quantr-research / Sharepoint-Java-API

Sharepoint Java API (Restful)

Sharepoint Java API

This library is calling SharePoint restful API https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn499819.aspx

Why make this library

Calling SharePoint restful api using java is not that simple, first need to get the request token, secondly you need to get the rtfa and FedAuth keys. Now if you calling http-get methods, you need to stuck those keys into cookies. If you are calling http-post methods, you need to get the X-RequestDigest key from other request first, so it would be very very trouble and this library handled all these for you

Who are we

We are quantr development team, we are a sharepoint dev company http://www.quantr.hk

Example

https://github.com/quantr-research/Sharepoint-Java-API/blob/master/src/test/java/hk/quantr/sharepoint/TestSPOnline.java

Compile

This library rely on peter-swing library https://github.com/mcheung63/peter-swing

1. git clone https://github.com/mcheung63/peter-swing.git
2. cd peter-swing
3. mvn clean install
4. cd ..
5. cd Sharepoint-Java-API
6. mvn clean package
7. The compiled jar file is in target folder, you can use it in your project now

Becareful

Please encode the parameter yourself:

There is space in the parameter, so dont just pass it -> String jsonString = SPOnline.get(token, serverInfo.domain, serverInfo.path + "/_api/web/lists?$select=ID,Title&$filter=basetype eq 1&$orderby=title");

do:

Encode it : String jsonString = SPOnline.get(token, serverInfo.domain, serverInfo.path + "/_api/web/lists?$select=ID,Title&$filter=" + URLEncoder.encode("basetype eq 1", "utf-8") + "&$orderby=title");