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Initially I was working in SharePoint 2013 site with REST API from Get to know the SharePoint 2013 REST service here, Now suddenly the requirement changed, Now I have to work with same requirement but with SharePoint 2010 Site collection.

Can I still use the same REST End Points to work with SharePoint 2010? I tried but not able to use the same REST Calls with SharePoint 2010.

Please provide some reference link if its possible/impossible.

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You can not use the same end points as like 2013. REST API in 2010 is very limited. There is option for Lists only as far as I know.

_vti_bin/listdata.svc/<list name>

You can perform GET, POST, UPDATE and DELETE request through above end point in a particular list.

Using the REST Interface

Some query operator like $select, $filter, $expand and $orderby works in GET request.

/_vti_bin/listdata.svc/InventoryLocations()?$filter=startswith(Part/SKU,'sku')&$orderby=Part/SKU&$expand=Part

List Items manipulation via REST API in SharePoint 2010

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  • Ok Thanks. Just for now if you know then can you tell me can I Create Library, update Library Items , Create folder, Assign content types, and assign permission with REST API 2010?
    – Aakash Maurya
    Commented Aug 1, 2016 at 9:41
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    I did not try to Create Library, update Library Items , Create folder, Assign content types, and assign permission with REST API 2010 yet. I also don't know it is possible or not. You can perform CRUD on a list that's all I know. For your requirement, you have to go for JSOM, I gauge
    – Atish Kumar Dipongkor
    Commented Aug 1, 2016 at 9:55
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    Not REST but SOAP interfaces, check out SPServices
    – Danny '365CSI' Engelman
    Commented Aug 1, 2016 at 10:34
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Nope, SP2010 has only ODATA v2.0 endopoint.
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It is very similar to v3.0 api, but less powerful.

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