{"id":1980,"date":"2010-06-05T19:14:11","date_gmt":"2010-06-05T18:14:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/yvespeneveyre8e29bf869d.wordpress.com\/2010\/06\/05\/managed-metadata-service-part-two-using-the-term-store\/"},"modified":"2010-06-05T19:14:11","modified_gmt":"2010-06-05T18:14:11","slug":"managed-metadata-service-part-two-using-the-term-store","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.peneveyre.com\/en\/2010\/06\/05\/managed-metadata-service-part-two-using-the-term-store\/","title":{"rendered":"Managed Metadata Service &#8211; Part Two &#8211; Using the Term Store"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><P>In a <A href=\"http:\/\/www.peneveyre.com\/blog\/PermaLink,guid,70d8709b-2d4d-4549-aa6d-d269427b2ab7.aspx\">first post<\/A>, the process of setup a managed metadata store has been explained, and it is now time to use the enterprise term store in the different list and document libraries. This post will review the following steps :<\/P><br \/>\n<UL><br \/>\n<LI>Site Column creation<br \/>\n<LI>Site Content Type creation<br \/>\n<LI>Document Library creation<br \/>\n<LI>Metadata navigation setup<\/LI><\/UL><br \/>\n<P>As a best practice, every time a custom column is needed, a new content type should be created, and this has not changed since WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007. To create a content type with a managed keyword column, you first start by creating a site column.<BR>In your site, go into the <EM>Site Actions<\/EM> menu and select <EM>Site Settings<\/EM>. Under the <EM>Galleries<\/EM> section, select <EM>Site Columns<\/EM> to display all the existing columns that have been defined (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1ppwhw2cng77BAgRKPRm0gFpqUZm4XiRhY5PlwA1oyYwNf24ykX42fDjt1c7YKnADHQO9pT6ozGkEEFaSKN9Sccg\/15_SiteColumns.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1ppwhw2cng77BAgRKPRm0gFpqUZm4XiRhY5PlwA1oyYwNf24ykX42fDjt1c7YKnADHQO9pT6ozGkEEFaSKN9Sccg\/15_SiteColumns.jpg\" width=\"1025\" height=\"654\"><\/A>&nbsp;<FONT size=\"1\">(Click for&nbsp;a larger view)<\/FONT><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Click the <EM>Create<\/EM> button leads you to the <EM>Create Column<\/EM> screen (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pLYUW7sW9r4hB34MS2pu_sQdlt_TFs9b010wm-TX15XrBHWwkHnHzFwAlBdLyCdzuDW3-4SWbvPHFU_INmUn3Hw\/20_NewColumn.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pLYUW7sW9r4hB34MS2pu_sQdlt_TFs9b010wm-TX15XrBHWwkHnHzFwAlBdLyCdzuDW3-4SWbvPHFU_INmUn3Hw\/20_NewColumn.jpg\" width=\"576\" height=\"1053\"><\/A>&nbsp;<FONT size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/P><br \/>\n<P>At the end of the column type list, a new <EM>Managed Metadata<\/EM> type can be selected enabling you to select the needed term set to this column. The other settings are the same as in MOSS 2007, except the last one that proposes the selection of the term set. It is even possible to select a sub-set of the term set, by going deeper in the tree. Just above the term set selection box, it is also possible to look for a specific term. Finally, as for the other kinds of column types, you can select a default value from the term set tree that will be assigned to the column (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1p0nk1ZgAgzKlkHYm5RCpLL7lhsE9DWxRkwVABNVrkc07S266zLW3V6H1PWuhigw-UURo-dtSQiEq9RsAkyUDi8g\/22_NewColumn.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1p0nk1ZgAgzKlkHYm5RCpLL7lhsE9DWxRkwVABNVrkc07S266zLW3V6H1PWuhigw-UURo-dtSQiEq9RsAkyUDi8g\/22_NewColumn.jpg\" width=\"287\" height=\"360\"><\/A><FONT size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Now, the column is ready to be used in a content type. Again, in the <EM>Site Actions<\/EM> menu, select <EM>Site Settings<\/EM> and then <EM>Site content types<\/EM> under the <EM>Galleries<\/EM> section (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pI4wlJDIwFL2ae0JcsYrdhMK0XJED3iX2OF6LUHtPYSrt44OUS2XyDn9R8VDC5jjgpxCFGmuOhCjUO95asJIXjQ\/29_SiteContentTypes.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pI4wlJDIwFL2ae0JcsYrdhMK0XJED3iX2OF6LUHtPYSrt44OUS2XyDn9R8VDC5jjgpxCFGmuOhCjUO95asJIXjQ\/29_SiteContentTypes.jpg\" width=\"747\" height=\"476\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Click on the <EM>Create<\/EM> button sends you to the <EM>New Site Content Type<\/EM> screen (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pVv73ETrwFyi1kM3KkmhSRNU0_X5eJG0henPY1MkC1PkgQ22QMjiAd_5heWaiB1H2Y35AJqX1pFt88MyEHvqbzA\/30_NewContentType.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pVv73ETrwFyi1kM3KkmhSRNU0_X5eJG0henPY1MkC1PkgQ22QMjiAd_5heWaiB1H2Y35AJqX1pFt88MyEHvqbzA\/30_NewContentType.jpg\" width=\"781\" height=\"535\"><\/A><FONT size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Just enter a name for the content type, a parent one and a group under which the content type should appear in the list. This screen has not changed since WSS 3.0 After the confirmation, click on the newly created content type in order to edit it (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pvDk5aGeIFRJvi0jUG0blPhFfTiYEOCqEP6H4iu_Tca4TJXDNJhnaxtUYJmUfNbH1hGXRoe3NQsN1V0OUOloFTw\/40_EditContentType.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pvDk5aGeIFRJvi0jUG0blPhFfTiYEOCqEP6H4iu_Tca4TJXDNJhnaxtUYJmUfNbH1hGXRoe3NQsN1V0OUOloFTw\/40_EditContentType.jpg\" width=\"761\" height=\"449\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Under the <EM>Columns<\/EM> section, click the <EM>Add from existing site columns<\/EM> link. Remember the group in which the created column has been stored and select it in the <EM>Available columns<\/EM> and click the <EM>Add<\/EM> button. Once the column is in the <EM>Columns to add<\/EM> list, click <EM>OK<\/EM> to save the content type (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pfiCygogP4ZqpXIzcVoxi25VGaAJnbtRMwyr6FOMRibHj7sZovvq_hfSP0mROiytXdYSNx5tZg6CYsOMdzu_JBA\/50_AddSiteColumn.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pfiCygogP4ZqpXIzcVoxi25VGaAJnbtRMwyr6FOMRibHj7sZovvq_hfSP0mROiytXdYSNx5tZg6CYsOMdzu_JBA\/50_AddSiteColumn.jpg\" width=\"701\" height=\"504\"><\/A><FONT size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/P><br \/>\n<P>The content type is now available for any document library or list.<BR>Clicking on the <EM>Libraries<\/EM> link, all the document libraries for the site will be listed. To create a new one, click on the <EM>Create<\/EM> button, select <EM>Document Library <\/EM>under the <EM>Library<\/EM> group, enter a name and click the <EM>Create<\/EM> button (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pNouRki75BvdSxCrsgDoDIL5_XbGnjgF-ZG5yxhGMezP4_MlebXyEjQY0RIAYMq4drSWK9JkJ6fmhbhEQH6pJzA\/60_NewDocLib.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pNouRki75BvdSxCrsgDoDIL5_XbGnjgF-ZG5yxhGMezP4_MlebXyEjQY0RIAYMq4drSWK9JkJ6fmhbhEQH6pJzA\/60_NewDocLib.jpg\" width=\"444\" height=\"286\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>You will be redirected to the library. What you need to do now is to add the content type to the library. In the <EM>Ribbon<\/EM>, select the <EM>Library<\/EM> tab and click the <EM>Library Settings<\/EM>. In the <EM>Advanced Settings<\/EM>, you have to Allow <EM>management of content types<\/EM> and confirm the new setting to enable the addition of content types to the library (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pqMfHUDFW1KVyFoYuyD4ctjpFWoS2jRvOaYWuYWPndr4kcQZh4Ui7-oV_MfHRS0TE26_OoBeLkiusaeVy8KEAqw\/70_DocLibAdvancedSettings.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pqMfHUDFW1KVyFoYuyD4ctjpFWoS2jRvOaYWuYWPndr4kcQZh4Ui7-oV_MfHRS0TE26_OoBeLkiusaeVy8KEAqw\/70_DocLibAdvancedSettings.jpg\" width=\"796\" height=\"412\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>The Content Type to add to the library is the one you created few minutes ago. In the<EM> Library Settings<\/EM>, under the <EM>Content Types<\/EM> section, click <EM>Add from existing site content types<\/EM>. From the <EM>Available Site Content Types<\/EM>, click on the one you created and click the <EM>Add<\/EM> button (or directly double-click on the content type), then click the <EM>OK<\/EM> button (see below)<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pK6lwaDIvmcZd_MToO62mO-zY2K2aobsrb5uCnGwDmfVQRaHyWxOLj2tcZi-lOXdkMLyUOxeXpq7f62aC4PgH7A\/80_DocLibAddContentType.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pK6lwaDIvmcZd_MToO62mO-zY2K2aobsrb5uCnGwDmfVQRaHyWxOLj2tcZi-lOXdkMLyUOxeXpq7f62aC4PgH7A\/80_DocLibAddContentType.jpg\" width=\"660\" height=\"356\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>The new content type will be displayed under the <EM>Content Types<\/EM> section.<BR>Now, if you want to restrict the available content types, it is possible to remove the unwanted ones from the list using the same configuration screen.<BR>To be able to use the metadata for the navigation and the filtering in the different lists and libraries, the<EM> Metadata Navigation and Filtering<\/EM> site feature has to be activated. This can be done by going in the <EM>Site Actions<\/EM> menu, <EM>Site Settings<\/EM> then <EM>Manage Site Features<\/EM> under the <EM>Site Actions<\/EM> section (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pkS0GG2XVjSYfljvZhCidjBCrag-BAYH8ubOjC1D16JO9V5nt7pJCKn_TeM_Oc_DQafTXpjXBAvIurQB5HZRwRA\/85_MetadataNavigationSiteFeature.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pkS0GG2XVjSYfljvZhCidjBCrag-BAYH8ubOjC1D16JO9V5nt7pJCKn_TeM_Oc_DQafTXpjXBAvIurQB5HZRwRA\/85_MetadataNavigationSiteFeature.jpg\" width=\"510\" height=\"616\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>When you come back to your <EM>Library Settings<\/EM>, a new option named <EM>Metadata navigation settings<\/EM> will appear (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1peuVYryaSRzXp8FPwh70H0NzfcOOGV7vQcEyUbnC959dQNsTbvo2-FRRaplUXJ1Ki3XlAZzYJ7kHVL6VFOLTh1w\/90_DocLibFinalSettings.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1peuVYryaSRzXp8FPwh70H0NzfcOOGV7vQcEyUbnC959dQNsTbvo2-FRRaplUXJ1Ki3XlAZzYJ7kHVL6VFOLTh1w\/90_DocLibFinalSettings.jpg\" width=\"635\" height=\"358\"><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Click on the link and for both <EM>Configure Navigation Hierarchies<\/EM> and <EM>Configure Key Filters<\/EM>, select the column that will store the metadata (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pfVW84xSlJTzhFRb5UPAooCEKKGVd6Fxg8zRfMiUIkxg6n42GZFimDsebcLsR8Bpaw_o3Cfxc18suqs42-yR4Zw\/100_ActivateMetadataNavigation.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pfVW84xSlJTzhFRb5UPAooCEKKGVd6Fxg8zRfMiUIkxg6n42GZFimDsebcLsR8Bpaw_o3Cfxc18suqs42-yR4Zw\/100_ActivateMetadataNavigation.jpg\" width=\"529\" height=\"456\"><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>It is time now to upload a new document. Once the document is selected, the next screen will prompt for a file name and to associate a metadata (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pkkRtgXhnQVHhn4WMOKjHr2xXEUKcnfGVPbr1DgyOFbEeNy251EpSgBBdpyLzoBiEooPtVkQ51VesZGWYZYVYrQ\/110_DocLibAddDocument.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pkkRtgXhnQVHhn4WMOKjHr2xXEUKcnfGVPbr1DgyOFbEeNy251EpSgBBdpyLzoBiEooPtVkQ51VesZGWYZYVYrQ\/110_DocLibAddDocument.jpg\" width=\"436\" height=\"227\"><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Clicking on the button on the right of the field allows to select the value directly from the taxonomy picker (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pLPo-YBCh8klGGte-HMdA6X1psZTJcPOg-dVE9AsNT6sMDZzCsPksyXYOAio__1oeLZbSZge10IUgxgA_80rPxQ\/120_ChangeMetaData.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pLPo-YBCh8klGGte-HMdA6X1psZTJcPOg-dVE9AsNT6sMDZzCsPksyXYOAio__1oeLZbSZge10IUgxgA_80rPxQ\/120_ChangeMetaData.jpg\" width=\"318\" height=\"321\"><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>Do this for several documents.<BR>On the left of the document library, a panel where some filtering can be done based on the metadata or keywords is displayed, but it is also possible to select in the tree the items we are interested in. On the fly, the list of documents or items is filtered offering a nice way to find the material we are interested (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pZF5VIz8mzNc6fUouoTyKGZJZZdamUaVpEnTYh-HJh7Zg69zX_Zfxo_C7ASqEkpnHtOedOZxu40kZedxwm_oPtg\/130_SelectEurope.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pZF5VIz8mzNc6fUouoTyKGZJZZdamUaVpEnTYh-HJh7Zg69zX_Zfxo_C7ASqEkpnHtOedOZxu40kZedxwm_oPtg\/130_SelectEurope.jpg\" width=\"608\" height=\"421\"><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>In this post we saw how to apply the metadata to a content type then to a document library to enable us to filter the data more easily (see below).<\/P><br \/>\n<P><A href=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pnosJM9Mmf1_xyK8quvvIp8f4q6ZmjtRMaYXK1g_ncKiEeiQ938suYEPeVOE9q9yMtUHao1UnjrTUwn663v0WKA\/140_SelectWesternEuropeOnly.jpg\"><IMG src=\"http:\/\/public.bay.livefilestore.com\/y1pnosJM9Mmf1_xyK8quvvIp8f4q6ZmjtRMaYXK1g_ncKiEeiQ938suYEPeVOE9q9yMtUHao1UnjrTUwn663v0WKA\/140_SelectWesternEuropeOnly.jpg\" width=\"1224\" height=\"770\"><FONT color=\"#003300\" size=\"1\">(Click for a larger view)<\/FONT><\/A><\/P><br \/>\n<P>The Managed Metadata Service is not only responsible of the management of the enterprise taxonomy, but it also provides the content type syndication, which is something that will be covered in another post, so, stay tuned&#8230;.<\/P><br \/>\n<P>Side note : This is the first time I used <A href=\"http:\/\/www.docs.com\">docs.com<\/A> to edit and prepare a post with the combination of <A href=\"http:\/\/skydrive.live.com\">skydrive<\/A> for the images. It was quite interesting, really amazing and useful. No need to store any file on a local drive, everything was online. Really great ! This post is then also available on docs.com : <A href=\"http:\/\/docs.com\/15K0\">http:\/\/docs.com\/15K0<\/A><\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The first part of this article focused on how to create a taxonomy with SharePoint 2010. 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