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Posts Tagged ‘Client Object Model’

Nintex Workflow and SharePoint 2010: Start a Workflow on Each Item in a List

Situation Wouldn’t it be nice to start a specific SharePoint list workflow on each item in a list? Unfortunately, there’s no simple way to do this out of the box in SharePoint or Nintex, even though it’s just a few lines of code. You could always grab all of the list items and then loop […]

SharePoint 2010: Getting Workflows for a List From the JavaScript Client Object Model

All over the web, there are plenty of links to how to interact with SharePoint 2010 via the Client Object Model. Unfortunately, these interactions are all done via the compiled Client Object Model, not the Silverlight or JavaScript versions. That means you have to do the translation to JavaScript or Silverlight yourself. For Silverlight, that’s […]

Musings on attaching a document to a list item in SharePoint 2010 using the Client OM, Lists.asmx, and ListData.svc

The Client Object Model (OM) in SharePoint 2010 is great for many things, but it seems that it is not great for adding the first attachment to a list item. The problem is that the OM is unable to create the attachments folder for a list item. When no folder exists, attempting to add an […]

Client Object Model with SharePoint 2010

SharePoint 2007 didn’t have any client object model; as a result, only the server side api could be used to access SharePoint data when creating a Windows, WPF, Console, Silverlight or ASP.NET applications. SharePoint 2010 now provides the infrasctucture to easily use SharePoint data from those client applications thanks to the client object model. You […]