I am working on a project where I need to integrate MS Project Dashboard in my angular based web application with Node backend api. We want to embed MS Project dashboard in our application. However, I don't know if this is possible and if possible from where should I begin.
I can find references to PowerBI Dashboard integrations but can't find anything about MS Project dashboard integration, even on microsoft.
I am wondering if anyone can provide me a direction or can share any references.
In the end what I want to achieve is user can create project on msproject from our web application.
At this point the above functionality doesn't exists. But i remember a related uservoice item posted in the Microsoft uservoice/feature request. If you wish, go ahead, upvote it, so that it can be considered to be implemented.
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I'm working on a project to integrate a healthcare assistant bot on a mobile application with React Native
I saw that there was a bot from Microsoft for health and therefore adapted for my project, so I would like to use it
So I created an account on Azure and created my bot, however I can't and don't really understand how to configure it to use it and integrate it into my project.
On the Microsoft documentation I see that we have to configure the DirectLine to use a Microsoft bot but I can't activate this on mine, I don't have the option, moreover it's considered as a Saas and not as a bot application on azure, so I don't have the same options and I don't really understand exactly why (I tried with the cli without success, so I think we can't configure DirectLine on a HealthBot)
Then I found this https://github.com/Microsoft/HealthBotContainerSample/tree/live_agent_handoff
The README.md indicates that we must deploy the bot, which I did, I also set the variables to add. But then I don't know exactly what to do to integrate that into my application. I also wonder how to take into account the creation of scenarios on azure.
If someone could enlighten me on how I should proceed to integrate this, I would be grateful. I also saw that there was a module (react-gifted-chat) for creating chat bot, but in the tutorials I meet, everyone uses the DirectLine, so I wonder if it's possible or do I have to go through a Web View?
Thank you in advance!
Microsoft has a doc, titled “Embed a health bot instance in your application”, that should answer your questions. You can find the doc here.
It includes:
GitHub samples
Code examples
Steps for securing communication
Information on how to setup Direct Line
A link and steps for setting up WebChat as an iframe or web page element (in a div, for example)
Hope of help!
I would like to write an Excel Task Pane app to interact with CRM Online - to take data from the Excel worksheet, process it and push it into a CRM entity record. My Excel users are on Office 365, as is CRM Online (obviously). We are using ADFS 2.0.
The specific problem I am experiencing is that I do not know how to get authentication to work for the Task Pane app: specifically, to the OData endpoint via JavaScript. Authentication is not my area, so I don't know how to precisely phrase this next requirement, but as we are using Office 365/CRM Online/ADFS then I need to use the logged-in user's Windows AD credentials to authenticate the request.
As far as I can tell, it is not possible to authenticate the Task Pane app directly with CRM Online, and I would like to know if that is known to be true, and if not what method(s) I can use.
I do know that there is a hack for indirect authentication published by a couple of people (http://survivingcrm.com/2013/12/connecting-crm-online-odata-feed-excel-2013-power-query/ or http://www.crmconsult.co.uk/connecting-to-crm-20112013-with-odata-in-excel-2013/) which authenticates the user via the CRM plug-in and then allows other OData connections to succeed - but it doesn't work for me, and I'm averse to rolling out functionality to users which relies on back-door methods.
In the end, I ended used using SOAP in VBA instead of oData in the Task Pane, which meant I was able to use Jason Lattimer's hard work from http://jlattimer.blogspot.co.uk/2015/02/soap-only-authentication-using-vba.html - I don't think there is any way I would have figured out the Authentication piece without that post, so many thanks to him.
I am new to sharePoint and don't know very much about it.I want to sync my contacts from salesforce crm to sharePoint and vice-versa without any tool. What is best way to perform this activity and what problems can occurs in this process.
Is there any api or webservice concept behind then also suggest me.
any help would be appreciated.
I'm working with data view web part in SharePoint 2013. For authentication I've to use Single Sign On. I've created one target application ID in Secure Store service. This ID is working fine for BCS. When I'm trying to authenticate data view web part, it's failing.
I've followed blog also. I'm configuring similarly, yet it's failing.
Link: MSDN
A quick help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Vikrant
I'd like to read and write cells on an Excel Web App hosted at Office 365. There seems to be conflicting information online whether API access to EWA is even possible.
I would expect to use some of the RESTful APIs, such as the following:
https://[myoffice365site]/personal/[myusername]/Documents/[myworkbook].xlsx/model
But when I do, I receive a generic 404 error. I've also been unable to find any tokens or API keys in my Office 365 account.
Has anyone had any luck accessing an Excel Web App using C# or Javascript?
Thank you!
hbeam
Yes, we do have an API that allows reading and writing to cells in Excel Web App via a JavaScript library. This code needs to be running in an "App for Excel" which is embedded in the Excel document. Here's some documentation to get you started: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dn448457
If you reply with some additional information about what you are trying to accomplish with the app, I can give further guidance on which API to use and how to use it.
A RESTful API to accomplish what you're asking is not currently available. We've heard from many developers and customers who are interested in that type of programmability, and we'll take your feedback into account.
Thanks for the question!
-Michael