Solution for this problem is :

in the Run window type "Services.msc"  and start "Windows Audio" service.  This will resolve the streaming issue. 

Other way to give user access to your list for CRUD operation is by adding XSLT List View Web Part to your page.

In the Defaut.aspx of you App add the below code inside ContentPlaceHolderID="PlaceHolderMain".

<WebPartPages:WebPartZone runat="server" FrameType="TitleBarOnly" ID="dictionaryWebPartZone">

        <WebPartPages:XsltListViewWebPart ID="companyListView"

            runat="server" ListUrl="Lists/AHI-AcronymsStore" 

            NoDefaultStyle="TRUE" Title="Company Dictionary"

            Default="False"  PageSize="30"

            ViewContentTypeId="0x">

        </WebPartPages:XsltListViewWebPart>

    </WebPartPages:WebPartZone>

Before we start customizing the top bar lets get familiar with controls.

The top bar shows:

1. The Branding Title or Logo 

2. Suite Bar with Links i.e Newsfeed, SkyDrive, Site

3. Welcome Control

Suite bar is designed as an out-of-the-box delegate control.

Now I will explain adding my own link called Search to the Suite Bar.

1. Create a new SharePoint 2013 empty project named ProjectSuteBarCustomisation. Provide the site url.

2. Add reference to Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal dll

3. Add Feature with scope Farm

4. Add User Control named CustomSuiteBarLinks.ascx.

In the code behind add reference  to Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.WebControls dll.

Change the partial class to inherit from MySuiteLinksUserControl instead of UserControl.

Add the below code in the cs file which override the Render method to add the custom link.

public partial class CustomSuiteBarLinks : MySuiteLinksUserControl
    {
        readonly string linkText = "Search";
        readonly string linkNavigation = "https://bing.com";
        readonly string linkId = "lnkSearchLink";

        protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
        }

        protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer)
        {
            writer.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Style);
            writer.Write(".ms-core-suiteLinkList {display: inline-block;}");
            writer.RenderEndTag();
            writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Class, "ms-core-suiteLinkList");
            writer.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Ul);
            RenderSuiteLink(writer, linkNavigation, linkText, linkId, false);
            writer.RenderEndTag();
            base.Render(writer);
        }
    }    

5. Add an Empty Element File and name it CustomSuiteLinkDelegate

6. Add the below code to the CustomSuiteLinkDelegate xml file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Elements xmlns="https://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/">
  <Control Id="CustomSuiteLinkDelegate"
  Sequence="90"  ControlSrc="~/_ControlTemplates/15/ProjectSuteBarCustomisation/CustomSuiteBarLinks.ascx" />
</Elements>

7. Deploy the solution.

The below code demonstrates the use of xml data as input and converting xml data into temporary table.

Declare @xmlData xml = '<Root><ParentElement GuidanceKitId="4ffbfee7-0878-4c67-9003-89e0b29b4684" LocaleId="920"></ParentElement><ParentElement GuidanceKitId="d65ddd7d-cb99-e111-96e5-00155d16e526" LocaleId="123"></ParentElement></Root>'

DECLARE @handle INT;

EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @handle OUTPUT, @xmlData;

        SELECT 

                cast(GuidanceKitId as uniqueidentifier) GuidanceKitId,                                                 

                cast(LocaleId as int) LocaleId,

                5 GuidanceKitRowId -- Constant Column

        INTO #TmpTable

        FROM 

        OPENXML (    @handle    ,'/Root/ParentElement'    ,1    )

        WITH 

        (

                GuidanceKitId uniqueidentifier,                

                LocaleId int

        )R

select * from #TmpTable

Result:

1. Getting Id of the Checkbox in JavaScript

The below code snippet demonstrates toggling : On selecting one checkbox the other checkbox if selected gets unselected and vice-versa.

   1: <script type="text/javascript" language=javascript>

   2:  

   3:     function fn() {

   4:         var checkbox = document.getElementById('<%= cbx1.ClientID %>');

   5:         if (checkbox != null && checkbox.checked == true) {

   6:             var checkbox2 = document.getElementById('<%= cbx2.ClientID %>');

   7:             if (checkbox2 != null && checkbox.checked == true) {

   8:                 checkbox2.checked = false;

   9:             }

  10:         }

  11:     }

  12:  

  13:     function fn2() {

  14:         var checkbox = document.getElementById('<%= cbx2.ClientID %>');

  15:         if (checkbox != null && checkbox.checked == true) {

  16:             var checkbox2 = document.getElementById('<%= cbx1.ClientID %>');

  17:             if (checkbox2 != null && checkbox.checked == true) {

  18:                 checkbox2.checked = false;

  19:             }

  20:         }

  21:     }

  22:  

  23: </script>

  24:  

  25: <asp:CheckBox ID="cbx1" onclick="fn()" runat="server" />

  26: <asp:CheckBox ID="cbx2" onclick="fn2()" runat="server" />

The below steps explain enabling Win 7 look and feel on Windows Server 2008.

Step 1:

Go to  Start Button –> Right click on Computer –> Click on Properties –> Click on Advanced System Settings on right side.

System Properties window will open. On Advanced Tab click on Settings button for Performance category.

Select the radio button for the Option “Adjust for best appearance” and click Ok.

Step 2:

Go to Server Manager –> Select Feature –> Click on Add Features

Enable the Desktop Experience Option by Selecting the check box. After selecting click next and then the install button.

Step 3:

Open the run window and type Services.msc. This opens the services window. Navigate to Themes service. Double click on it. Set the Start Type Option to Automatic and Start the Service.

Step 4:

You are ready to use Windows 7 Themes. Right Click on Desktop and click Personalize.

Select Aero Themes. More themes can be downloaded from https://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/personalize/themes.

The below code can be re-used as is for creating any number of Site Collections and Sub sites.

The code is provided for two of the scenarios:

Case 1: Creating Site Collection and Sub Sites Inside It

Case 2: Adding Sub Site to already existing Site Collection/Sub Site

Step 1: Microsoft.SharePoint DLL should be added in the References Folder

Step 2:

Add the reference of below Classes:

using Microsoft.SharePoint;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration;

Step 3:

Case 1: Code to Create Site Collection and Sub Sites inside it.

Any number of Site Collection and Sub sites can be created on putting the below code in a loop.

The below sample code will create one site collection and one sub site inside it.

try 
 { 
 
 SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges( 
 delegate 
 { 
 // Provide the Web Application URL under which all site collection and sub sites needs to be provisioned 
 string webApplicationUrl = "https://hpsweb:3030/"; 
 
 /* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ 
 // For Creating HR Site Collection 
 
 string relativeUrl = "/sites/hr"; 
 string siteTitle = "HR Site"; 
 string siteDescription = "WElcome to HR Site Collection"; 
 uint languageCode = 1033; // 1033 is the code for english 
 string siteTemplate = "BLANKINTERNET#0"; 
 string primaryAdmin = @"Hpsintegration\Administrator"; // Domain followed by Network Id/Alias 
 string secondaryAdmin = @"Hpsintegration\Administrator2"; //Domain followed by Network Id/Alias. If Secondary Admin is not required then assign Null 
 
 /* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ 
 
 
 SPWebApplication objWebApplication = SPWebApplication.Lookup(new Uri(webApplicationUrl)); 
 
 using (SPSite mySiteCollection = objWebApplication.Sites.Add(relativeUrl, siteTitle, siteDescription, languageCode, siteTemplate, primaryAdmin, string.Empty, string.Empty, secondaryAdmin, string.Empty, string.Empty)) 
 { 
 /* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ 
 // For Creating Benifits Sub Site inside HR Site Collection 
 
 string subSiteTitle = "Benifits"; 
 string subSiteDescription = "Employee Benifits"; 
 string subSiteRelativeUrl = "/sites/hr/benifits"; // Benifits Sub Site will get added to the HR site collection 
 
 /* --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ 
 
 using (SPWeb web = mySiteCollection.AllWebs.Add(subSiteRelativeUrl, subSiteTitle, subSiteDescription, languageCode, siteTemplate, false, false)) ; 
 
 } 
 }); 
 } 
 catch (Exception ex) 
 { 
 }

Step 3:

Case 2: Code to Create a Site inside a Site Collection

Any number of Sub sites can be added by putting the below code in a loop.

The below sample code will create one sub site inside a site collection. Pre requisite: Site Collection should exist under which sub site needs to be added.

 try 
 { 
 
 SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges( 
 delegate 
 { 
 string webApplicationUrl = "https://hpsweb:3030/"; // Web Application URL 
 string parentSiteUrl = "/sites/hr"; // URL under which to create sub site 
 
 string requestSiteUrl = "/sites/hr/compensation"; // New sub site to add 
 string siteTitle = "Compensation"; 
 string siteDescription = "Compensation Details"; 
 uint languageCode = 1033; // 1033 is the code for english 
 string siteTemplate = "BLANKINTERNET#0"; 
 
 parentSiteUrl = parentSiteUrl.TrimStart('/'); 
 string requestUrl = String.Concat(webApplicationUrl, parentSiteUrl); 
 
 using (SPSite objSiteCollection = new SPSite(requestUrl)) 
 { 
 using (SPWeb web = objSiteCollection.AllWebs.Add(requestSiteUrl, siteTitle, siteDescription, languageCode, siteTemplate, false, false)); 
 } 
 }); 
 } 
 catch 
 { 
 throw; 
 }

The scenario can be achieved through reflection. The code is given below.

splist -> The Document Library List

webpartID -> Id of the Document Web Part added to the page 

private static void SetToolbar(SPList splist, string webpartID) 
{ 
 SPWeb web = splist.ParentWeb; 
 SPLimitedWebPartManager manager = web.GetLimitedWebPartManager("default.aspx", System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.PersonalizationScope.Shared); 
 SPLimitedWebPartCollection webPartColl = manager.WebParts; 
 XsltListViewWebPart wp = webPartColl[webpartID] as XsltListViewWebPart; 
 
 if (wp != null) 
 { 
 MethodInfo ensureViewMethod = wp.GetType().GetMethod("EnsureView", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic); 
 object[] ensureViewParams = { }; 
 ensureViewMethod.Invoke(wp, ensureViewParams); 
 FieldInfo viewFieldInfo = wp.GetType().GetField("view", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance); 
 SPView view = viewFieldInfo.GetValue(wp) as SPView; 
 Type[] toolbarMethodParamTypes = { Type.GetType("System.String") }; 
 MethodInfo setToolbarTypeMethod = view.GetType().GetMethod("SetToolbarType", BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic, null, toolbarMethodParamTypes, null); 
 object[] setToolbarParam = { "ShowToolbar" }; 
 setToolbarTypeMethod.Invoke(view, setToolbarParam); 
 view.Update(); 
 } 
 }