Re: Sharepoint manipulation

With my brief experience with sharepoint, I recall being able to map a drive to the sharepoint 'attachments' directory (or equivalent) and being able to directly manipulate the filesystem that makes up sharepoint. IF you can do either map a drive or browse to the UNC, a simple file copy should work just fine.

--chargrill

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Re^2: Sharepoint manipulation by girarde (Hermit) on Jun 08, 2006 at 03:25 UTC
I'd be wary of this. Sharepoint does an awful lot with its SQL server, and shoving files around outside the 'normal' interface has not always done what I'd like. Does josephjohn even have UNC access to the SharePoint file system? Lots of SharePoint portals have content managers for site trees (e.g., y'r h'ble ob't) who are outside the firewall and can't do anything with UNC or mapped drives.	[reply]
Re^2: Sharepoint manipulation by josephjohn (Acolyte) on Jun 08, 2006 at 11:33 UTC
Just tried to upload files via UNC paths and it worked. Thanks a lot for the suggestion, chargrill. girarde, thanks for your suggestion on OLE too. i havent tried it, but will let you know the results if i get a chance.	[reply]