Reputation: 4391
Our CRM creates activities that can have one or more participants. What we want to do is:
In order to do so, I believe, we will store the OAuth access token in database so we can use it later to read/write outlook events on the user's behalf.
Microsoft's documentation is kind of vague on this feature. So the question is:
Almost all the examples and sample code I have seen involves only the currently logged in user.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 818
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I asked another question and got an answer (only after a few minutes) som possibly can help you too. Take a look at the Microsoft Graph API, "Get Access without a user": https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/concepts/auth_v2_service
Here is the link to my question: O365 Outlook REST API, masquerading
Upvotes: 1