SharePoint Online Developer Feature Availability Matrix
SharePoint Online provides several kinds of user licenses. The user license you have determines which developer features you have rights to use.
Applies to: SharePoint Designer 2010 | SharePoint Foundation 2010 | SharePoint Server 2010
Available in SharePoint Online
Use the list below to determine which developer features you have rights to access.
Developer Features Available by User License
Table 1 shows which developer features you have the rights to use, based on your user license. If you are unsure which type of user license you have, or want to upgrade your user license to obtain rights to additional developer features, consult your SharePoint Online administrator.
Table 1. Matrix showing developer features available by user license
Feature |
P1 license |
K1 license |
K2 license |
E1 license |
E2 license |
E3, E4 licenses |
Access services |
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Browser-based customizations |
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Client object models |
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Event receivers |
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Excel Services (SharePoint Online data sources only) |
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Forms: built-in workflows and customization through SharePoint Designer |
Subsites only** |
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InfoPath Forms Services |
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Language Integrated Query (LINQ) for SharePoint |
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REST and ATOM data feeds |
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Ribbon and dialog box framework |
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sandboxed solutions |
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SharePoint Designer |
subsites only** |
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SharePoint service architecture |
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Silverlight |
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Solution packages (.wsp files) |
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Visual Studio 2010 Developer Tools |
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Windows 7 support |
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Workflows |
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Workflow models |
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Workflow templates |
See Also
Concepts
Customizing SharePoint Online Using SharePoint Designer 2010
Developing SharePoint Online Solutions
Web Services in SharePoint Online