Ms Graph API: Set "Busy - In a call" does not cause new calls to be rejected
Hi everybody, Although I set the Presence State to “Busy – InACall”, new incoming calls are not rejected. And yes, Busy on Busy (Busy Options) is activated. So if I have a real Teams call a new incoming call is rejected. Any idea why setting“Busy – InACall” via Graph API doesnot cause new calls to be rejected? Regards Gerd
Bookings created via Graph API
So I have an interesting problem. We are using Graph to create a bookings appointment in a bookings business within our org. When we use Graph the email that gets sent to the customer does not have a link to cancel/reschedule. However if you book an appointment using the bookings page the ensuing confirmation email will have the link. I check the appointments after they are created and only the one created via the bookings page have 'Let customer manage the appointment' checked. The ones created via the API do not. The services have it defaulted to allow for customers to cancel and reschedule. Is there something that we need to pass through graph when we are creating the appointment that specifically will turn this on? Really need the customers to have that link in the confirmation email.
How resolve 'Remote server returned '550 5.7.708 Service unavailable.' error while send an email
I am able to send mail through Graph API but it is not received by the recipient. I have added O365 licenses and given all the permissions to the application which was created in the Azure portal. An access token is generated differently for the @outlook.com domain and onmicrosoft.com.Please help!
What is the gap like between Sharepoint REST and Microsoft Graph APIs?
Hello, I am developing a software to keep track of changes to files and folders made on Sharepoint. I am trying to figure out what API to use. My understanding is that Microsoft is giving more focus on Microsoft Graph API. I have been doing research on the differences between them. Based on older posts, it is my understanding that you couldn't do things with Graph API that you could do with Sharepoint Rest APIs. At least that was the case in the past, and the goal was to build Graph API to a point that you use Graph API for all that. Here is a link to Microsoft 365podcast. What is the gap like now? If I want to keep track of changes to made to Sharepoint files and folders. What is the most effective way to get those events? Through Sharepoint REST or Graph API? Thank you.
