New Library

This property specifies the name for the new document library.

This property specifies the SharePoint Document Template that should be associated with the new document library. The valid values for this property are the same as the values listed in the "New Document Library" page (displayed when manually creating a new document library in SharePoint). The portion of the "New Document Library" page that lists the available values is shown below.

To make the AgileShape create a new document library for Microsoft Word documents, you would use the following value: Microsoft Office Word document

Default value: STS

This property specifies the name of the SharePoint List template that will be used to create the new document library.

This property can be set to the name of any SharePoint List template. Some common values are listed below:

• Document Library - This value indicates that the SharePoint installation's standard Document Library template should be used.
• Control Document Library - This value indicates that the Document Control Library template (installed by the AgilePoint SharePoint Integration component) should be used.

Default value: False

This property specifies whether the AgileShape should overwrite the existing document library if one already exists at the location where the new library will be created. This property can be set to the following specific values:

• False - This value indicates that the AgileShape will not overwrite an existing SharePoint document library. If this value is specified and a library already exists, then SharePoint will not be modified, and this AgileShape will exit and will update the appropriate custom process attributes (specified by the SaveErrorMessageTo and SaveStatusTo properties).
• True - This value indicates that the AgileShape will overwrite an existing SharePoint document library.

This property specifies the URL for the new site where you want to add or remove the associated item (e.g., SharePoint site, document library, site collection, user, group, etc.).

Below are examples of a valid SharePoint site URL:

• http://Machine_Name:port/sites/SiteName
  Note: It is required to include the /sites in the SiteURL in order for the site to be created successfully.
• $\{DocUrl\}