In the modern workplace, data is spread across numerous platforms and services, creating a need for a unified way to access and interact with this data. Microsoft Graph API serves as a bridge that connects various Microsoft services, providing developers with a unified endpoint to interact with data from Office 365, Azure Active Directory, SharePoint,… READ MORE
Imagine facing a significant challenge when your automation processes suddenly fail due to expired SharePoint secrets, interrupting access to a key SharePoint site and bringing operations to a halt. After reaching out to the IT team, they promptly replaced the outdated app in Azure Apps with a new one, generating fresh credentials — tenant ID, secrets,… READ MORE
Certificate-based authentication for Microsoft Graph PowerShell enables you to authenticate to Microsoft Graph and run PowerShell scripts in the application context without having to store or retrieve a client secret. This can be beneficial in scenarios where you need to run a script from a privileged device but do not want to store a client secret… READ MORE
HOT SEAT with Vesa Juvonen – SharePoint Framework (SPFx) In this rapid fire Q&A Hot Seat, Vesa Juvonen, Principal Product Manager, Microsoft, answers questions on SPFx pre-install, dependencies, and the technical stack. The discussion covers the advantages and disadvantages of tightly coupling SPFX with SharePoint online. Vesa is a principal product manager at Microsoft, located… READ MORE
HOT SEAT – Microsoft 365 Development Tom Morgan, MVP, takes to the ESPC Hot Seat for this rapid fire Q&A on all things Microsoft 365 Development. Watch the recording now to find out the answers to some of the hottest Microsoft 365 questions today! Find out answers to common questions around Microsoft 365 #Copilot, #MicrosoftGraph,… READ MORE
Microsoft Teams without an owner are no longer manageable, so what happens if some user leaves the company and he/she was an owner in several Teams? Multiple owners We always suggest at least one owner per Team and adding a “manager” account, an account that isn’t used for daily used, but can be accessed when… READ MORE
This is going to be a large series of posts about the Microsoft Graph API and the Power Platform. Introduction to the Graph API I often get asked questions about the Graph API when using Power Automate. It can be difficult to get the configuration right. It only takes one character being wrong and the Power… READ MORE
Just two days ago I published Set your Teams Status to In a Call when using other Calling & Meeting Apps on iOS. In this article, I explained how we can leverage Siri Shortcuts on iOS to call an Azure Function which then executes web requests against the Microsoft Graph API. Today I wanted to see… READ MORE
The Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT) is a collection of reusable, framework-agnostic components and authentication providers for accessing and working with Microsoft Graph. The components are fully functional right out of the box, with built in providers that authenticate with and fetch data from Microsoft Graph. MGT has a nice and simple integration with SharePoint Framework… READ MORE
Most of the tutorials and OutSystems Forum answers you find explain how you can access Microsoft Graph API using application credentials. There are many use-cases where you want to use the Graph with the currently logged on user credentials. I haven’t found a step-by-step tutorial, so here is one. What is OutSystems? OutSystems is low… READ MORE
