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SharePoint Remote Object Model - Home

Have you ever wanted the power of the SharePoint object model but for remote SharePoint serversamp;63; This project wraps the SharePoint web services under a single .NET assembly allowing for quick and easy access to remote SharePoint servers without the mess.
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SharePoint Remote Object Model - Home

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Have you ever wanted the power of the SharePoint object model but for remote SharePoint serversamp;63; This project wraps the SharePoint web services under a single .NET assembly allowing for quick and easy access to remote SharePoint servers without the mess.

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This site had the following in the web page, "Project Hosting for Open Source Software." We observed that the web site stated " By clicking Delete, all history, comments and attachments for this page will be deleted and cannot be restored." It also stated " Have you ever wanted the power of the SharePoint object model but for remote SharePoint servers? This project wraps the SharePoint web services under a single . NET assembly allowing for quick and easy access to remote SharePoint servers without the mess. Last edited Sep 26, 2010 at 418 PM."

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