In our previous post, we established a secure connection between SAP CPI and Microsoft SharePoint, setting the stage for seamless document management. Now, in Part 2, we take this integration a step further by creating a custom API to upload files directly to SharePoint. Using SAP CPI and API Management (APIM), we’ll show you how to build an HTTP endpoint that external applications can use to securely push files into SharePoint. This guide walks through every step, from configuring the integration flow to securing access with APIM—empowering your systems to effortlessly upload documents to SharePoint.
In our previous post, we established a secure connection between SAP CPI and Microsoft SharePoint, setting the stage for seamless document management. Now, in Part 2, we take this integration a step further by creating a custom API to upload files directly to SharePoint. Using SAP CPI and API Management (APIM), we’ll show you how to build an HTTP endpoint that external applications can use to securely push files into SharePoint. This guide walks through every step, from configuring the integration flow to securing access with APIM—empowering your systems to effortlessly upload documents to SharePoint. Read More Technology Blogs by Members articles
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