SharePoint Development with the CSOM and REST API
The SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model is a set of APIs that allow remote access to SharePoint. This course covers the three implementations (one for .NET managed code, one for Silverlight code, and one for use with JavaScript) of the Client Object Model, as well as the REST API for SharePoint.
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.NET Managed Implementation |
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00:45:08 | |
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Introduction
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00:44 | |
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What is the Client Object Model
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04:37 | |
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Communicating with SharePoint
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02:55 | |
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Retrieving Resources with Load
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03:11 | |
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Demo - Retrieving Resources with Load
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08:55 | |
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Retrieving Resources with LoadQuery
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00:52 | |
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Demo - Retrieving Resources with LoadQuery
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04:58 | |
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Querying List Data
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02:57 | |
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Demo - Querying List Data
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15:59 | |
Silverlight Implementation |
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00:51:02 | |
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Introduction
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00:48 | |
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Silvelight Client OM Implementation
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01:49 | |
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Demo: Retrieving Resources using Load
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11:43 | |
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Authentication and Cross-Domain Service Calls
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02:30 | |
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Demo: Test Silverlight Control in Visual Studio
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04:44 | |
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Creating a List
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02:22 | |
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Demo: Creating a List
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12:34 | |
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Batch Exception Handling
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01:12 | |
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Demo: Batch Exception Handling
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03:11 | |
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Add and Edit List Items
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00:56 | |
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Demo: Add and Edit List Items
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08:36 | |
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Summary
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00:37 | |
ECMAScript (JavaScript) Implementation |
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00:47:52 | |
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Introduction
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00:43 | |
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JavaScript Client Object Model Fundamentals
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03:06 | |
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Demo - Retrieving Resources using Load
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12:15 | |
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Using the JavaScript Client Object Model in Web Parts
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02:12 | |
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Demo - Using the JavaScript Client Object Model in Web Parts
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12:52 | |
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Integration with other JavaScript Libraries
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01:58 | |
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Demo - Integration with other JavaScript Libraries
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14:14 | |
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Summary
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00:32 | |
Using LINQ to SharePoint |
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00:15:11 | |
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Using LINQ to SharePoint
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15:11 | |
The SharePoint Rest API |
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00:49:08 | |
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Introductions and Agenda
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01:46 | |
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Setting up Sample Data
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02:04 | |
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Introduction to Debugging SharePoint with Fiddler
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01:00 | |
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Basic REST API calls and generating an Entity Data model
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01:22 | |
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Using the SharePoint 2010 REST EDMX to write a Silverlight Application
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05:19 | |
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Tips and Tricks: Using InPrivate mode for debugging
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00:55 | |
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Running the Silverlight application and diagnosing with Fiddler in parallel
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00:54 | |
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Other REST API based GET queries
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03:25 | |
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Requesting JSON format from SharePoint
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04:40 | |
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Queries other than GET, POST and DELETE
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01:52 | |
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Using ASPNET AJAX to write JavaScript clients for SharePoint REST API
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04:22 | |
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Debugging JavaScript pages in SharePoint using IE and Fiddler
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01:32 | |
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Using jQuery with SharePoint REST API
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07:18 | |
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Comparison with the Client Object Model
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06:07 | |
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Common JavaScript pitfalls
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05:17 | |
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Summary
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01:15 |
.NET Managed Implementation