type Boxer and press Enter.13. Type German Shepherd and press Enter.14. Type Puggle and press Enter.15. Click on Cats and from the drop down select Create Term.16. Type House Cat and press Enter.17. Type Skinny Cat and press Enter.18. Type Fat Cat and press Enter.

9. Click on Pets and select New Term Set from the dropdown.

10. Type Cats and press Enter.

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Adding a Group by Importing it
1. In the Taxonony Term Store menu on the left, select Enterprise Term Store.

2. In the Properties section of the page, right-click on View a sample import file.

3. Click Save Target As…

4. In the Save As box, click Browse Folders.

5. Choose Desktop and click Save. This will save a sample .csv file to the desktop, which you will use to import terms into the term store.

� 6. Click the Enterprise Term Store dropdown in the left pane and click New Group.7. Type Locations and press Enter.

8. Click on Locations and select Import Term Set from the drop down.

9. In the pop up window, click Browse

10. Choose the file ImportTermSet.csv from the Desktop and click Open

11. Click OK

12. Click the arrows to expand the Political Geography section and its term-sets to see all of the Terms that were imported

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Consuming the Terms from a List
1. In the web browser, open http://portal.contoso.com

2. Sign in

3. Click Site Actions | View all site content

4. In the Document Libraries section, click Documents

5. In the Ribbon, click on the Library tab under the Library Tools bar

6. Within the Ribbon, click on Create Column

7. In the Create Column window, enter the following:

a. Column Name = Type of Dog

b. Type = Managed Metadata

c. Scroll down the page and select Use a managed term set:

d. Drill down in the Enterprise Term Store tree and select Dogs

� e. Scroll down and click OK

8. In the Ribbon click the Documents tab.

9. Click Upload Document.

10. Click Browse.

11. Browse to {drive} and select {Document 1.txt} and click Open.

12. Click OK.

13. On the Documents – Document 1.txt screen, look at the Type of Dog field. Click the tag icon to the right of the field.

14. Now you can browse the Dogs portion of the Term Store. Choose a Type of Dog, click Select >>, and click OK.

15. Click Save in the Document – Document 1.txt window to save the document in the Document library.

You have successfully created a Term Store in Central Administration and consumed terms from the term store in a list on the portal site.

Some great changes to SharePoint 2010 is the change in the concept of SSP’s.

• A separate SSP website is no longer needed in your farm. Service applications are managed in Central Administration.
• You can pick and choose which services to use as opposed to associating an SSP to a web application and having to use everything (Search, Profiles, BDC, etc…)
• Ala carte association of service application. Again, you are not forced into using and administrating all the services such as with the SSP model.
• Reuse the same service applications across web applications.
• Use multiple instances of service applications. (Be sure to create unique names for each instance)
• SharePoint Foundation (WSS) can also use service applications. SSP’s in SharePoint 2007 is MOSS only.

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