The Graph Client Authentication Providers allows for each authentication to the graph endpoint implementing a variety of OAUTH2 flows. I will demonstrate the use of this library in c# code based on this GitHub. Previously, you had to build your own Authentication Provider ( see my creation of the client credentials provider in a vb.net application here ) . This library will allow you to use the following flows: Confidential…
Read MoreUsing the GraphClient SDK in a VB.Net Console Application
In this blog post, I will show you how to use the GraphClient in a VB.Net application. You will need to create an app registration for this project. I used the exact same app registration that I used in my previous VB.Net blog post here. SDK Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/sdks/sdks-overview?view=graph-rest-1.0 I am using Visual Studio 2019 in this example. To begin, please start a VB.Net Console application and then install the following…
Read MoreHow to Use the .Net Microsoft Graph SDK to Get Users and Get Next Page of Results
Introduction This post will explain how to use the .Net Microsoft Graph SDK in order to get users. This article is assuming that you have already gotten an Access Token using ADAL .NET. In order to learn more on how to get the Adal .NET token, please reference : How to Use the ADAL .NET library to Acquire a Token Interactively in a Console Application (Authorization Code Flow) Link Warning…
Read MoreUsing Postman to call the Microsoft Graph API using Authorization Code Flow
Introduction This article will help guide you through utilizing Postman to call a Microsoft Graph Call using the authorization code flow. This is part of a 5 part blog on accessing the Microsoft Graph API utilizing grant types : authorization code, implicit flow, client credentials, password, and refresh token flow. We will be utilizing the same Microsoft Graph call to reduce extraneous details on having to include setting up and…
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