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StoragePoint 6.4 - PowerShell and API Reference Guide

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Validator API Examples

Example:

 

using Bluethread.SharePoint.StoragePoint;

using Bluethread.SharePoint.StoragePoint.ValidatorAPI;

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;

 

namespace StoragePointAPI

{

    public class ValidatorExamples

    {

        public static void ValidatorProfile()

        {

            EndpointIdentityValidator endPointValidator = new EndpointIdentityValidator("EP1");

            Guid endPointId;

            endPointValidator.IsValidString(out endPointId); // return true and the Guid of Endpoint if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

        }

 

        public static void ValidatorEndpoint()

        {

            ProfileIdentityValidator profileValidator = new ProfileIdentityValidator("SharePoint-15548");

            Guid profileId;

            profileValidator.IsValidString(out profileId); // return true and the Guid of Profile if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

            

        }

 public static void ValidatorEndpointNameExample()

        {

            EndpointIdentityValidator endPointValidator = new EndpointIdentityValidator("EP1");

            Guid endpointId;

            if (endPointValidator.IsValidString(out endpointId))// return true and the Guid of Endpoint if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

            {

                EndpointAPI EP1 = new EndpointAPI(endpointId);

                Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Endpoint AdapterName : {0} Connection String :{1} Endpoint Status: {2} , ", EP1.AdapterName.ToString(), EP1.Connection, EP1.Status));

            }

        }

 

        public static void ValidatorProfileNameExample()

        {

            ProfileIdentityValidator profileValidator = new ProfileIdentityValidator("SharePoint-15548");

            Guid profileId;

            if (profileValidator.IsValidString(out profileId))// return true and the Guid of Profile if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

            {

                ProfileAPI webbApp_15548 = new ProfileAPI(profileId);

                Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Profile Type: {0}   Retain Unused BLOBs: {1}", webbApp_15548.Type.ToString(), webbApp_15548.BlobRetentionDays));

            }

        }

 

 

        public static void ValidatorEndpointGuidExample()

        {

            EndpointIdentityValidator endPointValidator = new EndpointIdentityValidator("51F544CA-A32A-4DC4-ADE5-D8BA60DC5638");

            Guid endpointId;

            if (endPointValidator.IsValidString(out endpointId))// return true and the Guid of Endpoint if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

            {

                EndpointAPI endpointInstance = new EndpointAPI(endpointId);

                Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Endpoint Name: {0} has Compression: {1}, has Encryption: {2} ", endpointInstance.Name, endpointInstance.UseCompression, endpointInstance.UseEncryption));

            }

 

        }

 

        public static void ValidatorProfileGuidExample()

        {

            ProfileIdentityValidator profileValidator = new ProfileIdentityValidator("4CF245C8-0C4B-4344-A4AB-0578C64C6503");

            Guid profileId;

            if (profileValidator.IsValidString(out profileId)) // return true and the Guid of Profile if it exists inside STP database in other case it throws a exception

            {

                ProfileAPI profileInstance = new ProfileAPI(profileId);

                string backupEndpoint =  profileInstance.BackupEndpoint == null"None" : profileInstance.BackupEndpoint.Name;

                string holdEndpoint = profileInstance.HMOnHoldEndpoint == null"None" : profileInstance.HMOnHoldEndpoint.Name;

                string recordEndpoint = profileInstance.RMDeclaredRecordEndpoint == null ? "None" : profileInstance.RMDeclaredRecordEndpoint.Name;

                Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Profile Name: {0}, Profile Scope: {1}, Profile Type: {2}", profileInstance.Name, profileInstance.ScopeId, profileInstance.Type.ToString()));

                Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Endpoint Backup: {0}, Endpoint Hold: {1} Endpoint Record: {2}", backupEndpoint, holdEndpoint, recordEndpoint));

                

                foreach (ProfileEndpointAPI profileEndpoint in profileInstance.ProfileEndpoints)

                {

                    Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Endpoint Name: {0}, Endpoint Status: {1}, Endpoint Adapter: {2} , Endpoint Connection string: {3}",

                        profileEndpoint.Name, profileEndpoint.Status, profileEndpoint.AdapterName, profileEndpoint.Connection));

                }

 

           }

 }  

  }

}

 

StoragePoint APIs in Visual Studio

The following steps will help you to create a project in Visual Studio and manage the StoragePoint APIs.

Prerequisites

·StoragePoint installed.

·Visual Studio 2013 installed on the WFE where SharePoint is hosted.

·See other prerequisites for each API.

Steps

1.Open Visual Studio.

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2.File >Create New Project>C# Console.stp api 8

3.Go to Project>Add Reference and select BlueThread.SharePoint.StoragePointAPI assembly.

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As a result the following reference should be listed

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4.Copy the needed code into the c# class

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5.Resolve the libraries.

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6.Save the changes and run the project.

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7.As a result you will have the following results

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Do the same with all the commands that are listed in this guide.

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