Showing results for October 2009 - OData

In part 1 you learned how to get SharePoint 2010 and Astoria working together, how to add a Service Reference to your Client Application and how to do a basic insert. In this installment you will see full CRUD, so you’ll learn how to do queries, data binding, updates and deletes. The Problem: In part 1 we created a ‘Make a Suggestion’ feature for ...

ADO.NET Data Services 1.5 and SharePoint 2010 allow developers to write applications against SharePoint Lists using the familiar Data Services Client programming model. Setup The SharePoint 2010 beta will become generally available in November. In order to use Data Services with SharePoint 2010 Beta, ADO.NET Data Services 1.5 must be installed on...

This week at the SharePoint conference, Pablo Castro will be announcing that the next version of SharePoint natively integrates with data services such that all SharePoint lists will be exposed as an ADO.NET Data Service.  This means you can now program against SharePoint list data using all the VS tools and runtime client libraries (.NET, Sil...

Peter Qian, a developer on the data services team, has posted a two part series on the versioning headers used by ADO.NET Data Services to ensure a client or server never misinterprets a payload or URI.  You can check out his posts here: Part 1 - Versioning Protocol of Astoria Part 2 - Versioning Protocol of Astoria II   -Mike Flasko ...