I am blogging this as I hope to prevent anyone else spending extra time on this. I was having problems with a content type/site columns feature. Actually everything was working correctly except choice fields were not displaying: I should have been guided by the fact that I could do it in a Console application but not in a feature! However, I am getting a little older and my mind is still “Tarp as a Shack” you get it! The problem is that in Sandboxed solutions intellisense is not pared to the subset ......
I have spent some time, around all 6 of the SharePoint 2010 data access technologies 1. Using SharePoint standard web services 2. SharePoint Client Object Model 3. Silverlight SharePoint Client Object Model 4. Data Services Client Model 5. OWSRV.DLL 6. SharePoint Object Model Silverlight is a client application so the data access technologies applicable are: 1. SharePoint web Services 2. Silverlight Client Object Model 3. Data Services Client Model 4. OWSSRV.DLL These 4 have many features in common ......
I started training on SharePoint 2010 about 3 months ago and I decided that I needed to blog about the ease of developing Silverlight applications with Visual Studio 2010 for SharePoint 2010. In Visual Studio 2008 the methodology would be to: 1. Create a Silverlight application 2. Create the XAP file 3. Move the XAP file into a SharePoint document library or Layouts folder 4. Put a Silverlight Web part on a SharePoint page (not OOTB) a. Link the Silverlight web part to the XAP file 5. Debug the web ......