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The REST (Representational State Transfer) interface in provides access to lists and libraries as a relational data service. A core concept of any RESTful interface is the resource, and in SharePoint Foundation, lists and items are represented as HTTP resources that can be addressed by remote URLs.
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Adding property bag value with Rest
I can retrieve existing properties using REST (web/AllProperties) from site collections. … As the title states, I would like to add custom property bag values to the property bag on a site collection, using REST. Is this possible? …
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