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This section of the SharePoint 2010 SDK describes a few limitations in how the client object model can be used, and provides tips about the best ways to develop solutions through its library.
Applies to: SharePoint Foundation 2010
Available in SharePoint Online
Using the client object model in SharePoint Foundation 2010 requires that you follow certain rules. When you use the client object model, keep in mind that it uses a SQL-like programming pattern: You must declare what you want and execute the query before you can access the data.
In This Section
Call Load and ExecuteQuery Before Accessing Value Properties
Value Objects Cannot Be Used Across Methods in a Query
SharePoint Client Objects Can Be Used Across Methods in a Query
Group Data Retrieval on the Same SharePoint Client Object
Retrieving a SharePoint Client Object Does Not Retrieve All Properties
See Also
Concepts
SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model Hierarchy and Identity
Client Context as Central Object
Client Objects, Value Objects, and Scalar Properties
SharePoint Client Object Creation
Differences Between Managed and JavaScript Object Models
Authentication in the Managed Client Object Models
Client Object Model Distribution and Deployment
Common Programming Tasks in the Managed Client Object Model
Other Resources
Using the SharePoint Foundation 2010 Managed Client Object Model