Hi Steve,
In regards to the Powershell question - I'm reading between the lines a bit
about your exact requirements. You do not have to use the Sharepoint 2010
Management Shell. The only difference between Windows Powershell and the
Sharepoint 2010 Management Shell is the Sharepoint providers
Thanks for the responses guys. We got what we needed through the Admin
WebServices - it has a method that allows you to create Sites
(CreateSite(...)). Once the site is created we can then use the client
object model to assign the necessary permissions and make any other changes
we need to the
Hi all,
not sure if anyone can help me with this. We need to find a way to be able
to create a SharePoint 2010 Site (Site Collection) only using the client
object model. So far we've managed to create a SP Web, no problem, but
because of the architectural requirements each of these needs a must
I think we sorted this. We are using the Admin web services to create the
site. We then plan to use the client object model to change the site
properties. This should give us what we need.
Regards,
Steve
On 20 September 2011 09:28, Stephen Liedig slie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
not sure if
Hi Steve
I have been looking into working with SharePoint sites today (via the web
services) and I think that I read somewhere that the object model only works
if you're running on the machine where SharePoint is hosted.
Throwing the question to a wider audience, I have a client who wants to
