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Category Archives: REST
Microsoft Flow – SharePoint Document – Restore Previous Version
This blog explains how to restore a SharePoint document to previous version using Microsoft Flow. Prerequisite: Microsoft Flow (https://flow.microsoft.com/en-us/): Cloud-based service that allows you to create automated workflows between your applications and services. SharePoint Document Library: A document library provides … Continue reading
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Search as you type a SharePoint list (SP2010, REST & knockoutjs)
In this blog I will show you how to search as you type a SharePoint (SP2010) list and bind the JSON data results using knockoutjs. SharePoint 2007 Jan Tielens has an excellent blog about search as you type using jQuery. … Continue reading
Posted in Client access, jQuery, JSON, REST, Sharepoint, WCF
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How to query SharePoint data source using ADO.NET data services?
Here I will show you how to use ADO.NET data services to access a SharePoint list. Before you start coding make sure you install the following files on your development machine for developing ADO.NET data services. For Windows Server 2008 … Continue reading
Posted in .net, ADO.net, ADO.net Entity Framework, REST, Sharepoint, WCF
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SharePoint Client Object Model
Finally it’s all done. Following are my blogs related to client object model. Sharepoint list access-Part-I-How to access SharePoint list web service using JQuery (Entirely client side only) Sharepoint list access – Part-II How to access SharePoint list web service … Continue reading
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SharePoint list access – Part III – How to access SharePoint Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) REST (Representational State Transfer) services using jQuery (entirely client side only).
In this series I will show you how to access SharePoint REST services.What is REST? REST (Representational State Transfer) interface in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 provides access to lists and libraries as a relational data service. In SharePoint 2010, lists and … Continue reading
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