by adis.jugo | Apr 9, 2015 | Development
OK, it is out now. Even if I told myself once that I never ever want to be involved in any program team again, the temptation was too big this time: when I saw the names and the session proposals for European SharePoint Conference 2015, I said yes. I am quite proud of...
by adis.jugo | Aug 1, 2014 | Development
I have mentioned already in the previous articles of this series, that the CSOM side have been implemented with almost the same methods as the server side. To finish this blog post with a goodie, I will create a Windows 8 store app, with a Windows Runtime Component...
by adis.jugo | Jul 14, 2014 | Development
As mentioned earlier, a provider refresh is a process of retrieving and caching tasks for a user. It is done on demand, with no background job processing the tasks. Refresh will be started at that moment, when a user access its “My Tasks” area. There is an artificial...
by adis.jugo | Jul 10, 2014 | Development
Once we have a task, there are numerous task related methods within the Session object. We can, for example, pin and unpin tasks to the timeline (equals to the “important” tasks in Outlook, or high priority tasks in other systems): taskWriteResult =...
by adis.jugo | Jun 29, 2014 | Development
To create a task, we will use the session object created above. When we create a task through Work Management Application, it is initially always a personal task, stored only in the task cache list in user’s My Site. Even if we are able to set a task location when...
by adis.jugo | Jun 20, 2014 | Development
When you have a session manager object, you can retrieve all the tasks for a user, or filter the tasks to get only those that you need. There are seven possible filters that you can apply when querying the tasks: CustomAttributeFilter FieldFilter KeywordFilter...
