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问题 Even though I specify the subfolder ID where a new contact should be created using Office65 REST API, the contacts are getting created in Contacts root folder. This is the url that is built by my application for creating contacts. https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/contactfolders/AAMkADhhOTM3ZWE0LTRjYTctNDMyZi1iMWQ3LTY3ODEyN2M2Yjk3NgAuAAAAAAB1SQvREkmDQ73BRgC_7x0FAQAv44kp00W2SLeK4uBEf9wSAAAgq8EwAAA=/contacts 回答1: I see this too. I'll file a bug and get our developers to look at it.

问题 I have created an Outlook add-in, which uses mailbox.getCallbackTokenAsync() function to authenticate with EWS API. For the majority of the add-in users, this works without issues. However, for some users, calling this function results in the "An internal error has occurred" error. This seems to occur just once, and subsequent calls to this function return token successfully. Users that experience issues use various Outlook versions - Outlook 16.0.6965.2115, Outlook 16.0.7571.2109, Outlook

问题 Where I am right now? I have subscribed to calendar notifications via office365's REST API. When any event in that calendar are created/updated/deleted office365 sends notification to my app's endpoint which I assigned when I created this subscription. Subscription code works like a charm and notifications are coming immediately. I really want to make my code error tolerant and here comes the problem: what happens if notifications are coming in non-incremental order? For example if someone

问题 I developed an Outlook web-based add-in. To install it, I added the manifest file from the "Manage add-ins" page in OWA: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/fp142256.aspx. The add-in is showing up in both Outlook Web App and Windows Desktop App. Is there a setting or code change need to be done to make the add-in available only in the Web App. 回答1: We have no such capability - we'd like the platform to provide users with consistent experience regardless of Outlook client/platform

问题 i'm trying to insert a table inside the content control. Here is my code: function insertTable() { Word.run(function (context) { var range = context.document.getSelection(); var cc = range.insertContentControl(); cc.title = "My Table"; var values = [["Apple", "red", "round"], ["Banana", "yellow", "long"], ["Pear", "green", "oblong"]]; context.load(cc); return context.sync().then(function () { var table = cc.insertTable(3, 3, 'Start', values); }) // Synchronize the document state by executing

问题 Currently the Azure AD application delegated permissions "Group.Read.All" and "Group.ReadWrite.All" requires admin consent. Refer: http://graph.microsoft.io/en-us/docs/overview/release_notes /////snip from the below URL///// Group permission scopes The Microsoft Graph exposes two permission scopes (Group.Read.All and Group.ReadWrite.All) for access to groups APIs. These permission scopes must be consented to by an administrator (which is a change from preview). In the future we plan to add

问题 I write a new application to access office data through the rest API, therefore i would like to use the new Authentication Model (V2.0 Endpoint) What's different about the v2.0 endpoit I can get a token with a call to private static string[] scopes = { "https://outlook.office.com/mail.read", "https://outlook.office.com/calendars.read" }; public async Task<ActionResult> SignIn() { ... SNIP Uri authUri = await authContext.GetAuthorizationRequestUrlAsync(scopes, null, clientId, redirectUri, new

问题 We had successfully installed Microsoft Office 2016 on new server,But we were unable to install Microsoft Visio 2016 on this machine.We were getting following error:"We found a problem! We're sorry, Office Click-to-Run installer encountered a problem because you have these Windows Installer based Office programs installed on your computer. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 Click-to-Run and Windows Installer editions of Office programs don't get along for this version, so you can only

问题 I'm trying to load data from Office365 email without need for user interaction. I've created Azure App and I have Client ID and Client secret. I also have user information (email + password). I need to call Office365 API to download emails from mailbox. But I need application to download them in background without user interaction (redirecting to MS/Office365 login page) to get authenticated/logged into mailbox. Is there any way how to do this only through Office API, without need of

问题 Is it possible to assign roles using the Exchange web services in c#? Like you programatically automate of adding the role ApplicationImpersonation and assign the role to the users in Office 365 Exchange? 回答1: Assigning roles using Exchange web services is not possible. If you wish to do this through a C# application, try executing PowerShell cmdlets in C#. Look for "RoleGroup" cmdlets. This thread will give you some examples on how to execute PowerShell in C#: Powershell command through C#