Cannot create list in SharePoint 2010 using Client Object Model?

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I am trying to utilize SharePoint 2010 Client Object Model to create a List based on a custom template. Here's my code: public void MakeList(string title, string listTemplateGUID, int localeIdentifier) { string message; string listUrl; ListTemplate template; ListCreationInformation listInfo; ListTemplateCollection templatesCollection; try { listUrl = title. Replace(spaceChar, string.

Empty); templatesCollection = clientContext.Site. GetCustomListTemplates(clientContext. Web); clientContext.

Load(templatesCollection); clientContext.ExecuteQuery(); foreach (ListTemplate t in templatesCollection) { if (t. InternalName == listTemplate) { template = t; break; } } listInfo = new ListCreationInformation(); listInfo. TemplateType = template.

ListTemplateTypeKind; //listInfo. TemplateFeatureId = template. FeatureId; listInfo.

Url = listUrl; listInfo. Title = title; listInfo. Description = string.

Empty; listInfo. QuickLaunchOption = QuickLaunchOptions. On; site.Lists.

Add(listInfo); clientContext.ExecuteQuery(); return RetrieveList(title, listUrl); } catch (ServerException ex) { //... } } A few unexpected things happen when this code is run: My template is derived from the default document library template. Now, the code above does not create the document library based on my template - it creates the default document library instead. If I uncomment the //listInfo.

TemplateFeatureId = template. FeatureId; the code throws the ServerException error: "Cannot complete this action. Please try again.

" If I place listInfo. TemplateFeatureId = template. FeatureId; before listInfo.

TemplateType = template. ListTemplateTypeKind; the end result is the same as under item 1 - the default document library is created. Could anyone please help me realize what am I doing wrong?

Thanks. Sharepoint2010 link|improve this question asked May 19 '10 at 15:31Boris1,2131233 87% accept rate.

Duplicate of social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/shar... – Rob Windsor May 21 '10 at 15:47.

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