That quirky SharePoint Object Model...

re: That quirky SharePoint Object Model...

Christopher Bermingham — Thu, 05 Jan 2006 17:28:00 GMT

Ouch, that didn't look like it was much fun to figure out :)

As an alternative, you have been able to use the getlistcollection method of the lists web service to get the guid. You could get the Guid by searching on the doc lib URL, and there may not have been much of a speed dif. I have more fun playing with xpath than impersonation.

re: That quirky SharePoint Object Model...

Duray AKAR — Thu, 09 Mar 2006 19:52:55 GMT

Hey,

When I try to use the object model within a console application, and runnign the example in SDK, I get an error like :
“The server instance specified was not found. Please specify the server's address and port.”
do you think that might have something to do with the identity?

my sharepoint uses windows authentication, and I am running the console app when i am looged in as a valid user.

thanks

re: That quirky SharePoint Object Model...

Rags — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 15:07:27 GMT

thanks..Here is a exaustive list of sharepoint code snippets we can make use of

<a>http://sharepointobjectmodel.blogspot.com/</a>