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Okay, it looks to be a database throttling problem. We've created a new site collection with a seperate database attached for the library.
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This topic came up recently on the SPServices forum where some level of success was claimed. A bounty was even payed. Check this link out:
http://spservices.codeplex.com/discussions/354399
Paul
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You could use some nice work around.
The first solution that you could implement is working with the GUID of the list and the column instead of the title.
Or you can deploy a service that you can ask for the list and it'll reply to you with the name of the list translated in the current language.
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As you have seen, the limit for the Query is actually 2048 characters. So any more than that will throw this exception.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8061330/how-to-overcome-fast-search-char-limitation-2048 is a possible duplicate of your question, but sadly it never recieved any attention.
Also this from Technet ...
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Not sure I understand what you want to do but each list will have its own unique endpoint e.g:
http: // contoso/sites/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/ListName()
That is how you determine which site you refer to.
You can have a reusable list definition and content type if you deploy them as a feature, then you can activate them in any web.
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There is a list view web part that can be added to any web part page - SharePoint creates one for each list. There are more details here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/windows-sharepoint-services-help/list-view-web-part-HA010024052.aspx
Some of the built in site templates use this, e.g. when they display a view of Shared Documents on the home page.
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The "fix" I used to work around this with nullable dates is to change the web service to use string. Infopath will send empty string and you can handle that in the service.
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A web part is for displaying content, not to provide a content repository for other components. A few options:
Perhaps you don't need a web part at all, just create a list and store the image there.
Perhaps you also need a web part. Create a list, store the image there, and reference that image from the web part. Other components could then also reference ...
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If its just about getting webpart content from an accessible page within same domain, I dont think you will need a webservice for it.
You can place your webpart within a div (id=container) and use below Jquery :
$('#result').load('sitepages/test.aspx #container');
When this method executes, it retrieves the content of sitepages/test.aspx, and then jQuery ...
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Following code snippet could help you.
// add the file
SPFile file = docLib.RootFolder.Files.Add(newFileName, inputStream);
// get the list item for that file
SPItem item = file.Item;
//Set the Created Date
item["Created"] = "2009-02-26 15:00:00";
item.Update();
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Yes, you can access SharePoint list content through web services and there are also web parts to show the content of lists and libraries so this content can be mingled on a page with other web parts as required.
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I'm not sure how you would do this via a Web Service, if you even can. However, you can easily do it with client side script using AJAX. Just get the page with the Web Part in it, parse out the contents, and display it where you want in the current page.
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Can you try out claims/kerberos? Neither classic/ntlm nor claims/ntlm supports delegation. Potentially this is causing the access denied.
Also check out this post:
Is Classic/NTLM based authentication a security riskfor Internet facing sites?
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There was an error in the add service reference procedure, so one of my assumption -service reference working from outside SharePoint and not working for SharePoint hosted service- was wrong. While adding the service reference to the SharePoint hosted service, I had forgot to deselect the checkbox "reuse referenced assembly" in the advanced settings of the ...
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The actual mechanism would vary considerably based on the intended usage of the data but the basic choices are:
leverage Business Connectivity Services which would expose the
DB2 data to Sharepoint almost as if it were a built-in list.
create custom Web Parts that query the database or the web services.
use javascript to fetch the data directly on the ...
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I believe you should use XML as input data,
The Power of XmlElement Parameters in ASP.NET Web Methods
What is the best way to send xml data to a web service rather than using CDATA?
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I found it. The missing DLL was in C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\15\ISAPI\Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.ServerRuntime.dll
But wasn't registered on VS, so you need to manually browse to the file.
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There are ways you can use to deploy your custom Web service and expose endpoints using one of these methods:
ASMX Web service is the classic SOAP based and get deployed into the SharePoint hive (e.g. deployed into the _vti_bin/_layouts folder OR it can be also deployed to its own Web application domain;
Visual Studio handling of asmx web services
If ...
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you need to add a webreference with the url + _vit_bin/Lists.asmx
so as an example:
I have a website with a webapplication called:
hello.mysite.com
to call its webservice I would go into the webapplication project (.net project), add a web reference with the url:
http://hello.mysite.com/_vit_bin/Lists.asmx
(tip: goto the website in a browser, and put ...
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In order to fix this issue, you have to add the
DEVELOPMENT\BizTalkHost Windows account to the "SharePoint Enabled
Hosts" Windows group on the Windows SharePoint Services machine. This
operation will allow BizTalk host instances running under
DEVELOPMENT\BizTalkHost Windows account to invoke the adapter Web
service in order to send and receive ...
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I am presuming this is a custom workflow built in Visual Studio. How about you put the onWorkflowItemChanged activity in a loop that checks for a particular field value which is set by the WCF service once it has completed the update.
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Be sure to wait after you issue
stsadm -o provisionservice -action start -servicetype spwebservice
it takes a long time to complete if you have many web applications.
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i was have the same problem and the solution is there is list is broken but unfortunately you can detect this list so following the steps
1- backup your site with power shell or stsadm command
2- try to delete list by list and after delete one test the SPD it will find the that broken
3- restore the site and delete just the broken list
4- don't be afraid ...
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It somehow started to work after a reboot. The above code should work.
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Problem solved. Sharepoint was setup without the FQDN and although the Web application was working, the REST API was not working and was always retrieving data for the root site.
Using the Central Administrator after the URL was changed to use the FQDN all is fine now and data is retrieved correctly.
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Well I guess you need to think about how the workflow is running. A workflow when triggered by a list item change is going to be executed within the SharePoint Timer Service process. So the change to the processes proxy settings is affecting both the Timer Service and also the Workflow process.
When you say the web service is external, is it outside of your ...
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SharePoint Client Object Model will allow you to use a more standard api to connect to SharePoint from off the server. There is also a version for C# if your "HTML" is a aspx site as well.
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The problem lied in the xml response as detailed below link.
http://maxmorrow.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/jquery-caml-query-lists-asmx-web-service/
i changed the below lines and worked fine in chrome and firefox.
InternalStatus = $(xData.responseXML).find("z\:row:eq(0),row:eq(0)").attr("ows_Internal_x0020_Status");
isHyperLink = ...
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