The document discusses the use of SharePoint web services, highlighting their importance for integrating with SharePoint from various operating systems that cannot run .NET MSIL code. It lists commonly used web services, including admin.asmx, lists.asmx, and webs.asmx, and explains where to locate these services within the SharePoint directory structure. Additionally, it outlines methods for working with different SharePoint web services.

1. SHAREPOINT 2013
DEVELOPMENT
KAMESWARA SARMA UPPULURI
MICROSOFT CERTIFIED TRAINER

2. WORKING WITH SHAREPOINT
WEB SERVICES
 Why Use SharePoint Web Services?
 Commonly used SharePoint Web Services
 Where to find SharePoint Web Services?
 Consuming SharePoint Web Services

3. WHY USE SHAREPOINT WEB SERVICES?
 Unfortunately there are other processor and OS platforms out
there!
 Those machines cannot run .NET MSIL code on them, therefore
the object model won’t run
 It would be nice to be able to integrate with SharePoint from
other operating systems and the applications that run on those
OSes.

4. COMMONLY USED SHAREPOINT
WEB SERVICES
 Admin.asmx
 Lists.asmx
 Webs.asmx
 DWS.asmx
 Versions.asmx
 Imaging.asmx

5. WHERE TO FIND SHAREPOINT
WEB SERVICES
 Significance of _vti_bin Directory
 Significance of ISAPI Folder under SharePoint Root or Hive.

6. SUMMARY
 Why use SharePoint Web Services?
 Commonly used SharePoint Web Services
 SharePoint Web Services Location
 Working with Admin Web Service
 Working with Webs Web Service
 Working with Lists Web Service
 Working with GetListItems WebMethod of Lists Web Service
 Working with Imaging Web Service
 Working with DWS Web Service
 Working with Versions Web Service