tfs-sdk

I'm redesigning a control that lists the contents (files and folders) under a given TFS path. The tricky part is that I don't want to create a workspace for achieving this, as my intention is just to list the contents and display the history of a selected item. The current implementation creates a local workspace mapping in the background to achieve this, is this needed? Can I attain this without a local workspace mapping? Thanks Joe. Use GetItems , which does not require a workspace. For example: TeamFoundationServer tfs = new TeamFoundationServer("http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection");

I'm working on TFS API, I don't know that TFS API have any things like LIMIT keyword or no.I need it for paging. Thanks There is nothing equivalent to the SQL LIMIT keyword in TFS WIQL, you will need to implement the paging yourself. One approach would be to retrieve all the results on the first access, and cache them and page them yourself. Another approach would be to dynamically construct the WIQL query each time your user pages. For example: Run a WIQL query to return just the work item ID's that match the query. SELECT [System.Id] FROM WorkItems WHERE <conditions> Cache that list of IDs

I have a number of build definitions that get executed based upon a single branch in TFS (eg Main). I'd like to (somehow) query TFS to find all builds containing a specific changeset number that I supply, and return a list of string of the names of the builds that TFS contains. Any kind of app (VS extension, CLI app, winforms, whatever) will do. Note: this isn't a 'plz give me the code' request; I'm willing to hoof it and do serious work on this. Any pointers to documentation on how to query the database or SDK, or an example of how to query builds; just some place to start looking would be

I'm using the TFS API to connect to Team Foundation Server. In the Server URI , I'm passing the hostname of the server. Me getting a Bad URI format error. teamFoundationServer = new TfsTeamProjectCollection(new Uri(this.Server,UriKind.Absolute), this.Credentials); teamFoundationServer.EnsureAuthenticated(); I think you need the URL of the Team Project Collection, not just the server, probably: http://server:8080/tfs/collection There is an example of connecting on MSDN but it iterates through all the project collections on the TFS instance, but with that example code you could examine