example doesn't work

[gspagoni]

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• ID: fde53b2d-39f8-5b6d-5e37-068b4d93f049
• Version Independent ID: 9c7ff3ef-a188-bd28-65bb-1d620d4a8842
• Content: Use the Outlook REST APIs from an Outlook add-in - Office Add-ins
• Content Source: docs/outlook/use-rest-api.md
• Product: outlook
• Technology: add-ins
• GitHub Login: @o365devx
• Microsoft Alias: o365devx

I'm trying to test the example but it doesn't work, it complains about the access token. what I would like to achieve is calling an API to enable the ouf of office from task pane because I want to invoke also another API that enable out of office for another application. so I would like to create an adding that enable out of office both for outlook and for my application but I cannot find any API to enable ooo for outlook. i would avoid to sign-in as I'm already logged with my user. any help? thanks

[AlexJerabek]

Hi @gspagoni,

Thanks for reporting this access token issue. @ElizabethSamuel-MSFT, can you please investigate?

[ElizabethSamuel-MSFT]

@gspagoni Sorry that you're facing issues with this. However, can you provide some more details to help us repro? For example, what error are you getting re: the access token? Can you share your sample code and manifest? Which client/platform are you testing with (Windows, Mac, browser, etc)? Which Exchange version are you pointing to (Exchange Online, on-premises)?

Thanks.

[ElizabethSamuel-MSFT]

@gspagoni As for an API to set "out of office", I also believe we don't have such an API. I've also tagged this issue as feature request so we can track. @JuaneloJuanelo FYI

[ghost]

Thanks for your interest in Office Add-ins development! Feedback here is intended for reporting problems with the Office Add-ins documentation. We will tag this as a feature request. Please see https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/uservoice-pages-430e1a78-e016-472a-a10f-dc2a3df3450a for more information. Thanks!

[lindalu-MSFT]

@ElizabethSamuel-MSFT We should move this feature request to office-js so we can track it with the Feature Request tag there.

[ElizabethSamuel-MSFT]

@lindalu-MSFT I'll move to office-js to track the feature request portion after we resolve the issue with REST API example, if possible.

[gspagoni]

My Office Add-in.zip thank you for your answer. I have attached my project created with yo generator my goal as I said is to create an addon which set OOO for outlook and for another external application at the same time. ofc for outlook i don't want to authenticate with oauth2 because I'm already logged in, so I was looking for some API that return the token and pass it to the microsoft.grap API, but the token I can get from outlook.api is not compatible with microsoft.grap API, hope this clarify the scope. thank you

[ElizabethSamuel-MSFT]

@gspagoni Thanks for sharing this info.

@exextoc Can you take a look?

Thanks.

[exextoc]

@gspagoni - Currently there isn't an Office JS API that allows you to set a OOO message or get a token that can be used against Graph. The getCallbackToken API with isRest set to true that you use in your code only returns a token that can be used against a REST API endpoint, hence the error when using that token against a Graph API. That said, the REST token returned only has item and calendar level scopes, which means that it won't allow you to set OOO message for Outlook through the REST endpoint. To be able to use a Graph API, we recommend looking into authenticating the user with SSO token.

[gspagoni]

Hello and thank you for your answer, I tried a piece of code that I read into the the page of the SSO token link

export async function run() { /**

• Insert your Outlook code here */

  try { let bootstrapToken = await OfficeRuntime.auth.getAccessToken(); document.getElementById("token").innerHTML = bootstrapToken

  // The /api/DoSomething controller will make the token exchange and use the // access token it gets back to make the call to MS Graph. //getData("/api/DoSomething", bootstrapToken); } catch (exception) { if (exception.code === 13003) { document.getElementById("user").innerHTML = exception.code

  // SSO is not supported for domain user accounts, only // Microsoft 365 Education or work account, or a Microsoft account. } else { // Handle error document.getElementById("user").innerHTML = exception.message

  } }

the response is the attached snapshot

can you tell me how can I get a valid token that I can use with microsoft.graph API? thank you GS

[exextoc]

Could you share the exception.code that you are running into? Here's a link for reference to troubleshoot and identify the exception.code and what they mean: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/develop/troubleshoot-sso-in-office-add-ins

[gspagoni]

the error code is 13000

Modify the source files, then click Run. Run

13000

[exextoc]

Based on it being the 13000 error code, it's possible that:

• The version of Office does not support SSO. The required version is Microsoft 365 subscription, in any monthly channel.
• The add-in manifest is missing the proper WebApplicationInfo section.

Could you share your Outlook build number and subscription channel? And check that WebApplicationInfo in the manifest. Please also make sure that the prerequisite steps (e.g. Enable modern authentication, Register your add-in etc.) listed before the "Get SSO Token" instruction are taken care of: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/outlook/authenticate-a-user-with-an-sso-token

[gspagoni]

attached the version of outlook

below the manifest file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

92379c22-6ffc-4880-bd8a-dcb373bd09f9 1.0.0.0 Contoso en-US https://www.contoso.com

250

ReadWriteItem false