Chary Sharepoint

CSOM(Client Side Object Model) Client Object Model was introduced in SharePoint 2010. There are basically 3 "flavors" of the Client Object Model: .NET, Silverlight and JavaScript (ECMAScript) The Main advantage of the CSOM is that you do not need to be on the Server to use them in your program. The .NET client object model can be used in any Desktop or Web Client. The Silverlight CSOM can be used in Silverlight applications and you can call the JS Client Object Model directly from your web pages. Client side object model is more developer friendly and the effort that we put to build development environment will be completely eliminated in this model. SSOM(Server Side Object Model) Server-side object model can use only C# or Visual Basic to communicate with SharePoint objects like Lists and libraries. SharePoint has to be installed on the machine where the development activities are taking place. This model will use Microsoft.SharePoint.DLL and must be deployed on same farm.