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I'm looking for using chemistry-opencmis-workbench tool to access a freshly installed SharePoint 2013 standard.

In my test site, I have activated the "Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Producer" in site's feature but I cannot connect with the workbench tool ...

Any idea about the needed connection information ?

Thanks

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  • I'm afraid the question is more targeted to the tool than to SharePoint, it could make it difficult for you to find the answer here. I would throw out a hook at the tools forums as well to increase the chances :)
    – Robert Lindgren
    Commented Jul 22, 2014 at 13:26

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This question is frequently asked by SharePoint users, because SharePoint's default settings are rather different from the settings of most other ECM products.

In this case, I am pretty sure the solution is to select "NTLM" in the Authentication dialog of CMIS Workbench:

CMIS Workbench authentication NTLM

Another solution is to configure SharePoint to use "Basic Authentication" instead of NTLM/Kerberos authentication.

By the way, what CMIS URL are you using? (remove the server name as it might be confidential)

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  • Hi, using NTLM authentication subsystem is a good way for me. As you ask, connection informationURL : http[s]://<server_fqdn>/sites/<site_name>/_vti_bin/cmissoapwsdl.aspx , Binding : Web services, Username : <AD domain>\<username>, Password : ... you know, Authentication : NTLM After that CMIS workbench give me on the bottm dialogbox part a list of all alaments that compose my site (document library, tasks list, calendar, etc, ...) Thanks
    – tdaget
    Commented Feb 4, 2015 at 8:58
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If you haven't already, you'll probably want to use the Expert Login tab and select the SharePoint 2013 AtomPub selection to connect.

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  • Interesting! Would you mind adding a screenshot to show what it should look like? Thanks a lot :-)
    – Nicolas Raoul
    Commented Feb 3, 2015 at 7:22

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