Unable to get all fields of a list using GetListItems in sharepoint web services?

I figured it out. For some reason you must have a viewFields tag in the correct soap namespace. And within it a ViewFields tag (case is important).

Your ViewFields should contain all of the fields you want to return. Your Query should return the CAML query. The CAML query will determine the filter and sort.

A good tool to help with both the ViewFields and the CAML query is the U2U CAML Query Builder. I'm having trouble finding a link that works for that at the moment, so you might have to search some yourself or resort to someone else's CAML query tool. Kirk.

An element is identified by the combination of local name and namespace. With a diffrerent namespace, it's a different element, even if it has the same local name.

I am aware of that, what stumped me was that I had to have two tags with the same local name(but different case) inside each other, one with the soap namespace, and one without it. – Eirik Nygaard Mar 10 '09 at 13:04 FYI, XML is case-sensitive. With a different case, it's a different local name, hence a different name.

– John Saunders Mar 10 '09 at 13:09.

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