I have a web application that needs to dynamically load a document library from SharePoint Online and I can't find a way to do that. I've tried looking into the Microsoft.SharePoint library and I thought that was the direction I needed to go, but I can't get that .dll to work in my Project. Does anyone else have a solution? I can't seem to find anyone else having this problem and its getting very frustrating.
Is there a NuGet package I'm missing or a different API that needs to be used?
If someone could point me in the right direction, that would be great
Microsoft.SharePoint only works on a SharePoint Web Front End. Use Microsoft.SharePoint.Client, also known as CSOM, to connect remotely.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff798388.aspx
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I have to use a cumbersome Silverlight application that I don't own and that I have to use as part of my job. In the past a web application that was painful to use I would just "screen-scrape" by doing direct posts, using a browser object to manipulate, call JS directly, but Silverlight doesn't make that possible as far as I know and the company that owns the application says a programmatic API for the application (WSDL/REST) is "something we are considering in the future". I'm sure someone has figured out how to do this but I'm not searching with the right key-words. Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
I am in the similar situation and saw ppl suggested something like `teststack' or 'white'. But i don't know how to use them yet.
One dumb way I can think of is to save the 'screen shots' as jpg files and use machine learning algorithm to 'read' the information you needed.
I've been following the tutorial videos for DotNetNuke and i am at the part where i am now creating my own modules. I've installed everything i need to and put the template in the required folder, but whenever i try to create a project it comess up saying
"The local IIS URL http://dnndev/desktopmodules/... specified for Web project ... has not been configured"
It then asks me to create a virtual directory but says i cant because the server "http://dnndev" is not on the local machine.
I've searched for answers for a while now and have tried editing the template file and the host file but no matter what i try i always get the same message back. Does anyone know how i can fix this?
Thanks
If you follow these steps for setting up your Development environment than the templates should work as is.
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/development-environment.aspx
If you are using a different path for your website I would recommend customizing the templates.
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/Customize-Project-Template.aspx
I assume you are using dotnetnuke wiki page link which seems confusing. For better steps go to: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Blogs/BlogID/16.aspx and locate "Let's Build a Module #1 - Project Introduction" which is a first video in step by step series of videos which will help you to clearly understand the process.
Let me know if you need more help.
i wanna make a workflow designer with the help of the silverlight. i already got a demo on this site. which is splendid and has almost everything i want. it is said that this site is open source, but i have not found it.all i get is just the dll.
Does anybody here know this site and have the source or know the way how to get the source?
Please share, thanks.
I need to have this API badly quickly. I went on Microsoft Connect but there is nothing even wasted the whole day making research on forums but found no suitable answer.
Can you please just upload it somewhere and put link here?
Umair
I have found the solution and it was just there on Microsoft connect website.
I have a WPF application that builds fine, I can even publish it (localhost) using ClickOnce - no problem.
I want to create a Team build that will update the ClickOnce site, but can't find anyone that has done this or knows how.
Any ideas?
I was able to use this code here to get what I wanted out of this:
http://www.imaginaryrealities.com/post/2009/03/29/Updating-a-ClickOnce-manifest-using-MSBuild.aspx
This was a little too much for me (we aren't signing our manifests, for example), but it'll definitely get you most of the way there.
The only thing missing is copying the files to your webserver once they are all packaged, but if you know anything about MSBuild, you ought to be fine there.
Also, be sure and use "MSBuild" when doing searches for this kind of thing... "Team Build" will generally only get you marketing material.
Good luck!