by admin | Feb 20, 2017
The SharePoint Content Organizer Feature
Speaker – Mike Smith
Often it is not clear to our users where they should be uploading files. The Content Organizer Feature is used to create metadata based rules to automatically move content from a “drop off library” to the correct library.
In this session we will see how the Content Organizer:
- Can route documents to the correct folder or library.
- Lets you create rules to move documents based on Content Type or the values of a property.
- Can move documents to the Drop Off library for automatic routing, even when users upload them to the wrong libraries.
- Manages folder size to prevent exceeding the List View Threshold limits.
- Can allow for duplicate named documents by appending a unique ID to the end of the file name.
by admin | Nov 14, 2016
Join Mike Smith For his topic Accessing RESTful Web Services from PowerShell at the Cincinnati PowerShell User Group!
Accessing RESTful Web Services from PowerShell
PowerShell has cmdlets for just about every on premise system you support. What happens when you need to access cloud based, non-Microsoft applications? Sometimes you need to do things where there are no available cmdlets. Many of your on premise browser based systems and many internet based systems offer RESTful web service APIs that can be access by C# code, JavaScript and PowerShell. In this presentation we will explore using PowerShell to access RESTful web services to query, insert, update and delete “things”!
Bio
Mike Smith is a Senior Technical Instructor at MAX Technical Training in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has worn many IT hats over the last thirty five years including business owner, developer, technical writer, trainer, DBA and consultant. Mike is a seven-time SharePoint MVP and a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) with many other MC* Certifications. He specializes in SharePoint, SQL Server, PowerShell and .NET development and is a member of the Cincinnati SharePoint User Group leadership team. Mike is the author of two SharePoint books and has authored over 150 training/courseware titles with twelve titles currently published in the Microsoft Courseware Library, including a PowerShell class.
