Invokes
a feature that SharePoint exposes as a web service action, such
as the Document Workspace getdwsdata action.
Extensibility tags, MS Office Integration tags.
<cfsharepoint
action="webservice action"
params="parameter structure"
domain="domain name"
name ="result variable name"
password="connection password"
userName="user ID"
wsdl="WSDL file path">
or
<cfsharepoint
action="webservice action"
params="parameter structure"
login = "credentials structure"
name ="result variable name"
wsdl="WSDL file path">
attributeCollection attribute
whose value is a structure. Specify the structure name in the attributeCollection attribute
and use the tag’s attribute names as structure keys.ColdFusion 9: Added tag.
Attribute |
Req/Opt |
Default |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Required |
|
The name of a web service action. See Usage for the list of service actions you can specify. |
|
Optional |
|
The domain name required to connect to the
SharePoint server. Required if you do not specify a |
|
Optional |
|
A structure containing user, password, and
domain login credentials to pass to the service. If you do not specify |
|
Optional |
|
Name of the result variable in which to put the data returned by the SharePoint service. |
|
Optional |
|
A structure containing names and values of the parameters to pass to the service. This attribute is required for any service that requires parameters. |
|
Optional |
|
The password required to connect to the
SharePoint server. Required if you do not specify a |
|
Optional |
|
The user name required to connect to the
SharePoint server. Required if you do not specify a |
|
Optional |
|
Path to the service wsdl file. Required to invoke an action that is not in the list of supported actions. See Usage for details. |
The cfsharepoint tag
invokes a Microsoft SharePoint web service. You call many SharePoint
web service actions by specifying the action name in the action attribute
and passing the web service parameters in the params attribute.
You access the services and methods that the cfsharepoint tag does
not support directly by specifying the service WSDL URLs in the wsdl attribute.
action attribute values
listed in the following tables. In nearly all cases, these are identical
to the SharePoint action names. Notes indicate where the attribute
values differ from the action names because multiple services have
the same action name.When
the cfsharepoint tag receives the results from
the SharePoint server and completes, the structure specified by
the name attribute contains the response. This
structure also has a ResultFlag entry containing
the value Success or Failure.
The entry value is Success if there is no Axis
Fault or an error is returned in the response, otherwise, the value
is Failure.
Document Workspace
cancreatedwsurl |
deletedwsfolder |
renamedws |
createdws |
finddwsdoc |
updatedwsdata |
createdwsfolder |
getdwsdata |
|
deletedws |
removedwsuser |
|
createdwsfolder and deletedwsfolder action
attribute values correspond to the createfolder and deletefolder actions
of the Document Workspace service.Imaging
delete |
getitemsbyids |
upload |
download |
listpicturelibrary |
|
getimaginglistitems |
rename |
|
getimaginglistitems action
attribute value correspond to the getlistitems action
of the Imaging service.Lists
addattachment |
getattachmentcollection |
updatelist |
addlist |
getlist |
updatelistitems |
deleteattachment |
getlistcollection |
|
deletelist |
getlistitems |
|
Search or spsearch
In Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, if the action attribute specifies any of the following actions, the spsearch.asmx web service is used to perform the search. In SharePoint Portal 2003 or 2007, search.asmx is used to perform the search. In Windows Sharepoint Services 2.0, an exception is thrown.
query |
registration |
queryex |
status |
UserGroup
addgrouptorole |
getgroupcollection |
removerole |
addrole |
getrolecollection |
removeusercollectionfromgroup |
addusercollectiontogroup |
getusercollectionfromrole |
removeuserfromgroup |
addusercollectiontorole |
getusercollectionfromrole |
|
addusertogroup |
getuserinfo |
|
Views
addview |
getview |
updateview |
deleteview |
getviewcollection |
|
Some
web service actions require parameters in a Microsoft data type
that does not correspond directly to a ColdFusion data type. The cfsharepoint tag automatically
converts between the Microsoft data types and the most appropriate
Java data types, which ColdFusion uses internally. The following
table lists the conversions, and indicates the corresponding ColdFusion
data type.
SharePoint data type |
ColdFusion Java data type |
|---|---|
XmlNode |
XMLNodeList - corresponds to a ColdFusion
XML object, for example created by passing an XML string to the |
ArrayOfString |
string array - corresponds to a ColdFusion array containing string data. |
UnsignedInt |
int - corresponds to a ColdFusion number that is an integer value |
ArrayOfUnsignedInt |
int array - corresponds to a ColdFusion array containing string data. |
The following example shows how you can manipulate lists and views. It requires resources on the SharePoint server that are not specified here.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>cfsharepoint Views Example</title>
</head>
<body>
<cfoutput>
Getting the list collection<br />
<!--- All login information is defined using variables in the Application.cfc file. --->
<cfsharepoint action="getlistcollection" login="#login#" name="result"/>
result.ResultFlag: #result.ResultFlag#<br><br>
Deleting mycustomlist from the collection, if it exists.<br>
<cfloop array=#result.lists# index="list">
<cfif list.Title EQ "mycustomlist">
<cfsharepoint action="deletelist" login="#login#"
name="result1" params="#{listname="mycustomlist"}#"/>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
Was anything deleted?
<cfif IsDefined("result1")>
<b>YES.</b> The result is:</b><br>
<cfdump var="#result1#"><br>
<cfelse>
<b>NO</b>
</cfif>
Adding a mycustomlist list<br />
<cfsharepoint action="addlist" login="#login#" name="result1"
params="#{listname="mycustomlist",
description="Adding a list via cfsharepoint",
templateid=100}#"/>
addlist result.ResultFlag: #result1.ResultFlag#<br><br>
<cfset viewFields = xmlparse("<ViewFields>
<FieldRef Name='Title'/>
<FieldRef Name='ID'/>
</ViewFields>")>
<cfset query = xmlparse("<Query>
<Where>
<Lt>
<FieldRef Name='ID'/>
<Value Type='Counter'>10</Value>
</Lt>
</Where>
<OrderBy>
<FieldRef Name='ID'/>
</OrderBy>
</Query>")>
<cfset rowlimit = xmlparse("<RowLimit Paged='True'>50</RowLimit>")>
Adding a myview1 view for the mycustomlist list<br />
<cfsharepoint action="addview" login="#login#" name="result"
params="#{listName="mycustomlist",viewname="myview1",
viewFields="#viewFields#", query="#query#",rowlimit="#rowlimit#",
type="grid",makeViewDefault=false}#"/>
addview result.ResultFlag: #result.ResultFlag#<br><br>
Adding a myview3 view for the mycustomlist list<br />
<cfsharepoint action="addview" login="#login#" name="result" params="#{listName="mycustomlist",viewname="myview3",viewFields="#viewFields#",
query="#query#",rowlimit="#rowlimit#",type="grid",makeViewDefault=false}#"/>
addview result.ResultFlag: #result.ResultFlag#<br><br>
Getting the updated mycustomlist view collection<br>
<cfsharepoint action="getviewcollection" login="#login#" name="result"
params="#{listName="mycustomlist"}#"/>
<b>getviewcollection result</b><br>
<cfdump var="#result#"><br />
The names of the collection's views:<br>
<cfloop array=#result.views# index=v>
<cfoutput>#v.displayname#<br></cfoutput>
</cfloop>
<br>
Deleting the list<br>
<cfsharepoint action="deletelist" login="#login#" name="result1" params="#{listname="mycustomlist"}#"/>
deletelist result.ResultFlag: #result1.ResultFlag#
</cfoutput>
</body>
</html>