As part of the Early Adopter Program, we are looking for both internal feedback and customer feedback on two data connector extensions (OneDrive and Sharepoint Data Connector & S3 Data Connector) already available on the JMP Marketplace. PLEASE NOTE: These add-ins are only available through the Early Adopter Program in which customers will need to sign up for before providing feedback. We would love any of your feedback, or if you know of customers interested in these data connectors please encourage them to provide feedback to jmpbeta@jmp.com.
AWS S3 Data Connector
About: Introduced in JMP 19 EA3, lets you utilize the new Python data connector framework to seamlessly create a connection to your AWS account and access S3 buckets and files from within JMP.
Share: Have a customer who may be interested in testing it out? Here’s something to share:
Data in S3? Analyze it in JMP in just a few clicks with the S3 Data Connector.
We want feedback as we are still developing this in the JMP 19 early adopter cycle.
Try it out.
Does your organization have data stored in S3 and wish you could analyze it directly in JMP? With the AWS S3 Data Connector you can. Part of the broader Data Connectors framework in JMP, get access to, filter and query S3 Buckets with the familiar point and click interface of the JMP Query Builder.
OneDrive and Sharepoint Data Connector
Introduced in EA5, this extension allows user to access OneDrive folders and files by opening them in JMP and creating distributable queries on your cloud data. In EA6, you will also be able to utilize the same authentication mechanisms to access your SharePoint list data. *Please test with your Microsoft work account and provide feedback. You can try querying the tables and sharing the connector and queries with your colleagues.
Share: Have a customer who may be interested in testing it out? Here’s something to share:
Data in Sharepoint or OneDrive? Analyze it in JMP in just a few clicks with the OneDrive and Sharepoint Data Connector.
We want feedback as we are still developing this in the JMP 19 early adopter cycle.
Try it out.
Does your organization have data stored in OneDrive or Sharepoint and wish you could analyze it directly in JMP? With the OneDrive and SharePoint Data Connector you can. Part of the broader Data Connectors framework in JMP, get access to, filter and query OneDrive and Sharepoint data with the familiar point and click interface of the JMP Query Builder.
