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# How to register a V1 Native application | ||
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This tutorial introduces how to register the application using Microsoft Azure portal. | ||
Once you registered an application by following this tutorial, you can use it as a "Native application" in Office365APIEditor. | ||
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1. Go to https://manage.windowsazure.com/ and sign in using your administrator account of Microsoft Azure. | ||
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2. Click [Active Directory] in the left panel. | ||
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3. In [DIRECTORY] tab, select the name of your organization. | ||
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4. In [APPLICATIONS] tab, click [ADD] at the bottom. | ||
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5. Click [Add an application my organization is developing]. | ||
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6. Enter the name of your application. (e.g. MyNativeApp) | ||
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7. Select [NATIVE CLIENT APPLICATION] and go to the next page. | ||
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8. Enter the redirect URI of your application in [REDIRECT URI] box. (e.g. http://localhost/MyNativeApp <- Whatever is fine.) | ||
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9. Click [Complete]. | ||
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10. In [CONFIGURE] tab, Go to [permissions to other applications] section and add the necessary permissions for your application. | ||
If your application has to read the messages in users mailbox using Office 365 API (outlook.office.com), you have to add the [Read user mail] permission under [Delegated Permissions] of [Office 365 Exchange Online]. | ||
If your application has to read the messages in users mailbox using Graph API (graph.microsoft.com), you have to add the [Read user mail] permission under [Delegated Permissions] of [Microsoft Graph]. | ||
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11. Click [SAVE] at the bottom. | ||
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13. Check the following values and use them in Office365APIEditor. | ||
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| Value in Azure portal | Textbox in Office365APIEditor | | ||
|:----------------------|-------------------------------| | ||
|CLIENT ID |Client ID | | ||
|REDIRECT URI |Redirect URL | |
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