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Using SharePoint 2003 Web Services To Retrieve List Data
SharePoint 2003 has a full suite of web services to enable developers to modify data in SharePoint sites. However, actually using the data retreived from the web service is not quite as easy as it might seem. In this featured blog, Paul Ballard shows three different methods for using the data retrieved from the SharePoint Lists web service.
After showing a list of available web service and how to add a reference to a SharePoint list to your .NET project, the article goes into detail about the format of the data retrieved from the web service.Many of you may recognize this XML format as that of an ADO Recordset with the columns of the records prefixed with “ows_’. While a relatively simple format, it’s not conducive to working with the data in .NET. The article then shows three methods for using the data inside a .NET application; Converting it to a Dataset, using XPath Queries, and XML Serialization.
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Free tool to query WSS web services
I have developed a WindowForms application to call these various WSS web services. I use it to test my input parameters to these web service calls. The application serializes and displays all output as XML inside a textbox. If the output is returned as an ADO recordset, then it will display the result inside a DataGrid. These is a set of examples that query my WSS site to demonstrate the usage of the application. Both binary and source-code versions of the application are available for download.
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