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Has anyone used Appian 7.2 to integrate with SharePoint2010 using WSDL and the &
ianc236
over 10 years ago
Has anyone used Appian 7.2 to integrate with SharePoint2010 using WSDL and the "Call Web Service" nodes; if so how did you achieve it; if so did you encounter any memory issues and how did you resolve them?
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shelzle
over 10 years ago
To clean up any used resources you can put the nodes in a sub process and delete it as soon as it completed. See tab "Data Management" on process model properties dialog.
Regarding SharePoint: Do you already have implemented any functionality you need? AFAIK there are at least 4 types of webservices to access SharePoint. (1) SOAP webservices provided by MS, (2) SOAP webservices provided by the Appian SharePoint addon, (3) XML-RPC (lists.asmx) provided by MS and I think SharePoint 2010 already provides some form of (4) REST interface.
(1) does not work because of crappy data definitions in the WSDLs
(2) works but does not provide much functionality and are rather old
(3) works using the HTTP request plugin. We use that way
(4) should work using HTTP request and JSON plugins. Will be our way to go
@ Appian PS: Could you please create a wiki page to document this topic.
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shelzle
over 10 years ago
To clean up any used resources you can put the nodes in a sub process and delete it as soon as it completed. See tab "Data Management" on process model properties dialog.
Regarding SharePoint: Do you already have implemented any functionality you need? AFAIK there are at least 4 types of webservices to access SharePoint. (1) SOAP webservices provided by MS, (2) SOAP webservices provided by the Appian SharePoint addon, (3) XML-RPC (lists.asmx) provided by MS and I think SharePoint 2010 already provides some form of (4) REST interface.
(1) does not work because of crappy data definitions in the WSDLs
(2) works but does not provide much functionality and are rather old
(3) works using the HTTP request plugin. We use that way
(4) should work using HTTP request and JSON plugins. Will be our way to go
@ Appian PS: Could you please create a wiki page to document this topic.
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