- From: Joachim Feise <jfeise@ics.uci.edu>
- Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2002 23:42:18 -0800
- To: Michael Datuin <da2in@yahoo.com>
- CC: w3c-dist-auth@w3.org
Michael Datuin wrote: >Does anyone have any experience/knowledge on using >MS OLE DB Provider for Internet Publishing (aka, >Rosebud)? > >I'm looking for C/C++ (not VB) sample code that shows >how to open files from and save files to a MS web >folder. > >I've looked high and low on msdn.microsoft.com for >"understandable and useful" information regarding web >folders, but to no avail. The link to the sample >Sample1 program on the MS website for OLE DB Provider >for Internet Publishing doesn't even provide a link to >download the example!!! > >I found references to the WebFolder objects and such, >but all I want is a C/C++ example that I can use to >add >to my Win32 application. Are there any sample code >that shows how to open/save files with MS web >folders?!?!?! > >I've seen many requests for help regarding sample code >to programmatically (using C/C++) access MS web >folders, and MS web folders in general, but never any >responses. Frustrating! > I have used it in a commercial application. But it is rather painful to use and quite limited, so we are no longer using it and rolled our own library. Essentially, you need to use the interfaces specificed in the OLE DB 2.5 SDK: IRootBinder, IBindResource, IRowset, ICreateRow, etc. For example, for a PROPFIND, you get the IRootBinder interface, from that the IBindResource interface, then you call Bind on that, with a request for an IRowset interface. You can then use the standard OLE DB functions to operate on the rowset. File reading/writing is done through an IStream interface. So you have to think in database terms, and, of course, COM knowledge is required. -Joe
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