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Dsmith: /* How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint */

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How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint

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	As mentioned earlier, Grooper connects to Document Libraries in SharePoint to map fields in a data model to properties of a Document Library. First, we need to make a Document Library and set up its properties.		As mentioned earlier, Grooper connects to Document Libraries in SharePoint to map fields in a data model to properties of a Document Library. First, we need to make a Document Library and set up its properties.


			[https://app.supademo.com/demo/cm9ct2cox47i6pxcbko7wluuq Click here for an interactive walkthrough]

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Dsmith: /* How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection */

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How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection

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

			[https://app.supademo.com/demo/cm9bnzgnm3gampxcbfhbe27ss Click here for an interactive walkthrough]

	# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the '''Project''' (or '''Folder''') where you want to add the '''''CMIS Connection Type'''''		# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the '''Project''' (or '''Folder''') where you want to add the '''''CMIS Connection Type'''''
	# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."		# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."

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	== How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection ==		== How To: Set Up a SharePoint Connection ==
	# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the Project (or Folder) where you want to add the CMIS Connection Type		# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the '''Project''' (or '''Folder''') where you want to add the '''''CMIS Connection Type'''''
	# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."		# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."
	# Within the Add window, name your CMIS Connection.		# Within the Add window, name your '''CMIS Connection'''.
	#* For this example, we've named ours 'SharePoint', after its Connection Type.		#* For this example, we've named ours 'SharePoint', after its '''''Connection Type'''''.
	# Click Execute to create.		# Click Execute to create.
	# Within your newly created CMIS Connection, expand the dropdown menu on the Connection Settings tab.		# Within your newly created '''CMIS Connection''', expand the dropdown menu on the Connection Settings tab.
	# Select the SharePoint option.		# Select the SharePoint option.
	# Enter the Base URL which will connect Grooper to your SharePoint site.		# Enter the '''''Base URL''''' which will connect Grooper to your SharePoint site.
	# Select your Authentication Method.		# Select your '''''Authentication Method'''''.
	#* If your URL is secure, then OAuth may be the only Authentication Method available. In order to use OAuth, you will need to save, log in via Authentication sub-property, then save once more.		#* If your URL is secure, then OAuth may be the only '''''Authentication Method''''' available. In order to use OAuth, you will need to save, log in via '''''Authentication''''' sub-property, then save once more.
	#* If using an unsecure URL, then you will select from the following Authentication Methods:		#* If using an unsecure URL, then you will select from the following Authentication Methods:
	#** Anonymous Authentication		#** '''''Anonymous Authentication'''''
	#** Auto Authentication		#** '''''Auto Authentication'''''
	#** Basic Authentication		#** '''''Basic Authentication'''''
	#** NTLM Authentication		#** '''''NTLM Authentication'''''
	# If necessary, turn the Subsites property from False to True.		# If necessary, turn the '''''Subsites''''' property from False to True.
	#* This will enable Grooper to access any subsites that your SharePoint connection has.		#* This will enable Grooper to access any subsites that your SharePoint connection has.
	# Click the List Repositories button to display all available, connected Repositories.		# Click the List Repositories button to display all available, connected '''Repositories'''.
	# From the list, select the Repository you wish to import.		# From the list, select the '''Repository''' you wish to import.
	# Click the Import Repositories button.		# Click the Import Repositories button.
	# Ensure you have selected the desired Repository and click Execute.		# Ensure you have selected the desired '''Repository''' and click Execute.
	# Once successfully imported, the Repository will appear in the Node Tree as a child Object of your CMIS Connection.		# Once successfully imported, the '''Repository''' will appear in the Node Tree as a child Object of your '''CMIS Connection''''.
	#* In addition, the Import Status on the CMIS Connection will turn from False to True.		#* In addition, the Import Status on the '''CMIS Connection''' will turn from False to True.

	== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==		== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==

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	# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the Project (or Folder) where you want to add the CMIS Connection Type		# Expand your Projects Folder and right-click the Project (or Folder) where you want to add the CMIS Connection Type
	# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."		# Select "Add", followed by "CMIS Connection..."
	#		# Within the Add window, name your CMIS Connection.
	#		#* For this example, we've named ours 'SharePoint', after its Connection Type.
	#		# Click Execute to create.
	#		# Within your newly created CMIS Connection, expand the dropdown menu on the Connection Settings tab.
	#		# Select the SharePoint option.
	#		# Enter the Base URL which will connect Grooper to your SharePoint site.
	#		# Select your Authentication Method.
	#		#* If your URL is secure, then OAuth may be the only Authentication Method available. In order to use OAuth, you will need to save, log in via Authentication sub-property, then save once more.
	#		#* If using an unsecure URL, then you will select from the following Authentication Methods:
	#		#** Anonymous Authentication
	#		#** Auto Authentication
	#		#** Basic Authentication
	#		#** NTLM Authentication
			# If necessary, turn the Subsites property from False to True.
	{\|		#* This will enable Grooper to access any subsites that your SharePoint connection has.
			# Click the List Repositories button to display all available, connected Repositories.
	~~[[File:2023_SharePoint_CMIS_Binding_How_To_Set_Up_a_SharePoint_Connection_Step_1_01~~.~~png]]~~		# From the list, select the Repository you wish to import.
			# Click the Import Repositories button.
	\|}		# Ensure you have selected the desired Repository and click Execute.
			# Once successfully imported, the Repository will appear in the Node Tree as a child Object of your CMIS Connection.
	{\|		#* In addition, the Import Status on the CMIS Connection will turn from False to True.
	~~[[File:2023_SharePoint_CMIS_Binding_How_To_Set_Up_a_SharePoint_Connection_Step_2_01~~.~~png]]~~
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	\|}

	{\|
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	\|}

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	\|}

	{\|

	~~[[File:2023_SharePoint_CMIS_Binding_How_To_Set_Up_a_SharePoint_Connection_Step_5_01~~.~~png]]~~

	\|}

	== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==		== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==

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	== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==		== How To: Set Up a Document Library in SharePoint ==

Randallkinard at 15:30, 22 November 2024

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	* [[CMIS Export]]		* [[CMIS Export]]
	* [[CMIS Import]]		* [[CMIS Import]]

	~~== Glossary ==~~
	~~<u><big>'''CMIS Connection Type'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS Connection Type}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''CMIS Connection'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS Connection}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''CMIS Export'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS Export}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''CMIS Import'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS Import}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''CMIS'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|CMIS}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''Export'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|Export}}~~

	~~<u><big>'''SharePoint'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary\|SharePoint}}~~

Randallkinard at 15:23, 27 August 2024

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 == About ==
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 * [[CMIS Export]]
 * [[CMIS Import]]

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 == 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.