I have an Office 365 add-in that I would like to publish to Azure Marketplace. I have read a lot of online documents on this subject and I am ok with setting up the SaaS fulfilment Api and the webhook. What I don't understand is how to link my app with the SaaS offer. I have published an add-in before to Appsource before but in the new partner centre I don't see anywhere to link my add-in with the marketplace. Does it mean that I have to publish my add-in to the appsource then create a parallel SaaS offer to go with it?
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Is it possible to run Microsoft Delve with Graph in a local network (intranet) with a local MS Sharepoint Server? Or is Graph/Delve only with Office 365 available?
Microsoft Graph supports Office 365 for work and school accounts as well as personal accounts through outlook.com.
There are hybrid deployment scenarios in preview that require Exchange 2016. For more information, you can check the documentation on Hybrid deployments in preview.
I planning for Power BI Implementation for one of the customers (With 800 Users), they do not have azure subscription nor Azure AD! How shall I get it started? Do I need to ask the customer to Subscribe to Azure? Will the free-tier of Azure AD work? What all the pre-requisites, Please help me
Azure active directory subscription comes for free if you have a paid azure, office 365 , Dynamics CRM subscriptions. You can go register for it and use it.
If the company already uses office 365 then it is quite easy to integrate with powerbi apps.
If azure active directory is the option you can add users or sync local AD users and integrate with Powerbi. You can also setup ADFS for a single sign-on option.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-active-directory-and-power-bi/
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn832618.aspx
Hie everyone,
Can anyone tell me how i can create an application for SharePoint online please?
I'm using Azure AD and there is no option(1) for sharepoint online, i only see the graph application for the unified API.
Thanks a lot
(1) 2 weeks ago there were an app called Offfice365 Sharepoint, but it disappeared
Based on the image it looks like you don't have SharePoint enabled for the account that was used to login to the Azure Portal. You need to have an active license for SharePoint to be able to register an application in the Azure Portal that accesses SharePoint data.
I know this is an old question but I am going to try answer it. With Visual Studio 2015 you can create to types of SharePoint Add-ins, SharePoint Hosted and Provider Hosted. In order to create a Provider Hosted Add-in that you want to host on Azure you can use the Publish feature in Visual Studio. Right click the Web Project and Select Publish. When creating the Publishing Profile select the target for Microsoft Azure App Service. From there you will be ask to provide the information for your Azure account and can create Resource Groups and App services that will host your Provided Hosted Add-in in Azure.
I'd like to use the new Office 365 Unified API (preview) but it doesn't appear as one of the "other applications" I can add to my web app on my Azure portal. I'm already using "Office 365 Exchange Online" successfully but this new REST API doesn't even show up on my list. How can I get it to show up so I can add it?
This was indeed a regression in the platform. This has now been fixed.
I have a portal through which I resell different vendor's software licenses. I have a question on Office 365 provisioning and selling user licenses to my clients.
My requirement is as follows:
User should be able to log in through my portal and create their Office 365 user account and choose plans as per their need
Through Single sign on (SSO) activity, I need to get the SSO Url, so Office 365 users already logged in to my portal do not require to log in again to their Office 365 account again
Users can update, cancel their Office 365 user accounts through my portal
I have researched on internet regarding Office 365 provisioning and found following ways to integrate Office 365 client application in my portal
Using ‘https://provisioningapi.microsoftonline.com/ProvisioningWebService.svc?wsdl’ WebService, this WebService has got all required APIs to provision Office 365. could not find any documentation for this WebService on the web. It would be nice if I can get documentation of this webservice.
Using PowerShell Cmdlets. Most blog users suggest this as the best way for provisioning Office 365. I tried this but need a Partner account or Tenant Administrator account who can actually provision users
Am I moving towards the right direction? If I need to test how to provision Office 365 users within my environment can I get any test/dummy tenant administrator/partner user account? It would be nice if you can answer my questions little fast.
If you're interested in reselling Office 365 subscriptions, what you want is probably to become part of the Microsoft Partner Network. There is currently no method to programmatically provision Office 365 accounts (except for -maybe- Microsoft resellers/partners)
If the Office 365 account exists already, you can programmatically provision users, groups, subscriptions, etc., but as you've seen, you either need to be a partner (who provisioned that account in the first place), or a tenant administrator.
As far as programmatic access to Azure Active Diretory (the underlying identity system that Office 365 accounts use), I strongly recommend staying away from the web service you mention (it's simply the web service used by the AAD cmdlets). You can use the PowerShell cmdlets (from .NET code if needed), or even better, the Azure Active Directory Graph API for a web-friendly RESTful interface.