Dear Florian,
Thanks for the quick response,
I already tried the queryresult with 2010 and I was very happy with what i
was getting as a way of manilupating my repo to give me any property i
wanted. but when i moved to my production repo which has SP2010. It
couldn't accept to execute the query and again it was throwing an
unauthorized expection. I am completely stuck on the query option in SP2010
and which is why I am finding ways to iterate through my repo using
getFolderTree and descendants. I don't know what I will do to make my
opencmis work with SP2010 on queries.
Thanks.
Neza
On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 11:13 AM, Florian Müller <f...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi Neza,
>
> Since getFolderTree and getDescendants are not supported by SharePoint you
> have to either walk through the hierarchy with getChildren or use a query
> ("SELECT * FROM cmis:documents").
> I would prefer the query over getChildren and would not advise to use
> getFolderTree or getDescendants even if it would be supported.
> (getDescendants delivers everything in your repository in one response if
> you call it on the root folder. Depending on your repository that can be a
> lot! I've seen getDescendants responses of a few hundred MB. It works but
> it took some time to generate the response on the server side and to read
> it on the client side. The overall user experience was ... not good).
>
> Using a query has the advantage that you can page the results and
> therefore deal with a really large number of documents in your repository.
> If you need Document objects instead of QueryResult objects, checkout the
> method Session.queryObjects(...).
>
>
> - Florian
>
>
>
> Hi Florian and opencmis devs
>>
>> I hope this email finds you well.
>> I have been trying use opencmis to try to navigate my sharepoint 2010
>> repository.
>> I was reading on the dev guide but Ic ouldn't see how to navigate and
>> see all documents on my repository.
>>
>> My request is:
>>
>> I am connecting to my repository in eclipse, I want to be able to view
>> all documents in the folders and subfolders on that root repository.
>> What I saw is that the getFolderTree capability seem to not be
>> supported in SP 2010. Is there any way for using the api to get all
>> documents for a root folder? I don't want to use the QueryResult.
>>
>> Any help will be appreciated. I really need to get that list of
>> documents.
>>
>> Thanks.
>> Neza
>>
>> On Fri, May 20, 2016 at 8:20 PM, Florian Müller <f...@apache.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Neza,
>>>
>>> SharePoint has its quirks and OpenCMIS provides workarounds for a
>>> few
>>> issues, but in general OpenCMIS is working fine with SharePoint.
>>>
>>> What authentication method are you using?
>>> Basic authentication and Kerberos are known to work (if correctly
>>> configured on the server side).
>>> NTLM is not working. At first glance it seem to work, but eventually
>>> HTTP POST requests (like query) will fail.
>>>
>>> - Florian
>>>
>>> Hi Devs and Florian,
>>>>
>>>> My name is Neza. I am writing request for your help in cmis.
>>>> I had tried using cmis workbench to query documents from the
>>>>
>>> alfresco side
>>>
>>>> and it work perfectly, but when I moved to the sharepoint side,
>>>>
>>> every
>>>
>>>> single thing i do in my query return a: Runtime: Unauthorized
>>>>
>>> exception. IT
>>>
>>>> seems that queried from sharepoint are not being interpreted. Even
>>>>
>>> if I do
>>>
>>>> something very basic lile:
>>>>
>>>> SELECT * from cmis:document.
>>>>
>>>> This have been running me crazy, I googled alot around since
>>>>
>>> monday and did
>>>
>>>> not et any answer to my case. A few suggestions but nothing let me
>>>>
>>> to the
>>>
>>>> solution.
>>>>
>>>> If you have already encountered this issue or can provide help, I
>>>>
>>> would
>>>
>>>> appreciate.
>>>> My cmis workbench is: 0.13.0 and SP 2010.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Neza
>>>>
>>>>
