Contents
- 1 How to connect to SharePoint 2013 on-premise using CSOM?
- 2 How to get a specific user profile property for a user?
- 3 How to use CSOM for.net standard endpoints?
- 4 Are there any updates to the SharePoint on premises NuGet?
- 5 Is there a CSOM core assembly for SharePoint?
- 6 Are there new APIs for SharePoint Server 2016?
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How to get a specific user profile property for a user?
In SharePoint 2010 using the client-side object model we are unable to retrieve the user profile properties whereas in SharePoint 2013 they have added a new assembly for the user profile service.
How to create a user profile in SharePoint?
The following are the prerequisites: SharePoint 2013. Visual Studio 2012. User Profile Service application provisioned. User profiles should be created. I have created a user profile whose account name is “Pai”.
How to use CSOM for.net standard endpoints?
SharePoint makes the CSOM available in several forms: 1 .NET Framework redistributable assemblies 2 .NET Standard redistributable assemblies 3 JavaScript library (JSOM) 4 REST/OData endpoints
We are happy to announce updates on the SharePoint on-premises Client Side Object Model (CSOM) NuGet packages specifically for the SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint 2016. These NuGet packages were initially released back in 2016 and they provide you easy access to the official CSOM API assemblies just by referencing the assemblies from NuGet gallery.
How to connect to SharePoint Online, on premise and extranet?
Here, we have provided a single class file which takes Site URL, Username, Password, and Environment as parameters and based on these details, it authenticates the user and gives context object which can be used to access various SharePoint objects using C# code. We have provided comments wherever is needed which makes the code self-explanatory.
SharePoint CSOM core assembly is Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Runtime.dll and Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.dll, which stands for Client-Side Object Model. It is a web service based API of SharePoint.
Enable-SPFeature e374875e-06b6-11e0-b0fa-57f5dfd72085 –url $siteColUrl Namespace Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.TenantAdministration (in Microsoft.Online.SharePoint.Client.Tenant.dll) introduces new set of client APIs to SharePoint 2016 on-premises.