Question

The question sounds pretty trivial, but an additional complexity is introduced by the fact that the documents are generated non-deterministically on the file share. In addition, there is a requirement to make the box hosting the physical folder being shared; send a message to the SharePoint server that the document is done being generated, after which point the download occurs, followed by moving it to the document library (this post-message process I can handle)

There are multiple situations involving scenarios that require messaging such as these. Would my client be a good candidate for an Enterprise Service Bus (or is that overkill?)

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Solution

Can you use the document library's network share as the original write location of the documents? Aren't documents written to a document library's network share added to that document library?

OTHER TIPS

Can't you have the generating process email the document to the Document Library? This is what we have done with most of our legacy, UNIX based report creation routines - email enable the document library and just mail the documents out.

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