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Bypassing the Sharepoint Interface

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  1. BobW
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    On our corporate portal where our business processes are custom-programmed via an SQL database, we already capture metadata about new documentation projects - metadata such as project name, date due, authors, reviewers, and so forth. Our SQL database also contains all our document templates.

    By what methodology can we programmatically pass these parameters to Sharepoint, so that a new Sharepoint document library can be automatically, programmatically, configured for each new document project, document templates uploaded into the library, team member permissions configured, due dates placed in the Sharepoint project calendar, etc, all without requiring a human to physically configure these things via the Sharepoint interface?

    The purpose: use our legacy SQL system as a base, but seamlessly hop over to Sharepoint whenever document management, version control, check out/in, etc. is required, using Sharepoint as a kind of 'solution module' as needed.

    Posted 1 month ago #
  2. This might be a good place to start. This is the list of SharePoint web services that you can use to get most anything done programmatically:

    http://www.crsw.com/mark/sharepoint/Wiki%20Pages/SharePoint%20Web%20Services.aspx

    I'm no programmer, but I'm amazed at the possibilities with these web services.

    Laura Rogers
    http://spinsiders.com/laurar

    Posted 1 month ago #

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