Why is clientcontext not always connected to SharePoint?
One of the underlying realities of working with SharePoint’s client side object model (CSOM) is that you are not continuously connected to SharePoint. This means that as you build commands and queries in CSOM that they are stored up and then executed in batch when you call the ClientContext.
Why are there so many errors in SharePoint?
But this is SharePoint and that theory goes right out the window because there are some operations in SharePoint that are just built around errors. For example, to check if a folder exists you have to get the folder by URL and if that folder doesn’t exist SharePoint throws back an error.
How to troubleshoot error messages for single sign-on?
The most common problem is that the Resource element (in the WebApplicationInfo element) has a domain that does not match the domain of the add-in. Although the protocol part of the Resource value should be “api” not “https”; all other parts of the domain name (including port, if any) should be the same as for the add-in. Invalid Grant.
What does the client side people picker control do?
The client-side People Picker control lets users quickly search for and select valid user accounts for people, groups, and claims in their organization. The picker is an HTML and JavaScript control that provides cross-browser support.
When does clientcontext.executequery throw an exception?
Now, the cool thing is that if any of the code written in the StartTry section fails, then the call to ClientContext. ExecuteQuery does not throw an exception. The exception information is stored in the ExceptionHandlingScope instance.
What does clientcontext.executequery do in CSOM?
This means that as you build commands and queries in CSOM that they are stored up and then executed in batch when you call the ClientContext. ExecuteQuery method. Another unfortunate reality of working with CSOM is that if anything in that batch of commands fails, then everything in that batch of commands fails – at least on the client.
How often does SharePoint clientcontext socket exception happen?
By default it’ll retry 10 times at max. Before every retry, it’ll wait for 500 ms for the first retry, and double it on second retry, and so on. Obviously, you can change its value just like ExecuteQueryRetry.