I need to push and pull files into a internal corporate sharepoint. I've never worked with a sharepoint before so forgive the questions. I downloaded the cpan module SharePoint::SOAPHandler. So, here is the sharepoint url:


https://operations.web.myworksite.com/sites/CAPCOET3/jim/SitePages/Home.aspx

So, the entries would include:
my $sharepointobj = SharePoint::SOAPHandler ->new;
$sharepointobj ->sp_creds_domain(’operations.web.myworksite.com:443′);
$sharepointobj ->sp_creds_user(’DOMAIN_NAME_CAPS\username’);
$sharepointobj ->sp_creds_password(’some_password’);

print “$_\n” for @{$sharepointobj ->fdls(”, ‘Shared_Documents’)};

Can anyone help filling out these fields based on the url above. Or if the SharePoint::SOAPHandler module is not the way to go maybe advice on the soap call. After googling I found that you can access the sharepoint like a windows share. I have samba working with linux to access windows shares, but haven't been able to do it here. Anyone know if that would be correct. Thanks.

In reply to SharePoint copy files with perl by jamesgerard1964

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