I am trying to add the Sharepoint connector in my Azure Logic App, but it is not showing up Under Choose an operation when I enter sharepoint as the search term. Does anyone know why this connector is currently unavailable?
Can you please expand the search results. It's there,
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I am not able to see the SharePoint connector in Logic Apps to trigger. Can you please help me as I am stuck.
Trying to connect Logic Apps to Sharepoint list to trigger when an item is added or modified to list but I cannot see the Sharepoint connector itself.
As said by #Skin, sharepoint connector is available in Consumption Plan but if you are required to use standard plan make sure while searching you navigate to Azure tab where you can find the missing connector.
I am working on a migration from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint Online. Where inside the on-premises the customer has a configurable Web Part (Server-side of course), which allow users to do the following:-
Specify a connection string to connect to on-premises SQL server
Specify the Table or Stored Procedure or View to connect with.
optionally to pass a Parameter to the Database.
After that the web part will show the results from the database and allow the users to filter the data which will be shown in a tabular format.
Here is a screenshot of the web part setting:-
Here is a screenshot of a result from one web part instance:-
So can we build similar web part using SPFx? If the answer is Yes, then is there an available 3rd party web part we can benefit from? Finally , i am also open to other approaches to achieve our work other than build/using SPFx web part.
Please note that I am already aware that i can create API for the DB and connect SharePoint Online to On-prem DB using gateways.. but my main question is; how we can develop a dynamic web part (similar to the current on-prem web part), which allow us to show & filter data from on-prem database's Tables,Views & Stored procedure, by just specifying which components (table,view or Stored Procedure) we want to show the data from .. Is there a documentation to create such SPFx web part? or if there are 3rd part SPFx web part that we can benefit from?
You have two possibilities to solve this challenge:
If you only have the possibility to refactor this Farm Solutions
Web Part to SPFx, consider using a local data gateway to
help as an artifact to generate the connections from the local
environment to the cloud, and suddenly, you can persist these
registered connections into a restricted access SharePoint List (for example) and consume with a combo box. But if you
can't make progress with this approach, you'll need to consider the
2nd possibility (this one is more difficult);
Develop a Provider-Hosted SharePoint Add-In, which can be hosted on on-premises IIS and can connect to your various on-premises databases as a shared connection string in your example image above.
I've using Microsoft Graph Connector to pull On-prem SQL data into Microsoft Search (via Microsoft API), and then combine that with PnP Modern Search for query/filter results by selecting Graph as data source.
This feature is listed under MS Search & Intelligence. You can
Specify a connection string to connect to on-premises SQL server
Specify the Table or Stored Procedure or View to connect with
-- You define it in the PnP <Modern Search web part. Note that you can only filter/query/refinable if you've defined it in step 1 or 2 above.
I have an Azure Logic App which I use to connect to a couple of different SharePoint lists within the company I work for. I have been granted access to another SharePoint list within the company (access confirmed using browser), but this new SharePoint list does not show up in my Logic App SharePoint connector.
All of the Azure resources mentioned are in the same domain.
What could be preventing this one SharePoint list from showing up in my connector?
I test it in my side, I can access to the site but also can't see the site in my logic app. But, since we have the access to the site, so we can just copy the link to the logic app. Please refer to the steps below:
Go to the site page in browser and copy the site link.
Click "Enter custom value" and paste the link which we copied just now.
Then we can select the file under this site.
We currently have a simple requirement to present our users with a table of records. Each record has link to a PDF stored within Azure storage. We need to have our users be able to click on a record and be able to view (in line) the associated PDF.
We currently use SharePoint Online and cannot store the data within SharePoint itself (organisational policy).
Is it possible to create a SharePoint site/web part etc to do the above? We are scoping out options.
Yes, SharePoint has several ways to do that.
Your best bet may be a custom list with a custom URL column for the link to the PDFs. Then you can insert a list web part on a page.
This approach works with modern pages and with classic pages.
If you use a classic interface, you could also create an out of the box links list, but that list type does not have a web part for the modern experience, so it will only work on classic pages.
SPFx webpart can be inserted into modern page or classic page.
And you could call AD-secured APIs(custom service) in SPFx, so you could create a custom service host in Azure and consume from SPFx webpart.
Connect to Azure AD-secured APIs in SharePoint Framework solutions
Are there any Logic App connectors for Oracle Fusion ERP?
I've checked the Microsoft list and can only find the Oracle Database connector, which seems amazing.
Alternatively, has one one created a custom connector?
Seems you are looking Oracle Fusion ERP connector on azure logic app right?
Unfortunately it is not available right now.
But you can create custom connector on Azure Logic App as it has full customized functionality. You could integrate your API, manage your data type, set own business logic and many more. Let's have a look how you could create Custom Connector
Step:1
Browse to Azure portal and click on All services and search Custom connector Like below
Step:2
Select Logic Apps Custom Connector and Add your custom connector as you like. See the below screen shot.
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You can even check your Custom Connector validation on portal.
Note: If you need full process integration guidelines you could check here
If you still have any question please feel free to share. Thanks and happy coding!