The is the first of a four-part series of blog posts that describe the JavaScript client object model also known as JSOM. They describe how JSOM works and what files are required for loading JSOM scripts. It also provides a walkthrough of various access...

There are recent customer questions about .NET Framework support in SharePoint. For example, there is this question in the SharePoint 2010 forums, as well as several customer questions at SharePoint booth at TechEd. SharePoint 2010 does not support access...

Retrieving Data from Lists and Libraries The SharePoint team did a great job in ensuring that there is significant similarity in the server and client object models with regards to their syntax and behavior. If you have developed in SharePoint by using...

SharePoint localization consists primarily of translating the text in the user interface based on a given culture or language. This translation relies on resource files available to the system. To localize a solution, you remove hard-coded strings from...

If you own a Windows Phone and would like to have easy mobile access to the latest resources for SharePoint developers, take a look at the SharePoint Developer Documentation Feed Reader app for the Windows Phone. This free app delivers the contents of...

Manipulating Data in Lists and Libraries In this part of the series, you perform item manipulation operations on a list. If you remember from Part 2, for any manipulation operation, it is a requirement that a FormDigest tag be referenced before you can...

Using the LINQ to SharePoint provider to read and write data poses a dilemma: queries run faster if the object change tracking system has been turned off for the Microsoft.SharePoint.Linq.DataContext object that represents the website, but if it is turned...

Making your Code Ready for JSOM The previous post described how the JSOM model works. This post discusses how to prepare Visual Studio to provide support for JSOM and how to load the JSOM scripts before accessing the object model. Preparing your Environment...

Contributors : Anweshi Deverasetty, Ashutosh Mahamia This article is the outcome of a recent project, where I was involved in the development of InfoPath based forms with little or zero code. I would like to thank my Development lead Ashutosh Mahamia...

This graphic shows the services, CFSIs (configured farm-scoped instantiations), and service instances on a hypothetical 10-server farm. Note the following things about this example: The translucent rectangles represent services. These services...