- Sandboxed solutions are secure.
- Sandboxed solutions can be monitored.
- Sandboxed solutions do not affect other sandboxed solutions, well atleast not in other site collections is what I mean.
- Sandboxed solutions do not touch the file system for the most part
- Sandboxed solutions skip application pool recycles, so debugging is not such a pain.
- Sandboxed solutions allow the site collection administrator to perform deployment and upgrades
- Sandboxed solutions make CAS policies look like the out of style hairstyles of 1980s
- The Solution validation framework for sandboxed solutions is exntensible, simply inherit from the SPSolutionValidator base class.
- Sandboxed solutions remove the need for line by line code reviews
- Sandboxed solutions allow you to offer different level of SLAs to different site collections using Resource Quotas.
What is supported by sandboxed solutions?
Basically it is a narrowed down subset of the SharePoint OM. This is controlled with VS2010 by selecting your Visual Studio project as a sandboxed solution. It will hide any methods/classes that are not available automatically.
The following capabilities and elements are available in sandboxed solutions:
- List definitions
- List instances
- Onet.xml
- WebTemplate Feature element instead of Webtemp.xml
- Content Types/Fields
- Navigation
- Module/files
- Feature callouts
- Web Parts derived from WebPart
- Event receivers
- SPItemEventReceiver
- SPListEventReceiver
- SPWebEventReceiver
- Custom Actions
- Workflows
What is not supported by sandboxed solutions?
The following capabilities and elements are not available in sandboxed solutions (from MSDN):
- Custom Action groups
- HideCustomAction element
- Content Type Binding
- Web Application-scoped Features
- Farm-scoped Features
- CustomPropertyToolPart Class
- programmatic workflow
- Event receivers
- SPLimitedWebPartManager
- timer jobs
- visual WebParts
- SharePoint mapped folders (e.g. "_layouts", and "images")
The following .NET namespaces are not supported by sandboxed solutions:
- ADO.NET
- System.IO
- System.Security.Cryptography
- System.Web.UI.ClientScriptManager
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