Nom de l’auteur/autrice :Saâd Alem

SharePoint Online Graph API – Magic xpi: How to Get the Content list of a SharePoint folder ,download files locally , upload Files and Retrieve Data from List using REST Microsoft Graph API

Describe the different steps for connecting Magic xpi with SharepointOnline using REST Microsoft Graph API 1/ Define in Azure Portal An app registration and add permission for Sharepoint through Microsoft Graph 2/ Check that you can have access via Postman 3/ Define a REST Client Resource in Magic xpi Studio 4/ Define 2 Paths /{list} […]

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Magic xpi and KEYCLOAK IAM for RESTFulAPI with OAuth2

Goal : Configure OAuth2 Authentication for Magic xpi RESTful API Service using KeyCloak Issuer Prerequisites : 1/ keyCloak Server Installation Download and unzip keycloak server install java version “17.0.11” 2024-04-16 LTS Start Keycloak server (Dev environment) : kc start-dev Browse : http://localhost:8080 and create Admin user 2/ Keycloak settings Create Realm for Magic xpi Create

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Microsoft Teams – Magic xpi : Send Chat message using Microsoft Graph REST API

Goal : Send Microsoft Teams Chat message from Magic xpi using Microsoft Graph API 1/ Define Authorization “ChatMessage.Send” under Microsoft Graph API in Azure Portal (Delegate authorization is mandatory) 2/ Get the conversation id from the Teams URL (*) if you dont see the id in the URL, disable “Nouveau Teams” (“New teams”) 3/ Check

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SharePoint Online – Magic xpi: How to Get the Content list of a SharePoint folder and download files locally using REST Sharepoint API

Describe the different steps for connecting Magic xpi with SharepointOnline using REST Sharepoint API (*) (*) Sharepoint can be accessed also via REST Microsoft Graph API (not described in this post) Goal : Download files from Sharepoint Online Folder 1/ Check that you can call REST Sharepoint Online API using Postman with your credentials (*)

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Azure Storage – Magic xpi : How to Get the Content list of a Blob Container and Download BlockBlobs locally using REST API

Goal : List a container blob storage and download and save each content (blockblob) in a file locally Describe the different steps for connecting Magic xpi with Azure Storage using REST API 1/ Check that you can call the Azure Storage REST API using Postman with your credentials using Shared Key (*) Instead of Shared

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AzureAD – Magic xpi: How to Get AzureAD User List and manage Users using Microsoft Graph REST API

Describe the different steps for connecting Magic xpi with AzureAD using REST API 1/ Check that you get OAuth2 token from login.microsoftonline using Postman (*) client_id, clientsecret, resource, tenantid, callback URL and scope are retrieved from azure portal (https://portal.azure.com) (**) Check the API permissions 2/Check that you can get the Users List from Postman 2/

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D365FO – Magic xpi: How to use DMF ExportToPackage Method using REST API

Goal : Execute an export in D365FO with DMF REST API and save the result in a file locally. Describe the different steps for connecting Magic xpi with D365 FO using Data Management Framework (DMF) API : 1/ Check that you get OAuth2 token from login.microsoftonline using Postman (*) client_id, clientsecret, resource and tenantid are

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