Re: Accessing Sharepoint file

2008-08-29 Thread Vamsi Pappu
Hi dave,

Thanks for your prompt response, but I am not able to test the scenario, can 
you tel me some wht detailed?
All I need to do is to get the sharepoint document into our local using CF.

Thanks,
Vamsi
 Hi,
 
 My mission is to copy the file directly from a sharepoint directory 
 (which can only be accessed through url path like 
 http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc) into the coldfusion 
 application server path (defined by mapping)
 
 Issue is I tried using the cffile tag for it but I guess cffile 
 doesn't handle the url path like (http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.
 doc), so I went with cfhttp to resolve the url and get the content.
 
 I am able to pass through all the syntax issues but it gives me an 
 error saying you are not authenticated, actually there are no 
 credentials set on the sharepoint server even though it gives me with 
 the error message.
 
 I'd appreciate if any one has a solution for this?
 
 Thanks  Regards,
 Vamsi
 


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Re: Accessing Sharepoint file

2008-08-29 Thread Aaron Rouse
Are you sure that SharePoint when going to the URL via the browser is not
picking up the user already  being authenticated? If using IE typically
SharePoint will see who you are but if using FireFox I believe it always
prompts to authenticate, so that might be something to test out because it
could explain why the CFHTTP is failing to authenticate.

On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 1:20 PM, Vamsi Pappu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi dave,

 Thanks for your prompt response, but I am not able to test the scenario,
 can you tel me some wht detailed?
 All I need to do is to get the sharepoint document into our local using CF.

 Thanks,
 Vamsi
  Hi,
 
  My mission is to copy the file directly from a sharepoint directory
  (which can only be accessed through url path like
  http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc) into the coldfusion
  application server path (defined by mapping)
 
  Issue is I tried using the cffile tag for it but I guess cffile
  doesn't handle the url path like (http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.
  doc), so I went with cfhttp to resolve the url and get the content.
 
  I am able to pass through all the syntax issues but it gives me an
  error saying you are not authenticated, actually there are no
  credentials set on the sharepoint server even though it gives me with
  the error message.
 
  I'd appreciate if any one has a solution for this?
 
  Thanks  Regards,
  Vamsi
 


 

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Accessing Sharepoint file

2008-08-20 Thread Vamsi Pappu
Hi,

My mission is to copy the file directly from a sharepoint directory (which can 
only be accessed through url path like 
http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc) into the coldfusion application 
server path (defined by mapping)

Issue is I tried using the cffile tag for it but I guess cffile doesn't handle 
the url path like (http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc), so I went with 
cfhttp to resolve the url and get the content.

I am able to pass through all the syntax issues but it gives me an error saying 
you are not authenticated, actually there are no credentials set on the 
sharepoint server even though it gives me with the error message.

I'd appreciate if any one has a solution for this?

Thanks  Regards,
Vamsi



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RE: Accessing Sharepoint file

2008-08-20 Thread Dave Watts
 My mission is to copy the file directly from a sharepoint 
 directory (which can only be accessed through url path like 
 http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc) into the coldfusion 
 application server path (defined by mapping)
 
 Issue is I tried using the cffile tag for it but I guess 
 cffile doesn't handle the url path like 
 (http://sharepointserver/docs/getfile.doc), so I went with 
 cfhttp to resolve the url and get the content.
 
 I am able to pass through all the syntax issues but it gives 
 me an error saying you are not authenticated, actually 
 there are no credentials set on the sharepoint server even 
 though it gives me with the error message.

If you can get something via an HTTP request from a browser, but you can't
do the same with CFHTTP, you need to compare the two HTTP requests and see
what's different between them. You can use a packet sniffer or a recording
proxy to examine HTTP traffic.

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