Three things for you to think about. First, I'm guessing that your Sharepoint server is behind a firewall of some sort. As long as it is not publicly accessible, the Feeds API will be useless to you because Google's servers need to be able to crawl and cache the feed before you can use the API to access it. If this is not an option, you'll need to build your own crawler (and probably cache system) to access the private feeds via JS. Second, there have been problems the last few weeks of feeds not being crawled and cached. This issue was reported fixed, but then there were additional reports of issues. If your feeds are publicly accessible, this could be the problem.
Finally, the Feeds API TOS now states that the deprecation policy will no longer apply after April 2015. This means that, after April 2015, Google may choose at any time, with or without notice, to discontinue the Feeds API. For this reason, I would strongly recommend not relying on the Google Feeds API for any mission-critical application. Probably the two best alternatives are Yahoo! Pipes (the same requirement for publicly accessible feeds applies) or rolling your own crawler/cache system (as described previously).
jg
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