Is there any tool or service provided by Google by which i can completely migrate my sharepoint site to google site ?
If it is not possible, then can i move folders directory from sharepoint to google drive ?
You could use the open with Explorer option to do this manually https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2629108. Or sync the library first, and copy the documents.
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There are many paid tools available to migrate content from Sharepoint to Sitecore like Kapow, Siteport etc. Are there any open source tools available to migrate content from Sharepoint intranet to Sitecore?
There is an integration services marketplace module that does data transformation, but not specific to Sharepoint. I haven't tried to use it to query for data from Sharepoint, but it is shared source so you can probably make it do what you need.
https://marketplace.sitecore.net/Modules/I/Integration_Services_Components_for_Sitecore.aspx?sc_lang=en
I have created a Nopcommerce CMS website via Azure websites gallery. Now I need to migrate the .sln file and databases to my PC to give the whole package for a friend. How to do this.
There are a couple of ways to do this.
You could just connect to your web site using an FTP Client (ie:
FileZilla) and just pull the files down that way, or
Use Site Control Management ("Kudu") to download a .zip of your web site.
I prefer #2. It's fast and easy.
Here are the steps for #2:
1). Navigate to your website using your browser.
2). Replace the URL in the browser to reference the Kudu companion site for your web site. For example, if your site is contoso.azurewebsites.net, change the URL to contoso.scm.azurewebsites.net.
If prompted to authenticate, sign-in using your Azure Subscription credentials.
3). From the Kudu menu, select the Debug Console -> CMD option.
4). Click the download link for the site folder. This will package the site up into a .zip file and start the download.
5). Extract the .zip on your local hard drive and you're on your way.
When I check in my modifications to Visual Studio Online, an automatic deployment of the Azure website is done.
Is there a way to just replace some files in the Azure website, without deploying the whole website?
You can login to the site via FTP. Or you can use ServerExplorer in VisualStudio 2013 and modify files there:
You can also use the Kudu Debug Console to change files in your site. Go to http:// [yoursite].scm.azurewebsites.net/DebugConsole and log in with your FTP credentials
If you have publishing profile for azure loaded in your website then It is possible to select just your aspx pages(for design changes) .Right click aspx page and publish.
In case of code changes,full project must be published as code goes into dll's.
We maintain a local SharePoint Intranet here at work. We have made the switch to Office 365 for our email services and are in the process of transitioning most of our local intranet Sharepoint site to the cloud service. Right now we use Costpoint to post employee pay stubs (pdf's) to a document library. The private document library permissions are set up as this:
Private Folder:Read permissions for all
Employee Folder > Paystubs Folder: "That" Employee access and "Utility" account access only.
The Utility account is the account Costpoint uses to post the pdf files to the private document libraries. At this point, instead of going in and trying to modify Costpoint, we want to continue posting the pdf's to the local intranet library, and then copy them to the SharePoint Online site with the same file structure and permissions in place.
What would be the best way to go about this. Powershell script? Or is there a tool that we can use to accomplish this? Would the script have to be run manually or can we run it automatically when the folders are updated with new information?
I am using a sharepoint Workspace between different people, so I'm basicaly syncing a folder between pc's. Now my question is if any of you know how to sync between pc's and a folder on a sharepoint site. I cannot seem to figure this out!
thank you for your help!
You need to create a document library on a SharePoint site and then give permissions (contribute or higher) to everyone who wants to share the files/folder. Once it's done, ask your users to navigate to the library on the SharePoint site and click on the "Sync to SharePoint Workspace" under library tab.
Alternatively, Once you are done assigning permissions to the document library (or just a folder in it), users can directly add the document library from the workspace quick launch for Sharing.
I suppose for your purpose you should use oneDrive instead of SharePoint workspace. Pay attention that oneDrive is available in office 2013 or office 365. In 2010 version it's named SkyDrive!
look at these links: Sync OneDrive for Business or site libraries to your computer
Overview of OneDrive