How can I access locations and floor plans through the Microsoft Graph API? They are part of Microsoft 365 Search & Intelligence, but I don't see any option under the search API.
For the record the Graph Explorer can be found here:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer
To access the location info, "officeLocation" api "https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/officeLocation" should help. you can find documentation here under users ->https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/users?view=graph-rest-1.0#common-properties
Related
I'm using Microsoft Graph API to upload large files to sharepoint using createUploadSession endpoint.
Is there a way to give read permissions in upload process to a specific user or I have to use other endpoint for this?
Yes it is possible to manage and change permissions of SharePoint online using Microsoft Graph API EndPoints: link
Permissions are managed separately through MS Graph End Points designated for permissions: link
Another stackover article on the same with slight different issue: link
I'd like to administer different tenants remotely using the Connect-MicrosoftTeams -AccessTokens option. From what I read, one needs to retrieve the token for the tenant through Microsoft Graph. What I do not understand is how and which permission to request.
Is there anyone who has done this and could point me to some documentation or maybe provide an example request? Thanks!
Use Graph Explorer to determine what are the APIs you want to use. On the “Modify Permissions (Preview)” Tab you will be able to see what kind of permissions are needed for that particular API.
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer
See Microsoft Graph permissions reference, Authentication and authorization basics for Microsoft Graph, Authorization and the Microsoft Graph Security API
I'm trying to access to O365 (Security & Compliance) eDiscovery with Microsoft Graph API ?.. as far as microsoft flow does not allow it either.. any idea how to execute search contents or use Data subject requests with API ?
thank you
Unfortunately we do not have this capability available on Microsoft Graph. Please vote on this feature request on https://microsoftgraph.uservoice.com/ . I don't believe anyone has requested this yet so may need to create not vote up.
I am working on Onenote integration for our application. I am new to onenote and microsoft graph. I don't understand the advantage of using graph api over rest api's provided by Onenote. Only authentication will be done through a common point for work/business and personal account that's the only difference.
Please help me in advantages of using graph api over individual application rest services.
check this - https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs
Microsoft Graph exposes multiple APIs from Office 365 and other Microsoft cloud services through a single endpoint: https://graph.microsoft.com. Microsoft Graph simplifies queries that would otherwise be more complex.
You can use Microsoft Graph to:
Access data from multiple Microsoft cloud services, including Azure Active Directory, Exchange Online as part of Office 365, SharePoint, OneDrive, OneNote, Planner and Microsoft Teams.
Navigate between entities and relationships.
Access intelligence and insights from the Microsoft cloud (for commercial users).
The reading I'm doing here seems to indicate that Microsoft Graph is for exposing Office 365 as an API.
The same link indicates its Office 365 and Azure AD. But you have to have an O365 account to interact with the graph.
That eliminates the use case of people who use only Azure AD, say for authentication and authorization in SaaS apps.
So, I've been asking about using Micrsoft Graph vs using Azure AD. Is it that as long as I'm not interested in the 0365 side of things that I should stick to the AD graph?
Update: Here's a blog from Microsoft on the matter. They said, "We strongly recommend that developers start using Microsoft Graph over Azure AD Graph, unless specific gaps prevent you from using Microsoft Graph right now."
Even if all you want to use are directory features, I would encourage you strongly to use Microsoft Graph. We are adding new directory features to Microsoft Graph that may not show up in AAD Graph and we are busy working to make sure that Microsoft Graph provides all the directory features that AAD Graph provides (and more).
You don't have to have an O365 subscription to use Microsoft Graph (just an AAD tenant) - it's just that Microsoft Graph exposes a lot of rich data that comes from Office 365, including calculated insights.
Please let me know if you are having any challenges with this.
Hope this helps,