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How to get an Azure Active Directory access token for https://api.spaces.skype.com
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
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The Ask Question Wizard is Live!Adding invited (guest) user to teams seems to not work properlyCORS issue when getting a token in Azure AD B2C (Implict Flow)Azure Active Directory Daemon Client Using CertificatesIs it possible to get app only token for Azure AD where the resource or scope is https://graph.microsoft.com/?Access token for Azure Active Directory using azure-cliSame Azure AD access token for Multiple ResourcesAccess Azure Key Vault using Service-to-Service Access Token via RESTExtend azure active directory access token claimsList all Azure Active Directories I'm either a member or guest user ofGet Azure AD access token from VSTS?Configurable token lifetimes in Azure Active Directory (Public Preview)
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I need to get an access token for the audience https://api.spaces.skype.com. I need to use the Azure Active Directory v1 endpoint. I dont see any corresponding API permission
In the Manifest there is the requiredResourceAccess section where resourceAppIds and scopes can be configured. How can I find the correct resource app id for https://api.spaces.skype.com?
azure-active-directory microsoft-teams skypedeveloper asked Mar 8 at 20:13
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I need to get an access token for the audience https://api.spaces.skype.com. I need to use the Azure Active Directory v1 endpoint. I dont see any corresponding API permission
In the Manifest there is the requiredResourceAccess section where resourceAppIds and scopes can be configured. How can I find the correct resource app id for https://api.spaces.skype.com?
azure-active-directory microsoft-teams skypedeveloper asked Mar 8 at 20:13
halllohalllo
225313
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I need to get an access token for the audience https://api.spaces.skype.com. I need to use the Azure Active Directory v1 endpoint. I dont see any corresponding API permission
In the Manifest there is the requiredResourceAccess section where resourceAppIds and scopes can be configured. How can I find the correct resource app id for https://api.spaces.skype.com?
azure-active-directory microsoft-teams skypedeveloper asked Mar 8 at 20:13
halllohalllo
225313
I need to get an access token for the audience https://api.spaces.skype.com. I need to use the Azure Active Directory v1 endpoint. I dont see any corresponding API permission
In the Manifest there is the requiredResourceAccess section where resourceAppIds and scopes can be configured. How can I find the correct resource app id for https://api.spaces.skype.com?
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That API is an internal one used by the Teams client only. We do not allow non-Microsoft applications to access it.
The only supported API for Microsoft Teams is Microsoft Graph and our Bots API.
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
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I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later withgraphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd)then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.
– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
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That API is an internal one used by the Teams client only. We do not allow non-Microsoft applications to access it.
The only supported API for Microsoft Teams is Microsoft Graph and our Bots API.
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later withgraphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd)then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.
– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
add a comment |
That API is an internal one used by the Teams client only. We do not allow non-Microsoft applications to access it.
The only supported API for Microsoft Teams is Microsoft Graph and our Bots API.
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later withgraphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd)then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.
– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
add a comment |
That API is an internal one used by the Teams client only. We do not allow non-Microsoft applications to access it.
The only supported API for Microsoft Teams is Microsoft Graph and our Bots API.
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
That API is an internal one used by the Teams client only. We do not allow non-Microsoft applications to access it.
The only supported API for Microsoft Teams is Microsoft Graph and our Bots API.
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
answered Mar 8 at 20:28
Bill Bliss - MSFTBill Bliss - MSFT
2,4391712
2,4391712
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later withgraphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd)then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.
– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
add a comment |
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later withgraphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd)then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.
– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
I cannot use the Microsoft Graph API, since it does not support adding guest users to Teams (stackoverflow.com/questions/54180474/…).
– halllo
Mar 8 at 22:14
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@halllo- Adding guest user is a two step process. First step is to send invitation for which you can use Invitation Graph API. And once user is invited to your AD you can add him/her using Add Members Graph API.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 11 at 2:16
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
@Wajeed-MSFT When I use Graph API to create the group with owners and members in a single POST and then PUT the team to it, then the guest user is added to the team, even if he/she has not yet redeemed the invitation.
– halllo
Mar 11 at 11:12
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
I believe this is same experience from UI as well. If you add Guest user, it will start showing in members list even though invitation is not accepted. Please let us know if you observe different behaviour.
– Wajeed - MSFT
Mar 12 at 4:31
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later with
graphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd) then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
@Wajeed-MSFT When I attempt add a user later with
graphClient.Groups[groupId].Members.References.Request().AddAsync(userToAdd) then it does not add the user to the team members. This where the Teams UI behaves completely different.– halllo
Mar 18 at 13:48
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