The Yahoo Query Language (YQL) API Module only provides a mechanism for module developers to query the Yahoo's YQL databases. It is mainly intended as a launch point for developers to create plugin modules that harness the YQL API.
A working example module is included with this package, yql_autotagging. In addition, a block is provided to test your YQL queries. The block itself contains an example query for textual extraction. The YQL autotagging module harnesses the power of the YQL API to provide term suggestions to the autotagging (http://drupal.org/project/autotagging) module. In this way, nodes can have taxonomy terms created automatically based on contextual analysis of their contents.
In order to use these modules, you will first need to enable them as usual. For instance, go to Site Building -> Modules and check the boxes for these two modules.
This module let's you integrate with Microsoft SharePoint.
Project Goals
The intention of this project is to create a collaborated effort for SharePoint integration and create a good and stable solution that works for most SharePoint projects.
Integration Approach
This module integrates with SharePoint through the SharePoint SOAP Web Services. It's using the SOAP services since that is the most widely supported and most powerful way to integrate SharePoint with Services. If you are planning to integrate SharePoint with CMIS, please have a look at the CMIS module.
Functionality
The SharePoint Module currently supports:
* Consuming SharePoint data in lists with the Feeds module.
* Consuming SharePoint data in lists with the Views module.
* Use SharePoint Search within your Drupal Site.
There are lot's of interesting plans for future development of this module. Have a look in the Issue Queue to get an idea of what's in store.
The functionality is not yet ready for production, but it serves as a good starting point for creating a working integration. If you're testing this module and find something that isn't working please post an issue in the queue!