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How to deploy a sandbox solution using Powershell in SharePoint 2010

Posted by Vijai Anand in Articles | SharePoint on February 14, 2011

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How to deploy a sandbox solution using Powershell in SharePoint 2010.

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In this article we will be seeing how to add, install, uninstall and remove the sandbox solution using powershell commands.

Add a user solution to the site:

Add-SPUserSolution -LiteralPath "E:\Vijai\SandboxTest\SandboxTest\bin\Debug\SandboxTest.wsp" -Site http://servername:2012/sites/welcome/

Sandbox solution is added to the site successfully as shown in the following.

Install the user solution:

Install-SPUserSolution -Identity SandboxTest.wsp -Site http://servername:2012/sites/welcome/

Sandbox solution is activated successfully as shown in the following.

Uninstall the user solution:

Uninstall-SPUserSolution -Identity SandboxTest.wsp -Site http://servername:2012/sites/welcome/

Remove the user solution:

Remove-SPUserSolution -Identity SandboxTest.wsp -Site http://servername:2012/sites/welcome/

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