I'd like to fetch some files from a SharePoint site, however I do not want to use the web services as a) I want to be compatible with both 2007 and 2010 and b) I'm not sure if Web Services can give me all files on a site.
SharePoint Designer can do that, and it seems to use FrontPage Server Extensions using _vti_bin/Author.dll. Also, I can access it in Windows using Map Network Drive -> Map Web Site, which I think is using WebDAV.
Is there any C# implementation of either a WebDAV Client or a Author.dll Client?
You could change this code to download. http://geek.hubkey.com/2007/10/upload-file-to-sharepoint-document.html. Just search around for different upload code and mess with it. I would give you my code for uploading files but I am on vacation and I promised myself that I would not log into work :). That link should get you pointed in the right direction.
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I working on a web project that needs to manage an SSRS server. Currently, I want to be able to upload a file to it but would like to do more in the future.
I've been doing research to find libraries or something that will allow me to do it but have only found https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162839.aspx
Thanks!
This is most commonly done using the web service exposed by SSRS:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152787.aspx
I'm new to the SharePoint 2013 .Net Client API. I want to programmatically crawl all of a SharePoint site. I want to fully extract lists, document, pages, everything!
Ideally I want to start with the root of the website and crawl everything from there.
Can someone give a high-level overview of the basic steps involved? For example, do I need to create a catalog, or can I simply crawl if I have the admin credentials?
I'm using C#, .Net 4.0, and the Client runtime API (not REST).
Some of the links that were helpful for me :
1. Crawling with Rest API or PowerShell - Start a crawl manually via SOAP or REST WebService
2. Recrawling using code - http://sebastian.expert/force-web-whole-list-library-re-crawled-search-sharepoint-2013-using-api/
I believe that everything in SharePoint lives under a List. Essentially, I fetch the Lists belonging to a Web and fetch all the ListItems from those. I ignore Folder and File collections as these are duplicates.
Below is the task i have to complete in a few weeks, my question is does anyone know of any tutorials or books which will be of use to me? I also only have little knowledge of C#.
You will design the relevant code in ASP.NET and C# so that you can
deploy a web role on Azure that can:
a) read in a zip file from input on the web page
b) uncompress the zip file which will have an executable, an
arbitrary list of arguments and data files
c) run the executable with the arguments (and hence read in the
data files).
d) store the output logs for access later.
You will test this by running a piece of code that reads in a set of
arguments which correspond to test files.
The executable will then read in the text files and then print them
out.
You will also have to design an appropriate UML to explain how the
different classes you have written interact.
You can deploy your service/role to Azure using Service Management API. Write a module which does the deployment and call this in your web.
Check these links that may help you.
Deploying An Azure Application
Publish Azure WebRole using Installer (like WIX)
About the Service Management API
The Windows Azure Accelerator for Web Roles makes it quick and easy
for you to deploy one or more websites across multiple Web Role
instances using Web Deploy. The accelerator includes a Visual Studio
project template that creates a Windows Azure web role to host one or
more websites.
Azure Tutorial; Be in cloud (Part 3) [Web Role]
Windows Azure and SQL Azure Tutorials - Tutorial 1: Using Windows Azure Web Role and Windows Azure Table Service
Check Azure in Action Book and it's content.
Hope these help you to get an idea that you want to implement.
That's hard homework: Upload a zip file to a cloud based server and run the .exe. Interesting...
Anyway, the Azure SDK is a great place to start. Also scan through Smarx's Cloud Cover shows. They cover pretty much everything.
Are there any free C# Asp.Net API's to host a server that has cloud capabilities.
All I really want is for users to be able to download Word Documents, The server marks it as locked. Then the user can edit and click "SAVE AS" And it saves it back to my server.
I dont want to use a third party server for this it.
The Microsoft .Net Framework is a free API that has cloud capabilities (ASP.Net).
You will have to implement the code to present the documents and lock them. And find a way to expose the server to the web.
Sounds like Sharepoint to me. A foundation version with the functionality you describe comes free with Small Business Server
I have just completed my first aspx/c# project using Visual Web Developer Express and consuming some custom controls and external web services. It runs fine on my development machine.
If I now want to test this on a shared hosting account, do I just upload all the files with the current project structure? Will there be any problem uploading the DLLs to a shared Windows hosting account? Anything I should be aware of or changes to be made to the code? Can anyone recommend a cheap and good provider (this is just for testing - no mssql required yet).
Thanks!
Does visual web developer have a "publish website" menu item under the Build menu?
If you want to pre-compile your site and publish it with all dependencies the easiest way I've found. You can then choose to publish it to either an FTP site or the file system. I usually choose the filesystem and then FTP it up myself to make sure I don't overwrite any config files.
If I'm working on a low volume site for a client and performance isn't a problem, I'll just upload my working directory right up to the server so I don't have to deliver the source code separately and I know they won't loose it.
Oh, and one other thing, if you don't configure it special, I would expect you will have to upload your site to the root directory of your hosting account. GoDaddy does have the ability to specify certain directorys as their own ASP.NET application. If you do that you can put your app in a sub-dir of your choosing.
-Al
It would depend on your website provider. You need to get one that supports the .NET runtime. Once you have that, then you simply upload your code and all should work. I personally use www.godaddy.com. You can see an example ASP.NET site hosted by them at www.chessbin.com.
I hope this helps.
Adam
The hosting companies may vary on what they require, but I would think a simple xcopy deploy would be sufficient for most. Here's a link to one that seems to have good prices (disclaimer: I have never used them)
http://www.reliablesite.net/v3/index.asp