Sharepoint metadata URL
I have a sharepoint server 2016 like the one I show in the attached image.
I want, through a java code, to read the metadata of the document notes.txt, but I do not know what url endpoint to use for it.
Can someone solve my doubt?
Thank you.
sharepoint-server metadata
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I have a sharepoint server 2016 like the one I show in the attached image.
I want, through a java code, to read the metadata of the document notes.txt, but I do not know what url endpoint to use for it.
Can someone solve my doubt?
Thank you.
sharepoint-server metadata
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
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add a comment |
I have a sharepoint server 2016 like the one I show in the attached image.
I want, through a java code, to read the metadata of the document notes.txt, but I do not know what url endpoint to use for it.
Can someone solve my doubt?
Thank you.
sharepoint-server metadata
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
404
I have a sharepoint server 2016 like the one I show in the attached image.
I want, through a java code, to read the metadata of the document notes.txt, but I do not know what url endpoint to use for it.
Can someone solve my doubt?
Thank you.
sharepoint-server metadata
sharepoint-server metadata
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
404
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
404
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
edited Feb 25 at 10:30
Ganesh Sanap
2,8823825
2,8823825
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
404
asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
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asked Feb 25 at 10:11
Jacobo RodríguezJacobo Rodríguez
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You can use the SharePoint REST API for files and folders to get the metadata (or content) of the file.
For your example, the server-relative endpoint URL would be:
The file with basic metadata:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')
The file content:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/$value
The list item metadata for the file:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/ListItemAllFields
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
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ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
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You can use the SharePoint REST API for files and folders to get the metadata (or content) of the file.
For your example, the server-relative endpoint URL would be:
The file with basic metadata:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')
The file content:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/$value
The list item metadata for the file:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/ListItemAllFields
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
|
show 3 more comments
You can use the SharePoint REST API for files and folders to get the metadata (or content) of the file.
For your example, the server-relative endpoint URL would be:
The file with basic metadata:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')
The file content:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/$value
The list item metadata for the file:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/ListItemAllFields
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
|
show 3 more comments
You can use the SharePoint REST API for files and folders to get the metadata (or content) of the file.
For your example, the server-relative endpoint URL would be:
The file with basic metadata:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')
The file content:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/$value
The list item metadata for the file:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/ListItemAllFields
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
You can use the SharePoint REST API for files and folders to get the metadata (or content) of the file.
For your example, the server-relative endpoint URL would be:
The file with basic metadata:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')
The file content:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/$value
The list item metadata for the file:
/my/personal/KIEWB/_api/web/getfilebyserverrelativeurl('/my/personal/KIEWB/Documentos compartidos/notas.txt')/ListItemAllFields
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
answered Feb 25 at 10:39
AnonAnon
7069
7069
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
|
show 3 more comments
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
ok, thank you.If I want to add metadata from an external application, should I use these endpoints as well?
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 10:52
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes. But of course you will also have to authenticate the user first before you are able to use the endpoint.
– Anon
Feb 25 at 11:00
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
Yes,I´ve already authenticated. Thank you
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 25 at 11:01
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
You will need the request/form digest and it would need a two-phase approach to update the data.
– vol7ron
Feb 25 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
I can do a get of the metadata, and I can also upload a file with my code, but if I try to change the value of a metadata, it shows me a 403 error. This is part of the code:
– Jacobo Rodríguez
Feb 28 at 15:34
|
show 3 more comments
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