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Hi, Has anyone ever filled a list on Sharepoint using the SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) protocol?
Sorry @rohitsbots for the long delay in responding 🙂 . I really appreciate your return.
I referred to SOA because of a process we already have in the company, where it generates an xml (3.6mb) with the data I need.
Today I upload the xml with automate through xpath to the sharepoint list!
But I wanted a way for SOA itself to feed the list, without having to use the xml generated by it.
@rafaelcpcunha76 We are planning to implement SOA in powerapps and SQL. I have some idea around it. You can try creating a custom connector and configure your services using OpenAPI json file. Once you configure you should be able to call your service which will do the operation for you. I will keep you posted once we successfully implement once we build our first app using SOA for PowerApps + SQL.
For Sharepoint, one way would be you write a flow to receive the data in a collection from powerapps and then flow sends the data from collection into sharepoint list. Though sharepoint being tightely integrated with powerplatform if you still want to use SOA then this is one way easiest i can think of.
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