SP 2010 : Client Object Model (CLR)

So i wanted to look into the new syntax by SharePoint 2010 to connect to a site and

Retrieve edit data

And i found that great topic that goes through the API step by step and explaining every

Things with code and examples really liked it

Using the SharePoint 2010 Managed Client Object Model

Table of Contents

Using the Managed Client Object Model

How It Works

Creating a Windows Console Managed Client Object Model Application

The Managed Client Object Model

Object Identity

Trimming Result Sets

Creating and Populating a List

Using CAML to Query a List

Filtering the Child Collection returned by LoadQuery using LINQ

Using the LoadQuery Method

Increasing Performance by Nesting Includes in LoadQuery

Filtering the Child Collection returned by LoadQuery using LINQ

Updating Client Objects

Deleting Client Objects

Discovering the Schema for Fields

Accessing Large Lists

Asynchronous Processing

Other Resources

Pasted from <http://blogs.msdn.com/ericwhite/archive/2009/11/20/using-the-sharepoint-2010-managed-client-object-model.aspx>

Other good topics by zimmergren

SP 2010: Getting started with the Client Object Model in SharePoint 2010

And

SP 2010: Programmatically work with External Lists (BCS) using the Client Object Model

But all those topics didn’t give a good explanation on how to Authenticate Users Using client object Model but i found out a good way to do it and will write about it in my next topic

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