Category Archives: web services

Adding/updating new item to SharePoint list from within JS

In many cases operation such as adding new items to SharePoint, deleting or updating existing can be done using an executable on the server. But in many other instances, when your logic is executed from outside of the server environment, … Continue reading

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15 min screencast: Programmatically create/update items on remote SharePoint server with web services

Creating list items and uploading files to SharePoint using object model couldn’t be easier; as long as your application runs on the same SharePoint server. I had a case where a client needed to access SharePointP from a legacy application … Continue reading

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Submitting a file to a document library on remote SharePoint server

If you’ve worked with SharePoint object model in the past – the task of submitting a file to a document library sounds pretty trivial. That’s if your code is executed on the server: webparts, workflows, event handlers. In many cases … Continue reading

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How-to screencast (20 min): Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook

If you’ve read my last article where you can get all the details and a source code – you might be interested in going through the source code (which is done in this video) to understand the flow. If you … Continue reading

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Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook in 20 minutes

Collaboration is a buzzword these days and variety of vendors are in the process of creation oof various collaboration solutions. Various groups have different take on things and different approaches but the theme is pretty much the same collaboration tools like … Continue reading

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SharePoint developer tool reference

Here, I came across another usefull set of tools recommended by one of the fellow developers, here is the link to the list on his blog: http://www.linkedin.com/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Emossgurus%2Ecom%2Fadnan%2FLists%2FPosts%2FPost%2Easpx%3FID%3D21&urlhash=fMcg&_t=disc_detail_link Here is also a great find: Debugging your SOAP when working with SharePoint … Continue reading

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Calling SharePoint webservices using JQuery

Here is recent article by Jan Tielen on how to call web services using JQuery .. pretty useful in situations where we need to generate a dynamic menu based on sharepoint content etc, its a good read: http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2009/04/09/calling-the-sharepoint-web-services-with-jquery.aspx

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My interview with Steven Ibaraki – MP3

I had a pleasure of being interviewed by Steven Ibaraki this morning about technology in general and SharePoint of course. Read the transcript here: http://stephenibaraki.com/cips/v39/yaroslav_pentsarskyy_podcast.html Or download MP3 here: http://www.stephenibaraki.com/audio/Yaroslav_Pentsarskyy_2009.mp3 Yaroslav Pentsarskyy

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Examples of infrastructure changes really blowing up your custom apps

Patching and applying infrastructure updates is a common thing. Keep in mind however, that running custom applications in your environment means that pretty much every component that may be used by the custom system needs to be checked to ensure … Continue reading

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Integrating SharePoint and MS Outlook 2007 – Part2

  … continued from part 1 If you’re used to developing SharePoint components, you might think you can use SharePoint object model to access various site objects like sub-sites and document libraries. Let me disappoint you, since our add-in will … Continue reading

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