CSOM tenant API support on-premise
A while ago I tried out the CSOM tenant API on-premise with SharePoint 2013.
I then thought that I wasn’t able to get it working.
Then “Vesku” published a new blog on this matter:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vesku/archive/2015/12/04/sharepoint-tenant-csom-object-support-in-sharepoint-2013-and-2016.aspx
It appears that only a limited set of the tenant CSOM API is supported on-premise. For example, I tried to read the app catalog, but that does not work.
He writes:
Resulting in the exception:
But, this does work:
Bottom-line I managed to get the maximal achievable result on-premise after all..
Is there a DSC script available to activate the tenant API? ;)
Then “Vesku” published a new blog on this matter:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vesku/archive/2015/12/04/sharepoint-tenant-csom-object-support-in-sharepoint-2013-and-2016.aspx
It appears that only a limited set of the tenant CSOM API is supported on-premise. For example, I tried to read the app catalog, but that does not work.
He writes:
All other methods of the Tenant object are not supported and will cause for exceptions due dependencies on site subscription, which typically does not exist in the on-premises deployment.Therefore, this fragment does not work:
# http://zimmergren.net/technical/office-365-dev-tip-getting-all-apps-from-your-tenant-app-catalog-using-the-office-365-csom-api $coll = $tenant.GetAppInfoByName([string]::Empty) $tenant.Context.Load($coll) $tenant.Context.ExecuteQuery()
Resulting in the exception:
Exception calling "ExecuteQuery" with "0" argument(s): "The method GetAppInfoByName does not exist."
But, this does work:
$site = $tenant.GetSiteByUrl($siteUrl) $ctx.Load($site) $ctx.ExecuteQuery() $site.Id
Bottom-line I managed to get the maximal achievable result on-premise after all..
Is there a DSC script available to activate the tenant API? ;)
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