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	<blockquote>		<blockquote>{{#lst:Glossary\|SharePoint}}</blockquote>
	~~The '''~~SharePoint~~''' Connection Type is a CMIS binding that connects to Microsoft SharePoint, providing access to content stored in Document Libraries and Picture Libraries.~~
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	Connectivity is compatible with both online and on-premises SharePoint deployments via the SharePoint REST API.		Connectivity is compatible with both online and on-premises SharePoint deployments via the SharePoint REST API.

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	== About ==		== About ==

	Microsoft SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. It is primarily a document management and storage platform, but it is highly configurable and its implementation varies from company to company. Grooper utilizes what SharePoint calls "Document Libraries" to import and export documents with property mappings. When you create a Document Library in SharePoint, not only do you have access to standard document properties like "Created By" or "Content Stream Length", but you can add custom ones as well. This allows Grooper to map fields from a data model onto documents within a Document Library.		Microsoft SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. It is primarily a document management and storage platform, but it is highly configurable and its implementation varies from company to company. Grooper utilizes what SharePoint calls "Document Libraries" to import and export documents with property mappings. When you create a Document Library in SharePoint, not only do you have access to standard document properties like "Created By" or "Content Stream Length", but you can add custom ones as well. This allows Grooper to map fields from a data model onto documents within a Document Library.

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	\|style="font-size:14pt"\|'''!'''\|\|Supported versions include SharePoint 2013 or higher. However, for SharePoint 2013, connections must be made to the root site. Connecting directly to a subsite is not supported.		\|style="font-size:14pt"\|'''!'''\|\|Supported versions include SharePoint 2013 or higher. However, for SharePoint 2013, connections must be made to the root site. Connecting directly to a subsite is not supported.
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			When querying a SharePoint repository, the <code>IN_FOLDER</code> predicate is not supported. You must use the <code>IN_TREE</code> predicate to search for documents in Document Library's folder structure.

			Also, be aware the <code>IN_TREE</code> search is recursive where <code>IN_FOLDER</code> is not. This means any subfolders will be queried as well as the targeted folder.
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			== Version Differences ==

			Connectivity to SharePoint sites via the SharePoint CMIS Binding is a new feature as of version 2.72!

	== How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection ==		== How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection ==