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In my original thread here: How can I fix ORA: 01013 (user requested cancel...) when trying to link Oracle tables in MS Access? I describe an issue attempting to link Oracle tables into a Microsoft Access (office 365) database. The process timed out after entry of a UID and password. As I researched the problem, I was able to determine that the ODBC drivers and DSN work for ADO, Toad, and Microsoft Power BI (when using a specific query against an Oracle table). I was never able to log entries in the Oracle V$SQL table from either Access or Excel to further troubleshoot the problem. However,

I created a Word add-in and I insert a table in Word 2016 (version 16.0.7341.2029) using the Word API 1.3 like this: var value = [[3,4],[5,6]]; Word.run(function (ctx) { var table = ctx.document.body.insertTable(value.length, value[0].length, Word.InsertLocation.end, value); var myContentControl = table.insertContentControl(); myContentControl.tag = 'MyTable1'; myContentControl.title = 'This is a table'; return ctx.sync() .then(function () { console.log('Table created'); }).catch(function (err) { console.log(err); }); }); I see the table in a content control with the proper values. When I

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 the queued commands, // and return a promise to indicate task completion. .then(context.sync); })

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 Mac 15.29, ... Do you have any idea what is the cause of this error? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

So im building a ASP.NET web app that uses ADAL with Office 365 but I would like to have ADAL save the tokens so that the user will not have to log into Office each Session. I've looked all over the place and have figured out how to implement a token cache but I still don't know how to create the token with the current Users info so that I can retrieve it. Im sure it's as simple as adding a argument to one of the AcquireToken methods but I cant find out how. For referance this is what I have so far in terms of ADAL Uri authUri = await authContext.GetAuthorizationRequestUrlAsync(scopes,null,

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 I see this too. I'll file a bug and get our developers to look at it. Thanks for reporting! UPDATE: This should work now. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28238849/contacts