SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 update 1
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I have to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 instance. There is one connector "SharePoint Connect 2.2" for this. Drawback is that "SharePoint Connect is not supported on Sitecore 9 (and greater)" based on note from Sitecore about this module.
Is there any other way to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 including SharePoint media?
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I have to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 instance. There is one connector "SharePoint Connect 2.2" for this. Drawback is that "SharePoint Connect is not supported on Sitecore 9 (and greater)" based on note from Sitecore about this module.
Is there any other way to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 including SharePoint media?
migration
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
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asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
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up vote
6
down vote
favorite
up vote
6
down vote
favorite
I have to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 instance. There is one connector "SharePoint Connect 2.2" for this. Drawback is that "SharePoint Connect is not supported on Sitecore 9 (and greater)" based on note from Sitecore about this module.
Is there any other way to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 including SharePoint media?
migration
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
I have to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 instance. There is one connector "SharePoint Connect 2.2" for this. Drawback is that "SharePoint Connect is not supported on Sitecore 9 (and greater)" based on note from Sitecore about this module.
Is there any other way to migrate data from SharePoint 2010 to Sitecore 9 Update 1 including SharePoint media?
migration
migration
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
edited Aug 31 at 13:32
Mark Cassidy♦
15.5k43076
15.5k43076
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
asked Aug 31 at 11:59
SurendrA SharmA
368111
368111
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You have various options:
Create instance of Sitecore 8 with Sharepoint Connect connector installed. Do the migration there and then create package with migrated items and deploy/install them via Installation Wizard to your Sitecore 9
Clone repository with source code for Sharepoint Connect connector from here -> https://github.com/Sitecore/SharePoint-Connect . Adjust code to fit your purposes and tweak it to work with Sitecore 9. Release it maybe then in your own repository as fork. Maybe also somebody else could you it in the future.
Use Data Exchange Framework and create similar Sharepoint provider as exists for Dynamics 365 or Salesforce. You don't need to create complete implementation based on these two. Do only Minimum Viable Product that suit your requirements.
Create your custom migration script as a console app, ps1 script or anything else. This will read data from Sharepoint and based on requirements create corresponding items in Sitecore in some hierarchies. Create appropriate templates, fields for future Sitecore items. Don't forget to use buckets if items exceed 100+ child elements. This will help you repeat migration between different environments also to catch all exceptions / edge cases during testing of migration.
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You have various options:
Create instance of Sitecore 8 with Sharepoint Connect connector installed. Do the migration there and then create package with migrated items and deploy/install them via Installation Wizard to your Sitecore 9
Clone repository with source code for Sharepoint Connect connector from here -> https://github.com/Sitecore/SharePoint-Connect . Adjust code to fit your purposes and tweak it to work with Sitecore 9. Release it maybe then in your own repository as fork. Maybe also somebody else could you it in the future.
Use Data Exchange Framework and create similar Sharepoint provider as exists for Dynamics 365 or Salesforce. You don't need to create complete implementation based on these two. Do only Minimum Viable Product that suit your requirements.
Create your custom migration script as a console app, ps1 script or anything else. This will read data from Sharepoint and based on requirements create corresponding items in Sitecore in some hierarchies. Create appropriate templates, fields for future Sitecore items. Don't forget to use buckets if items exceed 100+ child elements. This will help you repeat migration between different environments also to catch all exceptions / edge cases during testing of migration.
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You have various options:
Create instance of Sitecore 8 with Sharepoint Connect connector installed. Do the migration there and then create package with migrated items and deploy/install them via Installation Wizard to your Sitecore 9
Clone repository with source code for Sharepoint Connect connector from here -> https://github.com/Sitecore/SharePoint-Connect . Adjust code to fit your purposes and tweak it to work with Sitecore 9. Release it maybe then in your own repository as fork. Maybe also somebody else could you it in the future.
Use Data Exchange Framework and create similar Sharepoint provider as exists for Dynamics 365 or Salesforce. You don't need to create complete implementation based on these two. Do only Minimum Viable Product that suit your requirements.
Create your custom migration script as a console app, ps1 script or anything else. This will read data from Sharepoint and based on requirements create corresponding items in Sitecore in some hierarchies. Create appropriate templates, fields for future Sitecore items. Don't forget to use buckets if items exceed 100+ child elements. This will help you repeat migration between different environments also to catch all exceptions / edge cases during testing of migration.
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You have various options:
Create instance of Sitecore 8 with Sharepoint Connect connector installed. Do the migration there and then create package with migrated items and deploy/install them via Installation Wizard to your Sitecore 9
Clone repository with source code for Sharepoint Connect connector from here -> https://github.com/Sitecore/SharePoint-Connect . Adjust code to fit your purposes and tweak it to work with Sitecore 9. Release it maybe then in your own repository as fork. Maybe also somebody else could you it in the future.
Use Data Exchange Framework and create similar Sharepoint provider as exists for Dynamics 365 or Salesforce. You don't need to create complete implementation based on these two. Do only Minimum Viable Product that suit your requirements.
Create your custom migration script as a console app, ps1 script or anything else. This will read data from Sharepoint and based on requirements create corresponding items in Sitecore in some hierarchies. Create appropriate templates, fields for future Sitecore items. Don't forget to use buckets if items exceed 100+ child elements. This will help you repeat migration between different environments also to catch all exceptions / edge cases during testing of migration.
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
You have various options:
Create instance of Sitecore 8 with Sharepoint Connect connector installed. Do the migration there and then create package with migrated items and deploy/install them via Installation Wizard to your Sitecore 9
Clone repository with source code for Sharepoint Connect connector from here -> https://github.com/Sitecore/SharePoint-Connect . Adjust code to fit your purposes and tweak it to work with Sitecore 9. Release it maybe then in your own repository as fork. Maybe also somebody else could you it in the future.
Use Data Exchange Framework and create similar Sharepoint provider as exists for Dynamics 365 or Salesforce. You don't need to create complete implementation based on these two. Do only Minimum Viable Product that suit your requirements.
Create your custom migration script as a console app, ps1 script or anything else. This will read data from Sharepoint and based on requirements create corresponding items in Sitecore in some hierarchies. Create appropriate templates, fields for future Sitecore items. Don't forget to use buckets if items exceed 100+ child elements. This will help you repeat migration between different environments also to catch all exceptions / edge cases during testing of migration.
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
answered Aug 31 at 12:30
Peter Prochazka
3,3401631
3,3401631
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
add a comment |Â
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
Thanks for suggestion. Quick questions - Can packages of Sitecore 8 dircetly be installed on Sitecore 9? How to migrate SharePoint media files and change their links inside content in sitecore
– SurendrA SharmA
Aug 31 at 13:53
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
If we are talking about packages with content items that you have migrated, than I think there should not be any problem. For the second question, I cannot answer this as I haven't worked with that Sharepoint connector before. I don't know how content is created on Sitecore side.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:50
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
I would recommend doing small Proof of concept and migrate only one page or at least one piece of content with that connector to Sitecore 8. You will see how it works and based on outcome you will either continue or do another POC for another option from my list.
– Peter Prochazka
Aug 31 at 18:52
1
1
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
Thanks for your pointers @peter-prochazka . I will work on that and update about my outcome.
– SurendrA SharmA
Sep 1 at 2:43
2
2
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
@SurendrASharmA .. I have done some upgrades and usually taking a package from an older version of Sitecore and installing into a new one is not a problem unless there are major changes. Looks like the package solution will work. As always try it out first. See this post - community.sitecore.net/developers/f/5/t/8659
– Gabbar
Sep 1 at 16:27
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