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There is an embedded integration of OneDrive in Cameyo session (see: Connecting Cloud Storage for a User), however this doesn't include SharePoint shared drives.

To integrate SharePoint drives to your Cameyo session, follow these steps:

Installation:

1. Install WinFSP (https://winfsp.dev/rel) on your Cameyo server
   
   
2. Copy the attached bitmap file (Dlg.SharePoint.bmp) to c:\RemoteAppPilot
   
   
3. Reboot the server
   
   
4. Connect to an Admin Session and create the following file:

   c:\ProgramData\Cameyo\StartWithSharePoint.ps1

   
   with this content:

   $rcloneConfig = $env:SHAREPOINT_CONFIG
   $rcloneExePath = "c:\temp\rclone\rclone.exe"
   $rcloneConfigPath = "$env:APPDATA\rclone\$rcloneConfig.conf"
   $url = $env:SHAREPOINT_URL
   $documents = $env:SHAREPOINT_DOCS
   
   do {
   if (-not (Test-Path -Path $rcloneConfigPath )) {    
       $cred = Get-Credential -Message "SharePoint Login [$rcloneConfig]"
       $pass = $cred.GetNetworkCredential().password
       $user = $cred.GetNetworkCredential().UserName
       $rclonepw = & $rcloneExePath obscure $pass
       $config = @"
   [SharePoint]
   type = webdav
   url = $url
   vendor = sharepoint
   user = $user
   pass = $rclonepw
   "@
   
       Set-Content -Path $rcloneConfigPath -Value $config
   }
    
   Start-Process $rcloneExePath -ArgumentList "--config ""$env:APPDATA\rclone\$rcloneConfig.conf"" mount ""SharePoint:$documents"" S: --vfs-cache-mode full -v" -WindowStyle Hidden
   Sleep -Seconds 2
   if ((-not (Test-Path S:)) -and (Test-Path -Path $rcloneConfigPath)) { Remove-Item $rcloneConfigPath}
   } while (-not (Test-Path S:))
   
   if ($env:SHAREPOINT_ARGS -ne "") {
       Start-Process $env:SHAREPOINT_CMD -ArgumentList "$env:SHAREPOINT_ARGS"  -WindowStyle Maximized
   } else {
       Start-Process $env:SHAREPOINT_CMD -WindowStyle Maximized
   }

   
   
5. Create an App with the following command line and parameters:

   PowerShell.exe

   -WindowStyle Minimized -File c:\ProgramData\Cameyo\StartWithSharePoint.ps1

   
   and the following PowerTags (explained below):

   !FILEDIALOG_EXTRA=SharePoint>0>S:\
   SHAREPOINT_URL=https://mycompany.sharepoint.com/sites/CompanyFiles
   SHAREPOINT_DOCS=Shared Documents
   SHAREPOINT_CONFIG=General
   SHAREPOINT_CMD=Wordpad.exe

   optional:

   SHAREPOINT_ARGS=x:\Documents\MyDoc.rtf

   
   
   

PowerTags explanation:

• SHAREPOINT_URL
  The base URL to the SharePoint site:
  
  
  
• SHAREPOINT_DOCS
  The documents subfolder name (followed the URL above):
  URL encodings need to be remove (%20 = space)
  
  
• SHAREPOINT_CONFIG
  The name of the config file (only used internally). If the same user needs to have access to multiple SharePoint sites, this is the way to distinct them
  
  
• SHAREPOINT_CMD
  Command line to be executed to start the app (without arguments!)
  
  
• SHAREPOINT_ARGS
  Command line arguments (if needed). Must be left away if there aren't any command line parameters

Result:

The first time a user starts a session he will be prompted with the following dialog where the Office 365 credentials (for OneDrive) need to be entered:

The config is then saved in the user profile and not asked for credentials anymore until the password changes. (if persistence is enabled on the server)

When opening or saving a file from the app the user then will see the following dialog:

The drive letter can be changed but needs to be changed in all places in the script as well as in the PowerTag

If you change the name SharePoint (in !FILEDIALOG_EXTRA) to something else, you also have to rename the bitmap file accordingly