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Asked By: Candice Diaz Date: Sep 26, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 277

I've got a network share that features hundreds of different folders &
subfolders, with the NT security being different on all of them. I'm
working with a brand-new installation of SPP, and I'd like to add the
network share as a new content source. The problem is that I want my users
to retrieve only listings for documents that they have NT access to, when
performing a search.

I imagine this is a common problem, can someone point me in the right
direction?

Tagged:basic search question

2 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Divakar Naik Answered On: Sep 26, 2009

The search should respect the nt permissions right out of the box.

Answer #2 Answered By: Marcus Davis Answered On: Sep 26, 2009

Look at the sdk for sharepoint there it s complete section on doing
searches. Basically you can search using web-dav or the ole-db provider.
Personally, I like using web dav but there is little difference between
either way. Generally with web dav, you create a full text search query
and send it to the workspace url using the search verb. You will receive
an xml response which you can parse to your web page.

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