I am looking to integrate BizTalk 2010 with google drive to do the basic operations such as Create folders, upload files, share and change the permissions. Anyone has any idea about it?
BizTalk is primarily a messaging platform, not a folder / file management platform. You can send messages to file location, but any file or folder creation that goes further than writing the file will to custom. Perhaps BizTalk is not the best solution for that problem.
However; If you can mount your Google drive as a local file system, than you can let BizTalk work against the mounted filesystem.
This way you won't have to deal with all the specifics of the Google drive API, and you can focus on your BizTalk solution.
Alternatively, if you cannot mount the drive as a filesystem, just let BizTalk write to a local folder, and synch that folder with your Google drive.
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Can I create a connection on one computer or device that exposes my drive to the rest of my network as a network shared drive?
My specific use case is that I have an older scanner that is connected to my wife that scans files and can send them to an email address, or to a network shared location. I’m trying to get it to send files directly to my Google drive though. Is there any way I can have computer connect to drive that lets the rest of the network see it as a shared drive?
Google Drive integration into Windows means that there will be some folder that acts as the Google Drive drop folder.
That folder, typically under your Documents folder can be Shared:
Right-click
Properties
Sharing tab
Click Advanced Sharing
Check Share this folder
Click Permissions
Grant Everyone the Change permission
Good question, totally fits StackOverflow, and definitely shouldn't be closed.
Hi i'm trying to make my own cloud web service that uses python google drive API.
what i'm trying to make is basically cloud service but can also interact with Google Drive.
To do that, my web service users have to have their own 'storage.json' file in their server's virtual directory (which really stores in server).
when I somehow get my own 'storage.json' file, (I followd: https://developers.google.com/drive/api/v3/manage-uploads)
and upload 'storage.json' file to my directory like User1, upload and download with Google drive works just fine.
but my final goal is when my user doesn't have 'storage.json' file in their directory like User2, I want browser to pops up in User2's computer and User2 can follow the google's authentication flow and finally download 'storage.json' file into server's ~/User2/ directory.
Do you think this is possible? or if there are better ways, can you notice me? thank you
I have a project on Google App Scripts connected to my drive.
I was able to save and organize my files (from mail) and directories in the drive using the script.
now, I want to save the files to an FTP server and cannot find the References to do so.
how do I access an ftp server, create folders and upload files to them ?
thanks
It seems this is not possible. If you check this Class UrlFetchApp, app script only supports HTTP and HTTPS communication over the internet. A supporthing SO thread seems to confirm this.
The workaround to go from GAS -> FTP is as follows. I've been using this method for a number of years in production.
From apps script, save the file to google drive
Using Zapier, trigger to copy new filesfrom the google drive folder to a DropBox folder
Using Microsoft Flow, trigger to copy new files from the Dropbox folder to an FTP or SFTP location.
You can probably do step 3 in Zapier as well. I use Microsoft Flow because I already had a significant number of automated tasks setup there. For Step, 2, I use Zapier because MS flow does not yet have a built-in trigger available based on a new file being saved to google drive. You would have to make your own custom trigger using the google drive API's.
Suppose I want to write a tool which allows the user to copy a file from Dropbox to Google Drive but I don't want to download the file first to my server and then upload it to the drive. Is there a way where I can insert a file to drive by just providing a URL? I couldn't find anything in the documentation.
No.
Having said that, it isn't necessary to create a file on your server. You can buffer the content in memory.
I suppose you could send the access token to the client via a POST request. You'd have to encrypt it, of course, preferably SSL. Then the client could use the Drive SDK to upload the file directly from itself, completely bypassing your server.
In my packaged app I would like to open pdf's stored in local filesystem. I've managed to open them if I select them using chrome.fileSystem.chooseEntry, but I can't find a way to do the same if the filesnames are hard coded.
The idea behind is an app that manages book information and allows to open them if they are stored in the local filesystem. Thanks a lot!
This can't be done, for good reason. Packaged apps have a security model based on the open web. Web pages can't access your local files without your permission (i.e., without a "user gesture" or a specific user action such as going through a file chooser), and packaged apps have the same restriction.
You could import local files (again using a user gesture) into the HTML5 file system, or into chrome.syncFileSystem. Then you'd have gestureless access to the imported copies. Likewise, you could export from either of those file systems to the local file system, again with a user gesture. But the boundary between local files and your app's access to them is meant to be loud and explicit.