Is it possible using the Mail API to encrypt a message like you would from Outlook or the Web App? I did not see this explicitly called out in the reference documentation.
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RJ
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We are retrieving the email and attachments using the oAuth token from getCallbackTokenAsync in office.js JavaScript library and sending the token to the web application to retrieve them from EWS (~/EWS/Exchange.asmx) using SOAP request similar to the approach shown in https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/outlook/get-attachments-of-an-outlook-item
Could anyone please confirm that the deprecation of Outlook Rest API 2.0 will not affect the existing functionality. I am new to the Outlook add-in development and the documentation seems vast to digest.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/outlook-rest-api-v2-0-deprecation-notice/
Do we need to register the add-in anywhere OR provide any permissions to the add-in specifically for getCallbackTokenAsync method to retrieve the token OR making the SOAP request to download attachments.
EWS remains unchanged for Outlook web add-ins. Make sure that you don't use the isRest option for the getCallbackTokenAsync call.
Take a look at the recent Office add-ins community call where this question was discussed in depth. Here is a screenshot for others:
I'm currently using Microsoft Graph, but have been running into its limitation on the request size. Seeing as how the Outlook REST API doesn't have that limitation and is supposed to be very similar to the Graph API for mail related functions, I wanted to use the Outlook API for sending messages with larger attachments.
But is there a way to get application level permissions with the Outlook REST API? Or make calls without a user? The authentication approach I'm using with Microsoft Graph is the one outlined at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth-v2-service and it would be nice to be able to do the same with the Outlook API.
My app is registered at the Microsoft Application Registration Portal, but the permissions there are only for Microsoft Graph. I have seen an article that mentions being able to edit the manifest in order to get permissions working with other APIs (like the Outlook API), but wasn't too sure about that.
I have written an Outlook Add-In using the "standard" approach, which is a COM Add-In, compatible with Outlook Windows desktop versions.
I'm doing now a research about the capabilities of the new Office API which uses Javascript/HTML and is compatible with Outlook 2016 Windows/Mac and Web.
However, the resources seem really limited, where can I the information what functionalities that API provides i.e. in scope of the Calendar functionality of Outlook?
You can get started using JavaScript APIS using this link : https://dev.outlook.com/MailAppsGettingStarted/GetStarted
API Reference : https://dev.outlook.com/reference/add-ins/
This API provides access to mail/calendar item. This APIs are supported in Windows Outlook 2016 and Outlook Web Mail access client.
Hope it helps.
You are right, the functinality is still limited. See https://dev.outlook.com/ for more information about available APIs. But you may also find the EWS helpful. Read more about that in the EWS Managed API, EWS, and web services in Exchange section.
I have 2 questions below, could you help me?
Since Exchange 2016 has dropped MAPI/CDO, and we’re suggested to use EWS instead. I want to know, could EWS can handle outlook form, because we want to use EWS Managed API to install outlook form(we have created this form manually already) to user’s mailbox as a message. If not, is there any other recommend solution or SDK?
If we have a .msg file, could we use EWS Managed API to create a Email Message by using this .msg file on disk?
Thanks very much. Hope for your response.
Exchange 2016 dropped support for the standalone version of MAPI/CDO 1.21. It still fully supports Outlook and RPC-over-HTPP and MAPI-over-HTTP.
I don't think you can either install a form or process an MSG file using EWS alone.
The version 2.0 of MailChimp APIs has a campaign send API. However I don't find any similar API on v3.0. I do find an automation API where in I can start a workflow, however it appears from the documentation that workflows can't be created using APIs and can be created only using the GUI.
The requirement is to be able to send emails using MailChimp API. Please advise.
It's now possible to both create and send a campaign through the V3.0 API.
See the 'Action' tab here
You can send to a saved segment, but as far as I can tell, there's no way to create a saved segment via the API.
You actually cannot send one on one email with APIv3.0. Mandrill now takes over for the transactional emails.
It's not yet possible to edit or create campaigns in API v3.0. See the API v3 roadmap.