sharepoint - Accessing SP 2010 Object Model from Silverlight 4 Application -


I have a Silverlight 4 Beta application where I want to use the SharePoint object model to upload a document to a SharePoint site It should be quite simple, except that the exception is thrown on:

 using  (SPS ite sitcom = new SPS ite (site call URL))  

could not be found on the web application. Verify that you have typed the URL correctly. If the URL should serve the existing content, then the system administrator may have to add a new request URL mapping to the desired application.

This special exception is actually really well-documented, it's obviously a real underlying issue masking. There are some things about which I have read and try without success :

DNS / Host header : This exception occurs when the specific URL is not in the IIS metabase, it is being controlled by DNS in my web application in the IAS The web The AAM set up and host header on default. I also tried to run the code without using the FQDN of the site, e.g. Http: // Service Name: 4860

Permissions : DB_owner permissions for my content database to identify Silverlight Application Pool, and also a Site Collection Administrator, I have both Web sites can not use the same application pool because the Silverlight application needs to be run in a .NET Apule pool.

x86 vs x64 : My Silverlight application is compiled for x86 - I'm using some controls that work only in x86. The SharePoint version installed is x64 I have read about people seeing this exception when trying to use the SharePoint object model to kill an x64 app from an X64 sharepoint I

After removing permissions for the account : This limit starts on some magic spell, but I read about people after solving this problem after solving this problem after troubleshooting To do There are no luck at the beginning of the problem.

Silverlight On the client / browser, not on the server - therefore the server-side SharePoint object model will not be available to you.

However, SharePoint 2010 is an object model for Silverlight apps - see details.


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