Newbie question for Sharepoints Webservices.

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Hi! I'm working to develop a program who can use Sharepoints webservices to upload a file to a documentfolder at a Sharepoint site. The Sharepoints webservices: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/spptsdk/html/soapnsMicrosoftSharePointSoapServer2_SV01043862.asp So far I have figured out to upload a picture to a picture library using the Upload method of the Imaging webservice. And I have figured out how to add a file to a list item using the AddAttachment method of the Lists webservice. ... But ... What I want is to upload a file to a document library. Do anyone have a good clue to how I do this? --- I've tried to search the net for any hint but I usually end up at the same page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/odc_SP2003_ta/html/ODC_WritingCustomWebServicesforSPPT.asp But that's useless because I'm not intending to write a custom web service. - Just only use those who allready exists!

lod · Answer

Sad so few who has given comments to this thread. What's wrong? Is my questions unclear? (Sorry english isn't my native language.) Or is it ended in the leave the too easy questions to others. - thinking that someone else would answer them. void? Did I post it in the wrong forum? Please tell me where I find a good forum about Web Services.

lod · Answer

From: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dno2k3ta/html/odc_OfOfficeSysandWSS.asp (Scrolling down to headline Documents and Windows SharePoint Services and onward) It tells to use the Office Object Models SaveAs with an URL ... and SURPRISE!!! it works! But ... well ... Though I haven't completely understand how this works (It maybe use WebDAV (What ever that is???)) ... it seems not to be through webservices ... or ? --- Do anybody know? --- Yes... I'm currently working on a plugin for Outlook. So it could be nice to be able to let the user navigate to where to put the document. The Office Object Model do have a FileDialog method but it is located (named?) different in each office part. So far I've found it in Word and Excel but not yet in Outlook... --- Where is it in Outlook? --- When clicking Save As in Outlook it is used ... so ... obvious ... it is there (Somewhere)! But still it seems not to be the best approach ... at least I haven't figured out to set the metadata (You know those SharePoint can use for sorting and categorizing (and users often forget to fill in!)) with this approach. --- How do I supply (or add) metadata with this SaveAs approach? --- Yes it requires too the ablilty to read which metadata the target Document Library uses.

lod · Answer

I've tried another appoach: (Here C# code) System.Net.WebClient WC = new WebClient(); WC.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; Byte[] b = WC.UploadFile(http://WeirdServerName/personal/WeirdUserName/Private Documents/ POST @D:\WeirdFileName.txt); MessageBox.Show(System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(b)); Which show a succes result but nothing arrives at the destination!? As far as I have figured out it requires a certain setting at the receiving server so if it is because it is disabled for Sharepoint then it again will require modification at the server-side. (Which I'll prefere to avoid.) Any better idea?