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Coding Guidelines for sharepoint

Asked By: Abhilash Kurlekar Date: Jan 31, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 292

Are there some guidelines by Microsoft or others for coding in
Sharepoint Products and Technologies. For starters, should we use the
object model or the Sharepoint web services. Any
information/resources/links will be appreciated.

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Answer #1 Answered By: Emerson Franks Answered On: Jan 31, 2009

For starters, get the WSS (and SPS if you're using that) SDKs from the MSDN
site. There's lots of code examples. The Web services interface is much more
limited, but allows client apps to run on non-SharePoint servers. In most
cases, other than returning list data, I find the object model more useful.

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