| Author: gowthami chowdary 05 Dec 2008 | Member Level: Gold | Rating:  Points: 4 |
As an alternative to programming against the SharePoint web services you can use the SharePoint object model. The object model can be used when the application will run on the server where SharePoint is installed (such as a console or WinForm application) or in assemblies that are run within a site (such as a Web Part).
If you want more information please go through the link specified below:
http://geekswithblogs.net/marocanu2001/archive/2008/01/28/sharepoint-object-model-tips.aspx
http://programmingsharepoint.blogspot.com/2008/02/introduction-to-sharepoint-object-model.html
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| Author: Prajho 05 Dec 2008 | Member Level: Gold | Rating: Points: 2 |
Hi,
refer the below link,
http://www.sharepointblogs.com/smc750/archive/2007/09/25/deep-dive-sharepoint-2007-object-model.aspx
regards,
viji
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| Author: LOGESHWARAN 13 Feb 2009 | Member Level: Gold | Rating: Points: 6 |
In Sharepoint Object model there are two Important namespaces.
The Microsoft.Office.Server namespace is the root namespace of all Office Server objects and Microsoft.SharePoint is the root namespace for all WSS objects.
The Chart Below illustrates some of the key classes contained in each of these namespaces, as well as to which functional area they belong.
Document Libraries (Microsoft.SharePoint)
SPDocumentLibrary , SPPictureLibrary
Business Data Catalog (Microsoft.Office.Server.ApplicationRegistry.Administration)
EntityCollection , ApplicationRegistry
Features (Microsoft.SharePoint)
SPFeatureDefinition, SPFeatureScope, SPElementDefinition, SPFeature, SPFeatureProperty
Sites (Microsoft.SharePoint)
SPSite, SPSiteAdministration, SPSiteCollection, SPWeb
Meetings (Microsoft.SharePoint.Meetings)
SPMeeting, MtgUtility
User Profiles (Microsoft.Office.Server.UserProfiles)
UserProfile, UserProfileManager
Solutions (Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration)
SPsolution, SPFeatureReceiver, SPSolutionCollection
Lists (Microsoft.SharePoint)
SPList, SPListItem, SPListItemCollection
Note:
* To use the SharePoint API, your code must reside on one of the machines in a SharePoint
application server farm. Your code can still work with other sites in the farm from any
other site in the farm, but you cannot, for example, work with the SharePoint API from a
machine on which MOSS or WSS is not installed.
* The only practical way to consume SharePoint data and functionality from a remote client is to use the SharePoint web services.
* The object model is not designed to support Remoting.
* To add a reference to a Sharepoint API, Right-click the project(in VS) and select Add Reference. Click the Browse tab and select the
following directory:
C:\program files\common files\microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\isapi
refer this link
http://programmingsharepoint.blogspot.com/2008/02/introduction-to-sharepoint-object-model.html
REGARDS
LOGESHWARAN.P
mailto: logesh_ajax@logeshwaran.co.cc
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