Hi Folks,
Firstly I Love your project and have been using Talend for some time now..
Anyway, I have become very active in a very exciting MS product maned SharePoint (it is now officially MS's fastest growing product). The product is a "monster" of an application. There are many aspects where I believe Talend's architecture would fit very well.
Has anyone brought this up before? Although I am fairly new with SharePoint, I would be willing to work with someone here to help. If there is interest please let me know.
Thank You,
Gus
Hi
This topic is so old, but I can't help you, Sowjanya, because I am not family with Sharepoint, hope Li_SpeedyG will come back to us and share his new idea.
Best regards
Shong
tFileFetch can be used to download file from SharePoint directly. Just follow the steps in the Component Guide, you can do this fairly quick.
I went one step further: apply tSoap to call SOAPaction GetListItems of webservice lists.asmx, and then port the response to a XML file. By parsing the XML using tFileInputXML, I get the list of URLs of all files in a SharePoint Doc lib folder. The final step is to iterate the list and supply the URL to tFileFetch so that all files can be downloaded. Set up a batch job to grab many folders and saved tons of clicks !
tFileFetch can be used to download file from SharePoint directly. Just follow the steps in the Component Guide, you can do this fairly quick. I went one step further: apply tSoap to call SOAPaction GetListItems of webservice lists.asmx, and then port the response to a XML file. By parsing the XML using tFileInputXML, I get the list of URLs of all files in a SharePoint Doc lib folder. The final step is to iterate the list and supply the URL to tFileFetch so that all files can be downloaded. Set up a batch job to grab many folders and saved tons of clicks !
Hi randyqin
Thanks very much for your knowledge and solutions! They are very helpful for users who want to integrate Talend with SharePoint.
Best regards
Shong
