I have a question about SharePoint Online, Office Graph and Graph API.
Today, the Office Graph option is deactivated in my tenant (SharePoint admin center > Settings and under Office Graph, "Don’t allow access to the Office Graph" option is selected) for security reasons.
I would like to know if it is possible to write some code with Graph API when this option is off?
Thanks a lot in advance for answers.
It should be ok, also you can try the Graph Explorer to Test your code without log into Microsoft account
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Would it be possible to obtain, create, update and delete the events on the calendar with REST API for Office 2013 Outlook?
It seems it is possible by integrating On-premises and Azure AD that is written in this link
(https://learn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/azure/active-directory/active-directory-whatis), would you confirm if my understanding is correct.
Or should I use API for Outlook.com to synchronize with Outlook 2013?
Overall, I would like to learn if there is an API for 2013.
And if there is not, how can I synchronize Office 2013 with Outlook.com?
Thank you very much for your help on this.
I’m new to Outlook and please advise if my questions are not clear enough.
It depends on where the mailboxes are located.
If they are in Office 365, then you can use the REST based Microsoft Graph APIs or the Outlook REST APIs.
If the mailboxes are located in an on-premises Exchange server, then you can only use the Exchange Web Services API. Since you mention Outlook 2013, I'm also assuming Exchange 2013. The EWS API documentation is here.
If you use .NET, I recommend to use the EWS Managed API to implement an EWS client.
I have been trying to add the "Napa" office 365 development tools app for my Office 365 developer site. But I'm not able to find the app in the sharepoint store. When searched directly in the office store, it is said: "This item has been removed from the store" (Please refer to the image attached).
Could anyone please help me in finding the Napa app?
Thanks in Advance,
Keerthi
Napa app from office store
This add-in isn’t available right now. Check back later to see if an updated version is available.
IMPORTANT: New name for apps for Office - Office Add-ins. We are currently updating our products, documentation, samples, and other resources to reflect the platform name change from "apps for Office and SharePoint" to "Office and SharePoint Add-ins". We made this change to better distinguish the extension platform from Office apps (applications). While these changes are taking place, the dialogs and messages you see in your application might be different than what you see in this article.
Trying to access the Excel Api using office 365 personal account through microsoft graph explorer. But it is not working. we tried this in graph explorer after login in with office 365 personal account
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/drive/items
Please suggest how to get this working.
Excel REST API is not supported for consumer accounts at this point in time, but we do have this on our roadmap and hope to enable it soon.
I have been working through the following link:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn574752.aspx
I get to point 2. "In the left task pane, choose add-ins'
But in my sharepoint online admin I do not have this option.
From Office 365 I click Admin and go in to the Office 365 admin center.
Then down the left is the Admin section with Exchange, Skype, SharePoint, Compliance etc. I click on SharePoint.
Then the options are Site collections, InfoPath, user profiles, bcs, term store, records management, search, secure store, apps, settings, configure hybrid. There is no option called 'Add-in'.
I thought maybe the apps option might work / be the same thing. Any ideas?
glad you were able to get the add-in to load from the catalog. The name is going through a change from "Apps for Office" to Office add-ins as the note in the link above says.
For the second part of the question, the Excel file should open directly from downloading the workbook from the internet. I would make sure you can open other .xlsx files. Also note to run Office web add-ins you need Office 2013 or above.
For my company, I have an Office 365 E3 subscription (not trial).
My office 365 account is also global admin.
Now I would like to use Office 365 API. According to the getting started tutorial I was told to associate Azure with Office 365.
So I when go to Office 365 Admin panel then click to Azure AD. I end up with Azure Sign up screen however the screen is empty. What am I missing?
It may not be a development question, but as there is no O365 forum, an answer can still be provided, which this site is all about.
You need to go on this website https://manage.windowsazure.com/ and register to access your Azure AD. It takes few minutes to proceed.
there's a new getting-started flow that might make this easier in the future, in case others hit this as well on http://dev.office.com/getting-started/office365apis.
The problem appears to be my browser is blocking third party cookies . When I turned that option, it worked.