Propose new time Microsoft Graph API - microsoft-graph-api

I was going through the Microsoft Graph APIs and was unable to find an API to propose a new time for meetings. There seems to be methods for accept, decline and tentatively accept.
Am I missing something?

The propose new meeting API isn't yet exposed. Please upvote this feature request:
https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-feature-requests-and-feedback/suggestions/17383252-expose-propose-new-meeting-time-api

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What is the Microsoft Graph Equivalent of Set-MsolPasswordPolicy

As Microsoft is soon deprecating the MSOL Module, we are converting everything over to direct Graph API calls.
Does anyone know how to accomplish the functionality of
Set-MsolPasswordPolicy
using direct Graph API calls?
Searched Microsoft documentation for anything related to:
"Password Policy"
"Validity Period"
"Notification Days"
I found one attirbute under the user object
"passwordPolicies"
User
Result:
none of these turned up any endpoints that would accomplish what Set-MsolPasswordPolicy does
Based on feedback I have received and my own research, Microsoft has not yet developed an API endpoint to handle this.

Access to Microsoft eDiscovery with Microsoft Graph 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.

Upcoming changes to Exchange Web Services (EWS) API for Office 365

Currently we are using EWS API with basic authentication to automate CRUD activities for outlook tasks and calendar items. NOT outlook mail (sending/retrieving messages/mails etc.)
Looking at the notice where the basic authentication will stop working by October 2020, i have started to explore the alternative which is moving to Microsoft Graph API.
But i noticed, there is not yet CRUD for tasks and calendar items under Outlook Mail.
I found the below while googling but seems is not working.
POST https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/outlook/tasks
POST https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/events
My question is, will the EWS with basic authentication affect the Outlook tasks and calendar events as well?
Why i don't see them in the Graph API explorer? they should be under Outlook Mail
I appreciate if you guys can give me insight
Thanks,
Adam
The authentication changes for EWS will impact all the API endpoints available under it on exchange online.
You can find documentation about CRUD operation for Outlook tasks here.
For the graph explorer make sure you click on "show more samples" in the bottom left corner to see everything.
For the events you have the right endpoint, you should switch to a get request to obtain them and check that you requested the proper permissions.

Not receiving "Retry After" headers from MS Graph API

I'm not receiving the Retry After header from the MS Graph API when I get throttled (ie. 429 errors). I also created an issue on github repo for the javascript client library, but this probably isn't an issue with the library. Not sure how to debug this...
The Excel REST API is implemented by SharePoint in the case of a SharePoint hosted file.
The SharePoint REST API sends 503's and not 429's when throttling and doesn't support the retry-after header.
Only OneDrive and Exchange API's support retry after as far as I know. (Having an issue with Exchange ATM though)
(AAD also seems to have implemented the limitations, but it's not clear if it implements retry-after or not)
I added a uservoice comment about that, upvote it to help :) (still under validation, might take a couple of hours to appear)
I found that when querying SharePoint lists and libraries through the Graph API, if you hit SharePoint throttling limits then the Graph does return 429 with no retry info in the headers. That's the short answer, here's a much longer post I wrote about this https://camerondwyer.wordpress.com/2018/01/31/microsoft-graph-api-throttling-sharepoint-lists-libraries-http-429-error-code/

How to post information to Eloqua, by calling Eloqua API from a class

I don't know much about Eloqua or oAuth, I wanted to know How to create a service to connect to Eloqua and call API
The documentation for Eloqua oauth is here: http://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/marketingcs_gs/OMCAB/index.html#Developers/GettingStarted/Authentication/authenticate-using-oauth.htm
This is the documentation for the bulk api: http://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/marketingcs_gs/OMCAB/index.html#Developers/BulkAPI/bulk-API.htm
You can start by using a rest client (like postman or fiddler) to play with the API.
Is there anything specific you want to achieve?
I have to write an answer because my reputation is too low to comment...
You can not create a user via REST API or Bulk API. Maybe with SOAP but it's deprecated.
See all endpoints for users here.
Your question is not clear:
What do you call a "service" ?
What do you want to achieve ? And how ?
Does OAuth is mandatory ?
And finally, with REST API you can not connect and then executes your actions, you have to authenticate you each time you call an endpoint. You are probably aware of this, but this may seems unclear in your question.

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