HostedSharePoint2007::ModifyCustomerSite

This procedure only wraps the ManagedSharepoint2007::ModifyCustomerSite procedure.

Input Arguments

Input Arguments	Required	Description
<preferredDomainController>	Yes	The name of the domain controller to use for Active Directory operations.
<org>	Yes	The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) path of the organization that owns the site.
<siteName>	No	The original site name which has to be unique within the organization.
<site>	No	The absolute URL of the site to be retrieved medatdata of. When this parameter is supplied, the parameter siteName is ignored.
<newSiteName>	No	The new site name which has to be unique within the organization.
<target>	No	The URL of the Windows SharePoint administration site. The SharePoint provider uses this URL as the target for issueing provisioning requests. It is important that you ensure that this is both a valid URL and is the URL of a trusted Windows SharePoint Front-End server in your environment. This parameter should not be based on end user input. Please see the note above (need a clear way to identify the note) for more details.
<owner>	No	The owner to be modified.
<owner/@userPrincipalName>	Yes	The user principal name in Active Directory indicating a user to be modified.
<owner/@name>	No	The name of the owner displayed in SharePoint site. If the user is already in the site, the name is only used to verify the user. Leave the name empty or null to remove the verification process. If the user is not in the site, the name is added as a property of the user.
<owner/@email>	No	The email of the owner displayed in SharePoint site. If the user is already in the site, the email is only used to verify the user. Leave the email empty or null to remove the verification process. If the user is not in the site, the email is added as a property of the user.
<owner/@notes>	No	The notes of owner in SharePoint site. If the user is already in the site, the notes is only used to verify the user. Leave the notes empty or null to remove the verification process. If the user is not in the site, the notes is added as a property of the user.
<title>	No	The title of the site to be modified.
<description>	No	The description of the site to be modified.

Remarks

Sample Code

Example XML Request

<request>
  <data>
	<!--The name of the domain controller to use for AD operations-->
	<preferredDomainController>AD01.Fabrikam.Com</preferredDomainController>
	<!--LDAP path of the organization that owns the site-->
	<org>LDAP://OU=AlpineSkiHouse,OU=ConsolidatedMessenger,OU=Hosting,DC=Fabrikam,DC=Com</org>
	<!--Site name which has to be unique within the org.-->
	<siteName>AlpineTeamSite</siteName>
	<!--Absolute URL of the site to be modified.-->
	<site>http://TeamAlpine.AlpineSkiHouse.com</site>
	<!--New site name which has to be unique within the org.-->
	<newSiteName>AlpineCustomerSite</newSiteName>
	<!--Absolute URL of the new target server on with the site.-->
	<target>http://collab01:8080</target>
	<!--The new title of the site.-->
	<title>AlpineSkiHouse Customer Site</title>
	<!--The new description of the site.-->
	<description>External site for Alpine Ski House</description>
  </data>
  <procedure>
	<execute namespace="HostedSharePoint2007" procedure="ModifyCustomerSite" impersonate="1">
	<before source="data" sourcePath="preferredDomainController" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="org" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="siteName" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="site" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="newSiteName" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="target" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="title" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="description" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<after source="executeData" destination="data" mode="merge" />
	</execute>
  </procedure>
</request>

Applies To