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FTP from Mainframe ( MVS or VM ) to SharePoint?

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    hi friends We are migrating our sites to SharePoint. We have multiple back end jobs that run on our mainframes and ftp output files to the server and we have links to the location on our web pages and clients can access them. Now when we have moved to SharePoint we have found that this is not possible We have found that we will not be able to ftp to a SharePoint site. How do we do it? Can some one help.

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      hi friends We are migrating our sites to SharePoint. We have multiple back end jobs that run on our mainframes and ftp output files to the server and we have links to the location on our web pages and clients can access them. Now when we have moved to SharePoint we have found that this is not possible We have found that we will not be able to ftp to a SharePoint site. How do we do it? Can some one help.

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      There are two things that come to mind for this problem 1) Use email enabled lists to email the documents to SharePoint 2) Import the documents via code, similar to what is described here[^]


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