Here's the situation:
I have a customized SharePoint2010 site created.
I saved that site as a site template, which has created a solution.
I want to be able to activate that solution using SharePoint2010 client object model.
Is that possible? If yes, could you show me how to do it? If no, then could you show me how it can be done using standard SharePoint object model, or any other method?
Thank you for all the help.
Can look at an example here
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I hope all is well,
I have a webpage that has a button and a SharePoint library.
Once the user clicks the download button, the document will be downloaded from SharePoint with a watermark of the user trying to download this file.
Additionally, I need to manage who can access or download the file.
Therefore, the main points to consider are:
User authentication to the SharePoint document library
Pulling the document from the website itself
Watermark feature
Thus, what is the most effective practice to achieve that and what should I use?
Thanks in advance
oh man, this is really an open and not quite detailed question 😟. Could you provide more context? what language are you using? have you already tried something and what is failing?
For now, the only help I may provide you is just general info 🙂:
User authentication to the SharePoint document library
if you are extending SharePoint or M365 with a SPFx solution you do not need to worry on auth. If it is totally aside I would recommend checking
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth/auth-concepts
I would strongly recommend checking microsoft-graph-toolkit there is a mgt-login component
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/toolkit/components/login
again here I would also recommend using MS Graph and endpoint like https://graph.microsoft.com/(version)/sites/(site-id)/drive/(drive-id)/items/(item-id)/content
I guess this is a very similar topic: Sharepoint Graph API download file from Document library that are not listed as drive ("Site Pages" and others)
Watermark feature
as for this I would take a look at Microsoft 365 sensitivity labels feature and read more about it here
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/sensitivity-labels?view=o365-worldwide#what-sensitivity-labels-can-do
I hope this will be of any help. For sure it is a good start 🙂
I am using mvc4 and I need SAML2.0 for the security. I tried some samples with Component Pro but we need to purchase it and it has good documentation also.
I came to know about Kentor.AuthServices.MVC which is an open source and may i know whether there is any learning site where I can implement with mvc4.
There is a working SampleMvcApplication included in the source on github.
I am currently trying to implement Authentication using the RavenDB Authentication Bundle and the Facebook C# SDK in MVC 3. I have everything working to date except for persisting all of the information provided by the Facebook Graph API (such as the facebookId and the accesstoken).
One possible (albeit ugly) solution is to create a separate facebook document model for this information and manage both the AuthenticationUser and the facebook model when performing any actions against the user.
I was wondering, however, if there might be a more elegant way to handle this extra data and incorporate it into the AuthenticationUser document by possibly extending it somehow? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
The easiest would be to inherit from AuthorizationUser and add anything you want.
You can also NOT inherit from it, as long it has has the same shape (expected properties match)
I would like users to have the ability of signing in without being Windows users. This means, either using Form Based Authentication or a better option, which I'm now aware right now.
Could anybody tell me how to install FBA in Share Point 2010, or recommend me a good article about it?
I've read several articles about this, but almost all of them tell me to modify several web.config files, and I really don't like the idea of touching things without being sure of what I'm doing.
Note: I'm not using Active Directory...just in case.
EDIT:
I've followed this tutorial, but I still cannot sign in using FBA. Also, I've noticed I don't have any users on SQL-Auth database (it's explained in that tutorial). Is that normal, or automatic?
Thanks,
Brian
I read quite a few articles about FBA configuration and followed instruction provided by them. But it wasn't until I found Configuring Forms Based Authentication for SharePoint 2010 using IIS7 I finally managed to make FBA work - I highly recommend this article.
The users are not created automatically - you can create them:
using IIS Manager,
programmatically (Membership.CreateUser),
using the MembershipSeeder tool mentioned in the tutorial you linked in your question.
This one has lots of screenshots and step-by-step explanations and might be helpful too.
http://kbochevski.blogspot.com/2011/01/setup-fba-for-sharepoint-2010-using-vs.html
I'm looking for a good tutorial on how to use the SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model. All I've been able to find on the web is some snippets about getting all the list names.
I'm looking for functionality such as:
Adding an item to a list
Querying a list for a specific field value
Deleting a row from a list
Any help would be appreciated!
Using the SharePoint Foundation 2010 Managed Client Object Model should be helpful.
Also, I did a course for the Pluralsight On-Demand Library on the topic.
Check this MSDN Video by Andrew Connell