In Azure portal on a managed device detail page it shows two types of users,
The "Primary" user and the "Enrolled by" user. I'm trying to figure out how I can retrieve the latter
using the Microsoft Graph API. What I've tried so far is pretty much every managed device related API.
The ones I mainly use are the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/intune-devices-manageddevice-list?view=graph-rest-1.0 and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/intune-devices-manageddevice-get?view=graph-rest-1
I've also looked at pretty much all the beta variants of the related API documentation if and when they are available. My problem is that it seems like there is no way to retrieve this information.
You have to query the related object of the managed device
https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/devicemanagement/manageddevices/b32d84d4-50da-469f-a65d-2f1c30f8da67/users
Also you will get object id of the primary owner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTEs_lHtZJ4&list=PL8wOlV8Hv3o9TUJxUR9T78TevVjtsRAup&ab_channel=ConceptsWork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yw5Cz5rO6_Y&list=PL8wOlV8Hv3o_KgAx8JmnqM4G97U0vPR9l&ab_channel=ConceptsWork
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We're looking for a way to get a list of all currently active PSTN calls being made into MS Teams. We've tried this:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/callrecords-callrecord-getpstncalls?view=graph-rest-beta
That's almost exactly what we need except records do not seem to appear here until the call has ended. What we need for the app we're trying to build is live call records.
We've also tried it by creating subscriptions and getting the ID of specific calls then looking up call records, but this data also appears to be delayed.
Is there a method we're missing here, or equally, is this something that may be added to the API some point soon?
Currently there is no graph API to get a list of active PSTN calls in Teams.
Microsoft will always focus on customer’s feedback and experience, some new features would be added to the services based on customers' feedback in the future, we also recommend you give your new idea in Teams UserVoice here.
They clearly mentioned in the document, we can not fetch the details directly. But you can fetch the records from your application. Using app side bearer token.
I'm trying to grab only properties "id" and "userPrincipalName" from the teacher when getting educationClasses with $expand=teacher as parameter. But whatever I do, I keep getting the full teacher/user object.
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/education/classes?$expand=teachers($select=id,userPrincipalName)
But it gives the same result as this one:
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/education/classes?$expand=teachers
What am I doing wrong?
Or is this one of the endpoints where the expand+select feature is not fully supported? I don't want the full teacher object because it contains assignedLicenses, assignedPlans, provisionedPlans and a whole lot of stuff I will never need in this request.
And...it's production, so I'd like to avoid using the BETA endpoint if possible.
Yep, looks like the underlying AAD storage doesn't support expand plus select.
You can see what is happening under the covers by appending the &$whatif to your query.
Not a lot we can do about this, as the AAD team aren't investing in adding richness here right now.
I am using odata to query Dynamics CRM Online 2013. I am trying to track changes against particular entities. For example, I want to be able to see Old Values and New Values for Opportunities, as you would see in the Summary View. Auditing is enabled for the entities but the most I can see via odata is whether a field of an entity was changed or not, and when it was changed.
Q. If "Change Tracking" is enabled will that expose another odata entity that will give me those changed values?
I am pretty sure Audit entity data is not exposed via OData.
Please find the url for the actual usage of Change Tracking feature.
http://www.powerobjects.com/2015/10/26/change-tracking-in-dynamics-crm-2015/
Audit table is not consumable through Sdk calls.. neither odata nor soap.
On premise will allow to query using sql queries but still data is "," "~" separated.
On the other hand Change tracking is accessible through sdk call using RetrieveEntityChangesRequest message. Pls refer the link below.
But this is for primary usage of integration services to identify the modified records for upstream/downstream systems from last cycle.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn932130.aspx
Update: Reg Audit, we have some limited options though - https://yanivrdt.wordpress.com/2016/01/08/retrieving-audit-history-records-via-api/
We are attempting to build free/busy calendars on our website for our Adobe Connect seminar rooms using data provided by the Adobe Connect API.
Our first attempt used sco-session-seminar-list. This returned data in the expected format and seemed to work perfectly. However, upon review we found that many existing sessions were not being returned. Some of the rooms do not have the API user setup as a host or presenter, so I suspect that may be causing a problem, though the user can see these sessions in the admin which indicates to me that they should have access.
We then tried report-bulk-objects. This did return all seminars as desired. However, it hits the reporting database which means that seminars created in the last 24 hours may not appear. Worse, it does not appear that there is any way to filter by room (or parent sco-id) using this method.
I cannot find any other relevant methods in the API documentation that would work better than the above two for our needs. However, it seems like a free/busy calendar should be a relatively common use of the API.
We finally found a non-intuitively named function that worked for this sort of information:
url="http://#AdobeConnectUrl#/api/xml
name="action" value="sco-expanded-contents">
name="sco-id" value="#roomID#">
name="filter-gte-date-begin" value="2015-01-01">
name="filter-lte-date-begin" value="2015-01-08">
This function will also work for a more informational calendar as it returns details other than just the start and end times (such as the seminar name). It pulls all sessions that occur under the sco-id requested, including those in subfolders. It also runs in real-time.
In the Simperium documentation/help section there is the following text:
All the data that is created seems like it must be tied to a user - is
that correct? Is it possible to have data that isn't tied to a user -
say a database of locations or beers?
Yes, though this isn't very clear yet. You can create a public user
(i.e., a public namespace) with an access token you share with other
users of your app so anyone can read/write to that namespace.
It's possible to limit this to read-only access as well if you need to
authoritatively publish data from a backend service.
Is there an actual example with this?
The scenario I have is as follows
My app will have a calendar
The primary user can add and remove data from the calendar
They will want to invite other users to add and remove data, my thought is that they can give them a token, the user can use their email address and this token to sign in
Am I on the right track?
You're definitely on the right track, but a little too far ahead on that track. The scenario you described is a great fit for Simperium, but sharing and collaboration features aren't yet released.
The help text you quoted is for authoritatively pushing content, for example from a custom backend to all users of your app. An example of this would be a news stream that updates on all clients as new content is added.
This is quite different than sharing calendar data among a group of users who have different access permissions, which is actually a better use of Simperium's strengths. We have a solution for this that we've tested internally, but we're using what we've learned to build a better version of it that will be more scalable for production use.
There's no timeline for this yet, but you'll see it announced on your dashboard at simperium.com.