When building Office Outlook Addins there has traditionally been three ways to install them. Installation from the Office Store Installation by a Exchange administrator uploading the manifest.xml Installation by a end-user by uploading the manifest.xml Recently Office 365 was also extended with the centralized deployment feature that allows tenant admins […]
In Azure AD a tenant is uniquely identified by a tenant ID which is a guid. Unfortunately guids are not very user friendly, so most users remembers their AD tenants by the domain name, it could e.g. be sjkp.onmicrosoft.com. If you are working with the Azure management api, you can […]
This is not my first post about the Office 365 API tools extension for Visual Studio. But in this post I want to highlight how to fix a few bugs that are present in the current version 1.1.512. The content in this post was part of my preperation for a […]
A few weeks ago I posted an article on how to generate C# classes from a odata rest endpoint, with a visual studio extension. In that example I used the Exchange REST endpoints, that is based on OData v4. But if you like me try to use the same tool […]
The Office 365 product suite (SharePoint, Exchange, Onedrive and the Office package), is moving in an interesting direction. Instead of being products, it starting to become more of a service platform that you can use for whatever you see fit. One of the recently released tools, that really makes this […]
With SharePoint 2013, a lot of things are now possible through the REST API. This is nice for web developers, and it’s nice for quick solutions directly in the browser, e.g. against Office 365. The following code sniplets require jquery, which is not installed per default in Office 365, but […]