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Just in case anyone finds this discussion, I do have Outlook cloud calendar
creates, updates, and deletes working from the i. I am taking advantage of
the httpapi and yajl support that's available (thanks Scott), and, hoping
that it will help someone some day, I'll simply say it wasn't that hard
(and that some of the Microsoft documentation is, well, not so great -- for
instance there isn't a need for a call back approach). My code, needless to
say, is **free RPG.
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 5:40 PM B Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have written interfaces for a few Office APIs (email, SMTP, OneDrive).used
Not Calendar yet, though (but I did for Google Calendar) as I haven't
it personally or had requests for it.the
You do need application permissions and OAuth 2.0 flow, which really is
most challenging part, especially since microsoft requires a callback fortricks,
the initial OAuth authentication. (this can be skirted with a few
though).calendar
My GreenTools for Microsoft Apps (G4MS) now uses the Graph APIs for
everything as well, so creating a calendar hook wouldn't be terrible. I
believe you could even use the G4MS base for OAuth 2.0 like I have set up
for my Google API package as well. I could easily create a simple
package if you were interested with some basic functions.from
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On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 3:31 PM Bruce Vining <bruce.vining@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I have the need to create and maintain cloud based Outlook calendars
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/calendar?view=graph-rest-1.0the i. The various calendar APIs (
someone)
seem sufficient but I do have questions on configuration and hope
individualsout there has been down this path before.
First some background. Various dates and times are maintained on the i
related to the progress of orders. Some of these dates and times
correspond to meetings that need to be held involving several
do(who will vary based on the specific order). All of these individuals
ofuse Office 365/Outlook calendar and currently operators on the i must
manually maintain these calendar entries whenever the date and/or time
currentlythe meeting changes back in the i. What I want to do is capture thejobs)
database changes and basically feed them through a *DTAQ to a job (or
that are using the Graph APIs to eliminate the manual approach
tobeing used. So far so good, all of the *DTAQ entries are getting thereanything
just fine. Now it’s time for the Microsoft Graph configuration work…
In reviewing the Graph documentation it appears that I want to use is
application permissions. Has anyone used such an approach? If so, any
advice/examples/warnings to share? The company here has never set
up for application permissions, I certainly never have, and I’m not
authorized to do any “playing around” on the Microsoft side so I need
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-configure-app-access-web-apisget the configuration “right” the first time. There are many sites (
concernedbeing
one) that talk about setting up application permissions but I’m
badthat my use of terminology doesn’t exactly fit with Microsoft use ofmy
terminology, and there’s way too many warnings in the various sites for
comfort (given my general feeling that I’m missing “something” due tothese
terminology/conceptual differences).I’m
Any guidance from those who have been here before?
Thanks,
Bruce
PS – I’m confident that using the Graph APIs will be “educational” and
comfortable with that. I just want to make sure I’m not going down a
relatedpath in getting the two systems to talk with each other. That is,getting
the basic networking configurations in place.list
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