Hallo Walter!
Ich habe keine Ahnung von SharePoint!
Aber ich beherrsche die Internet suche ;-)
Hier wird dir geholfen:
http://sharepintblog.com/2011/06/24/create-random-or-demo-sharepoint-content-with-powershell/
Ganz unten ist ein link mit dem Script:
## Load the SharePoint Snapin so the script can be executed from PowerShell editor
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell –erroraction SilentlyContinue
## Create a random number
$random = New-Object system.random
## Create a list of events
$eventList = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List``1[System.String]
$eventList.Add("Conference Call")
$eventList.Add("Team Meeting")
$eventList.Add("Design Review")
$eventList.Add("Audit")
$eventList.Add("Monthly Report Prep")
$eventList.Add("Sales Meeting")
$eventList.Add("BSG Extranet Development")
$eventList.Add("SP2010 Event")
$eventList.Add("ISO27001")
$eventList.Add("Board Meeting")
$eventList.Add("ISO27001")
$eventList.Add("Staff Training")
$eventList.Add("Reviews")
$eventList.Add("Staff Update")
$eventList.Add("Budget Review")
$eventList.Add("Doctors")
$eventList.Add("Working From Home")
$eventList.Add("Unavailable")
$eventList.Add("Off Site")
$eventList.Add("Client Meeting")
$eventList.Add("Prep Board")
$eventList.Add("SP2010 Prep")
$eventList.Add("Long Lunch")
$eventList.Add("Private Meeting")
$eventList.Add("Staff Review")
$eventList.Add("Prep Sales Figures")
## Define the SharePoint web URL
$WebUrl = "http://BC01"
## Delete 'Team Calendar' if it already exists
$LibraryName = "Team Calendar"
Write-Output "Deleting $LibraryName...."
$OpenWeb = Get-SPWeb $WebUrl
try { $OpenWeb.Lists[$LibraryName].Delete(); } catch { }
## Create new 'Team Calendar'
Write-Output "Creating new $LibraryName...."
$OpenWeb.Lists.Add($LibraryName, "A SharePoint calendar created via PowerShell", 106)
$NewList = $OpenWeb.Lists[$LibraryName]
$NewList.OnQuickLaunch = 1
$NewList.Update()
## Create a few items
For ($x=0; $x -lt 13; $x++)
{
$item = $NewList.Items.Add();
$item["Title"] = $eventList[$x];
$start = (Get-Date).AddDays($random.next(-30,30));
$item["EventDate"] = $start;
$item["EndDate"] = $start.AddMinutes($random.next(30,90));
$item.Update()
}
## Delete 'My Calendar' if it already exists
$LibraryName = "My Calendar"
Write-Output "Deleting $LibraryName...."
try { $OpenWeb.Lists[$LibraryName].Delete() } catch { }
## Create a new 'My Calendar'
Write-Output "Creating new $LibraryName...."
$OpenWeb.Lists.Add($LibraryName, "A SharePoint calendar created via PowerShell", 106)
$NewList = $OpenWeb.Lists[$LibraryName]
$NewList.OnQuickLaunch = 1
$NewList.Update()
$OpenWeb.Update()
## Create a few items
For ($x=13; $x -lt 26; $x++)
{
$item = $NewList.Items.Add();
$item["Title"] = $eventList[$x];
$start = (Get-Date).AddDays($random.next(-30,30));
$item["EventDate"] = $start;
$item["EndDate"] = $start.AddMinutes($random.next(30,90));
$item.Update()
}
## Tidy up
$OpenWeb.Dispose()
ODER ohne das SharePoint Modul mit den .NET Klassen:
Auf einem SharePoint Server kannst du in PowerShell die SharePoint .DLL Laden.
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")
Dann kannst du deinen Sites und Calendars listen:
$Site = New-Object Microsoft.Sharepoint.Spsite("http://localhost")
$Web = $Site.OpenWeb()
$Calendar = $Web.Lists["Calendar"]
Dokumentation der SPSite Klasse:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spsite_members.aspx
Dokumentation der SPWeb Klasse :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spweb_members.aspx
etwa so:
$Site = New-Object Microsoft.Sharepoint.Spsite("http://localhost")
$Web = $Site.OpenWeb()
$Calendar = $Web.Lists.TryGetList("Calendar")
If($Calendar) {
$CalendarEvent = $Calendar.Items.Add()
$CalendarEvent["Title"] = "New Event"
$CalendarEvent["Description"] = "New Event created using SharePoint Object Model"
$CalendarEvent["Location"] = "First Floor"
$CalendarEvent["Start Time"] = Get-Date
$CalendarEvent["End Time"] = (Get-Date).AddDays(2)
$CalendarEvent["Category"] = "Business"
$CalendarEvent["fAllDayEvent"] = $False
$CalendarEvent.Update()
} Else {
Write-Host '"Calendar list does not exists in the site"'
}
Zur Exchange / Outlook Programmierung mit PowerShell kannst du meinen Artikel über Exchange Webservices (EWS) hier lesen:
http://www.powershell-group.eu/powershell-exchange-webservices-ews/
und hier die Exchange Webservices (EWS) mit dem Kalender:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/27affc1c-f96a-455f-95e9-cbcbc741720b/how-to-add-calendar-enries-to-all-users-in-organization-using-powershell-and-ews?forum=exchange2010
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