SharePoint item attachments are an easy way to handle files associated with list items. In this post I will demonstrate how to get to the attachments through client-side code.
The SharePoint Client Object Model (SPCOM) allows us to work with ShaePoint from the client side. SPCOM is basically a web service wrapper, exposing much of the existing web services functionality through nice classes. A few features are unfortunately either missing or just inconvenient through the SPCOM, in which case we need to revert to the old web services way. List item attachments is such a case.
The SharePoint Client Object Model (SPCOM) allows us to work with ShaePoint from the client side. SPCOM is basically a web service wrapper, exposing much of the existing web services functionality through nice classes. A few features are unfortunately either missing or just inconvenient through the SPCOM, in which case we need to revert to the old web services way. List item attachments is such a case.
