Re: Automatize copy in Sharepoint

Once the drive is mapped, you can now treat the SharePoint document library
as a normal drive!

With the warning that while it is probably safe enough to use this as a
normal drive for copying files in and out of Sharepoint, there have been
stories of data losses (or was it entire files) if the document was opened
from the logical drive and then saved back to the logical drive.

In other words whereas your technique is fine for solving the request, I
think you went just a bit too far in your final sentence !

Engelbert

"Shaun Dicker" <shaund@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:u4niyAjPGHA.4952@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,

You can create a mapped drive to a SharePoint document library, then use
the COPY command (via the command console) to copy files to and from the
document library.

From Windows Explorer, click File -> Map Network Drive. For the folder
name, enter the HTTP address to the document library and include
"/Document Library/" at the end, for example:
"http://myserver/sites/reports/Document Library/".

The "/Document Library/" bit is case sensitive and you must include the
last "/" in the path. Once the drive is mapped, you can now treat the
SharePoint document library as a normal drive!


Regards,
Shaun Dicker

www.shaundicker.com

amadeus wrote:
Hello group. I publish reports in a Sharepoint Server periodically and
wanted to automate the process, the server is administer by extern
company and they do not offer another alternative to me that to raise by
means of the navigator or to copy/paste with explorer (using apparently
WebDav)

The file that I generate monthly I want to let it in a folder with no
need drag manually through explorer... I Probe with a COPY command in
".cmd" to the Link that creates of the directory of the server but does
not work. Somebody knows alternatives to automate a publication? Thanks
for any suggestion


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