is it possible to develop and integrate 3rd party IM provider into Office Online/Office 365 in the similar fashion as it was into Office 2010/2013/2016:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/client-developer/shared/integrating-im-applications-with-office
I'm trying to find any information on this topic but my google kung-fu is failing me.
Thanks.
It is possible. You could use the WOPI protocol to integrate with Office Online. Please refer to the following links：
Office 365 Features & Benefits
Using the WOPI protocol to integrate with Office Online
Integrate with Office
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Please let me know that how to get started and deploy application with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Higher Education Accelerator.
I searched a lot but confuse how to start with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Higher Education Accelerator.
You need Dynamics CRM instance and then you can install it as solution.
https://appsource.microsoft.com/en/product/dynamics-365/mshied.highereducationcommondatamodel?tab=overview&modalAppId=mshied.highereducationcommondatamodel&signInModalType=2&testDrive=true&ctaType=5
Or you can use test drive that will give you access to CRM with the solution installed.
Here is the documentation
https://query.prod.cms.rt.microsoft.com/cms/api/am/binary/RE4rwFm
I have installed & configured the Dynamics 365 app for Outlook with my v9 Org. I have Office 2016 Professional Plus with latest updates.
It's totally working fine in OWA but not even started working on my Laptop Outlook. This is even listed as a known issue, but it says "frequently", for me always.
I have troubleshooted with the help of below links but no luck:
Blog & Community
Anybody know some extra troubleshooting steps to solve this?
Our environment is having some limitations like 3rd party encryption called Vaultive & then Oauth was not enabled which is a prerequisite for App for Outlook it seems in desktop client (for OWA it's not required just federation is fine).
We are able to sort out these things after MS support ticket & deep internal analysis. Now its working.
I need to create an administrative portal that is visually consistent with Office 365 and Exchange online / 2016
What UX experience is most similar to the admin portal in these situations?
I discovered Office Fabric but not sure what else is needed to get an Exchange administrator page.
Office UI Fabric team member here. I'm not sure if Fabric is currently used in the Exchange Admin Portal (I don't think so today), but as Slava points out, Fabric is the framework we use to build many of the apps & experiences throughout Office 365, with many pages and experiences being onboarded all the time. It's your best bet if you want to build a new UX that looks and feels like Office, specifically the Fabric-React components, since we stress-test these in our own products and hold them to a very high standard in terms of performance, accessibility, and feature set.
Yes, your research is correct. Office UI Fabric is the front-end framework for building experiences that fit seamlessly into Office and Office 365. Mainly the product made to be replicate Office applications (Word, Outlook, etc.) in 3rd party apps and add-ins. It should be suitable for administrative portal as well, but probably not that reach.
Office UI fabric has two mayor parts: One is Office UI Fabric Core which includes set of style sheets and the second Office UI Fabric JS which delivers built-in components you may use out of box with the core styles.
I need to use Microsoft Office 365 online OUTLOOK with Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online.
but I am unable to find anything related to this.
I found one link related to this but the option/view suggested in this link seems not appearing actually.
http://www.sysco-software.com/office-365-integration-with-dynamics-crm/
see the Web Mail Client section
We need to use this and it's working fine.
https://technet.microsoft.com/library/dn946901.aspx
Here was said All-in-one add-in for outlook that this is possible to create the web-based add-in working both with Mailboxes hosted on Office 365 or Exchange 2013 or greater, and with Outlook 2013 or greater, so with web and desktop Outlook versions.Am I right? Can you provide some references on how to develop such an add-in and then install it for both clients? Thanks you.
Best regards
You can start reading the Official documentation on Office add-ins. These new Office add-ins are web applications "served" inside Office products, you will have to be a little familiar with web technologies to develop.
Regarding Outlook add-in, as written by Eric Legault (in the question link), the add-in is not installed on a specific client but on the exchange account whether it is at organisation level or at user level. Consequently, with one install you will have the add-ins working on all Outlook clients (Desktop, OutlookWebAccess etc.).
Take care: Office add-ins now describes both technologies the new one that we are discussing (formerly app for office) and the old COM add-ins. I have written a blog post to explain the in-and-outs of the two technologies.
You are right. You have the opportunity to create a web-based add-in for Office 365 and Office 2013 desktop. But, Microsoft's JavaScript API has limited functionality. I want to recommend you read the following document first: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/en-us/library/office/fp161015.aspx. If you plan to write a small add-in for yourself, the web-based add-in is a great option.