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My Office add-in (which runs in Outlook) uses the OfficeJS library to get a callback token for authentication against Exchange: Office.context.mailbox.getCallbackTokenAsync(...); The token is sent to our server together with some message/attachment IDs and the server will attempt to connect to Exchange to retrieve said mail attachment. I use the EWS java API library for this. I am getting an Unauthorized 401 HTTP error back from Exchange when trying to bind to an EmailMessage: ExchangeService exchangeService = new ExchangeService(); exchangeService.getHttpHeaders().put("Authorization", "Bearer

I've been attempting to insert OOXML into the body content of word documents via the office-js insertOoXML() method. I've even tried the simplest of implementations (thinking I was doing something incorrect when attempting to replace fieldCodes in the XML itself) and all result in this Error: unknown response after saying its "inserting": Error: unknown at new r (word-web-16.00.js:21) at i.c.processRequestExecutorResponseMessage (word-web-16.00.js:21) at word-web-16.00.js:21 To reproduce - here's a simple example of getting the body OoXML and attempting to replace it back in: Word.run(async

We use the OfficeJs REST API for add-in development. To use this API, an accesstoken is needed, which we request by invoking Office.mailbox.getCallbackTokenAsync({ isRest: true }) during startup of our add-in. This does not fail for any code triggered by the onSend function: It seems OfficeJs saves the mail item before onSend code is triggered. However, this request apparently does fail when the mail item is not yet saved - which is the case for any new draft when it is just created - and thus breaks the init code of our add-in when the task pane is opened straight after composing a new

I just got a change recommendation report for one add-in I submitted. It says Your add-in is not working in the Excel 2013 client on Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 11. I have always been testing my add-in in Excel 2016 and Excel Online . So I just installed Excel 2013 (version 15.0.4841.1000 , which includes SP1 ), indeed the add-in does not work. But it seems that few things work... For example, the following example function writes haha in Cell A1 under Excel Online , whereas, it does not anything in Excel 2013 . function test () { Excel.run(function (ctx) { var range = ctx.workbook

I just got a change recommendation report for one add-in I submitted. It says Your add-in is not working in the Excel 2013 client on Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 11. I have always been testing my add-in in Excel 2016 and Excel Online . So I just installed Excel 2013 (version 15.0.4841.1000 , which includes SP1 ), indeed the add-in does not work. But it seems that few things work... For example, the following example function writes haha in Cell A1 under Excel Online , whereas, it does not anything in Excel 2013 . function test () { Excel.run(function (ctx) { var range = ctx.workbook

I am creating a office AddIn which works in both excel and word applications and based on host if it is a word or excel host i want to execute different logic. I am using office.js to create office Addin. for example :- let say type="Excel" // after some logic executed if(type=="Excel") { //run code for excel applications } else { //run code for word applications } I have tried to use the bellow:- if (Office.context.requirements.isSetSupported('ExcelApi', '1.1')) { alert("yes it is excel"); } but it is not working when i run it in excel. I have sent the host in manifest file also <Hosts> <Host

Note: This particular issue has significant impact on our customers, which translates to high business impact with direct consequences on revenue. TL;DR. How can our Office add-in for Outlook, when a user interacts with our add-in while composing an email draft, minimize the amount of time it takes before the EWS GetItem API will return an OK response for the itemId we receive from Office.context.mailbox.item.saveAsync() ? If it turns out that our add-in has no control over when the item will be persisted to EWS, then what could an end-user do to speed this up ? We are looking for either (a) a

TL;DR: I'm having the same problem asked here: Excel JS API - SettingCollection not persisting Basically, I have an Excel add-in that is trying to save some information to document settings and retrieve it later. The whole thing works perfectly on the native Mac client, but does not work on Excel online. No errors, and the document setting appears to be there even after refreshing the Taskpane. But once the browser tab is refreshed, the document setting is no longer retrievable. Is this a known problem right now? there is a bug using the Excel-specific API. please use shared API in the

In our Outlook add-in, we are using makeEwsRequestAsync to get the current email's MimeContent . We understand there is a 1MB request/response limit when using EWS via the JavaScript API. When we reach this limit on Windows, we at least see this message: "Response exceeds 1 MB size limit. Please modify your EWS request". However, when making this request for a large email (>1MB) on Mac (Outlook 2016), we don't get any sort of response whatsoever. The add-in just seems to hang. Is there any way we can catch this error on Mac? We would like to show a dialog or something notifying the user that