It was suggested that I post my problem here, since it involves Sharepoint.
I'm struggling with understanding the following code segment. Can someone explain it to me?
//***List Read Stuff*** clientContext = new ClientContext("http://xxx.xxx.com/xx/xxx_xx/Cost_Models/CostModelsPOC/"); try { List oList = clientContext.Web.Lists.GetByTitle("Info"); // ***************************************** // Query Contents of List // ***************************************** CamlQuery camlQuery = new CamlQuery(); InfocollListItem = oList.GetItems(camlQuery); // ***************************************** // Get Title, ID, and Labor Rate // ***************************************** clientContext.Load(InfocollListItem, items => items .Include( item => item["Title"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl1"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl2"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl3"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl4"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl5"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl6"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl7"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl8"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl9"], item => item["ows__x006c_bl10"] )); clientContext.ExecuteQueryAsync(ReadInfoList, FailOperation); }
This is only one example of this "structure" being used -- it is repeated with different variations elsewhere in the code. I am relative naive when it comes to Sharepoint; I've inherited this code since the original two developers left our company.
Thanks,
Bob