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There were a few posts that I found interesting on Krichie – ……

Take a look at the code in the tool related to this posting, specifically at the ImportFilesToFolder() method.

Basically, you read the contents of the file into a buffer, then add it to the appropriate list/folder etc.

Funny you ask this question, because I’m actually starting a project that will monitor a folder and do a synch as you mention via a pull strategy.

Sure there are other applicaitons out there for this type of work, but I want to do it as an excercise and actually extend the idea behind SPIEFolder.

I’m brand new to Sharepoint from an api perspective and have been given an assignment that requires writing files (from a Windows network file share) to specific locations in a Sharepoint 2007 server. We’re using Ruby and Ruby on Rails as our web development environment. I’ve figured out how to read files from Sharepoint, but am having real troubles getting my arms around how to do the writes to Sharepoint. I’m thinking that maybe, rather than ‘pushing’ the files into Sharepoint, there’s a ‘pull’ strategy available where Sharepoint gets set up to monitor a (set of) directory(ies) and fetches them. Your thoughts?

Thanks,
Bill