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Client Object Model Resource Center | SharePoint 2010

Posted By:      Posted Date: August 26, 2010    Points: 0   Category :SharePoint
 
Are you creating client applications that access SharePoint data remotely? Find overviews, guidelines, and programming tasks for all three flavors of the SharePoint Foundation client object model: .NET managed, Silverlight, and ECMAScript.


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SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model Issue

  

Hi,

I want to make a windows form (VS 2010, C#.NET), where you can connect to a specific list on a SP site and display all the items in a Data Grid View.

I made the connection to x site and y list and display them to a treeview. When i add the list to the tree view, i set the property Tag to it and assign as value the name of the list. Then through the NodeMouseClick event handler i get the current list is selected in the tree view.

The next step i want to display all the items from the list in a Data Grid View (windows form).

The event handler code is here:

    private void farmExplorer_NodeMouseClick(object sender, TreeNodeMouseClickEventArgs e)
    {
      try
      {
        colNames.Items.Clear();
        if (e.Node.Tag != null)
        {
          selectedList = ((SP.List)e.Node.Tag);
          String newUrlToLoad = currentUrl.ToString() + selectedList.ParentWebUrl;
      
          using (SP.ClientContext ctx = new SP.ClientContext(newUrlToLoad))
          {
            SP.Web webToLoad = ctx.Web;
            SP.List myLis
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