Host office 365 app

I have an office 365 app developed with visual studio 2013 and have seen that there is a part that is deployed to office 365 and another part that needs hosting, can I host this aspx part in office365 (I have an Office365 E3 version)?
luis molina

Yea you can do that. Upload the solution to solution gallery and activate it. Also you can create apps by creating the developer site collection in SharePoint.

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Winmail.dat attachments from Exchange 2013 on premi and Hosted Office 365 set up.

Hello TechNet,
I have an on going situation with winmail.dat attachments. I currently have a ticket open with Microsoft, but I want to see if anyone has personal experience with this. Here is the rundown.
We have migrated from an Exchange 2007 server to Exchange 2013 for the migration to Office 365. We also have a hosted Office 365 server with half of our mailboxes in the cloud and half of them on the Exchange 2013 on premise server.
The current settings for TNEFEnabled:
On Premise: False
Hosted: False
Whenever a internal email with a calendar invite(exchange calendar, go to meeting) goes out to any external domain the recipients receive winmail.dat.
When settings for TNEFEnabled On Premise and Hosted are set to true both calendar invites and PDF, Excel attachments etc the recipients receive winmail.dat.
When speaking with Microsoft about this issue. The representative was watching me through a LogMeIn session as I set both TNEFEnabled false on both on Premise and Hosted.
This is really frustrating as many employees depend on this to be fully functional, and to be honest am tired of dealing with this.
I need help.
-Ben

I am having the same issue.
Luckily I have only migrated my own mailbox to office365.
Tried both true and false TNEFEnabled on both onpremise and office365 via powershell and confirmed that both have been applied.
If I send the email as a plain text then the attachment works ok. If I send it as HTML then I get winmail.dat.
The above KB doesnt really help me, sending plain text emails is like going back to the dark ages!
I am sending from outlook to outlook (I send from my external email address, to my work email address and visa-versa)
If someone with an onpremise mailbox sends me an email, the attachment works ok.
If someone sends me an attachment via hotmail, the attachment works ok.
It seems to only effect emails I send to myself through outlook, i am sending it through a POP3 account to our onpremise exchange 2010 which forwards the email to office365

Add-in support on Office 365 click-to-run installed and Office 365 App-V installed

Hi,
We have to make a decision on deploying Office 365 via on premise click-to-run, with the Office Deployment tool, or via App-V. But the way add-ins are supported on Office 365 / Office 2013 on App-V 5.0 SP2 is not clear to me.
Some Technet sites mention that for add-in support on an App-V based office, the add-ins should be sequenced and put together in a connection group with the Office App-V package (created by the Office Deployment tool)
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2013/12/02/announcing-app-v-5-0-sp2-support-for-office-2013-volume-licensing-editions.aspx however, I read in the table “Full-featured Office with integration with other applications,
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Hi,
There is a new feature for Office 365 Pro Plus, it allow administrators the ability to exclude App element. We need to use Office 2013 Click-to-Run (Build 15.0.4615.1001) and logon as administrator.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2014/05/14/new-application-selection-feature-offered-with-the-may-2014-update-of-office-2013-click-to-run.aspx
Then, we'd better follow this link and repeat the steps one by one:
http://lyncme.co.uk/office365/office365-proplus-click-to-run-lets-stop-onedrive-for-business-from-being-installed/
Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does
not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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Office 365 App using NAPA - "The system cannot find the file specified. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070002)"

Hello,
I am creating an app using NAPA tool in Office 365. I am trying to "Add an attachment" to a custom list item using SPServices. When I am using my code (jquery code) in content editor web part on a page, its working fine, but when I am adding
the same code in an app, its giving me error : "The system cannot find the file specified. (Exception from HRESULT:
0x80070002)" - 500 Internal Server error.
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// This code runs when the DOM is ready and creates a context object which is
// needed to use the SharePoint object model
$(document).ready(function () {
//alert('In doc ready');
$('.attachmentButton').change(function(event){
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handleFileChange(listName,itemId,event.target.files);
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data= data.substring(n);
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alert('Above SPServices this.filename :=' + this.filename);
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operation: "AddAttachment",
listName: listName,
asynch: false,
listItemID:itemId,
fileName: this.filename,
attachment: data,
completefunc: function (xData, Status) {
console.log('attachment upload complete',xData,status);
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if (Status.toLowerCase() == "error"){
alert(xData.responseText);
alert(xData.status);
alert(xData.statusText);
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alert("The upload was aborted.");
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Any suggestions, why I am getting this error in NAPA ?

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you have an issue about adding attachments to list items in app.
To add attachment to list item in the host web, we should first get the list and the list items from the host web, then add the attachments to the list items.
There are two articles about retrieve the list and list items in the host web, you can refer to them.
http://www.dotnetcurry.com/showarticle.aspx?ID=1028
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/93cb27/retrieve-sharepoint-app-host-web-list-items-in-sharepoint-ho/
What’s more, we can also use the REST API to achieve the same scenario.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/472cc1/add-attachments-to-list-items-in-sharepoint-2013-using-rest/
Thanks & Regards,
Jason
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SharePoint App Top Navigation doesn't match new Office 365 Top Navigation

I am developing a SharePoint App for Office 365/SharePoint online and have noticed that my SharePoint App (created via Visual Studio) has a different top navigation than the host site, as SharePoint/Office 365 has a new top navigation. How can I get my SharePoint
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Hi,
Per my understanding, you might want to display the same suite bar in both SharePoint site and App.
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SharePoint site:
App:
As a workaround, I would suggest you create custom “suite bar” with client site technology to replace the default suite bar in App.
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Developed Access Web app on Office 365 - cannot publish it to On Premises SharePoint 2013

I developed an Access Web app, which works fine on Office 365.
Now I want to deploy it to our on premises SharePoint 2013 farm
After I upload the .app package I created from it to our app catalog it shows 'Valid App Package = no':
In the ULS log I found the following:
There were errors when validating the App package: There were errors when validating the App Package. Other warnings / errors associated with this exception: The current version of SharePoint is less
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Hi,
Please check the SharePointMinVersion in AppManifest.xml file in your Office 365 app and modify it to "15.0.0.0", then deploy the app to SharePoint on-premise.
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Help Needed with getting Started With Office 365 Development C# Rest API

We have a O365 Tenant Setup with a Federated Active Directory Setip we want to be able to right code that will connect to our tenant and perform basic CRUD operations against it (ex. Creating mail boxes)
The problem is we want this to be contained in a CLR trigger In SQL so say if a new user is added to our user table then we would create a new AD account for that user and also create a mailbox.
But I cannot find and example on how to connect to Office 365 using the REST API (Not the SDK because you can not add the connected service to a class library) and before the required actions that we need to do. All the example I have found are with the
SDK API and/or require window 8 and that is also not an option.
Please help I do not know where to start, and I would love to see some examples done in c# and not using the SDK.
Thanks,
Andrew Day

Hi,
>> Instead of SharePoint URLs I would use the O365 API URL?
Yes, in my sample code, I was accessing the File resource by using the O365 File API. In your case, you need to acquire the token to access the Mail resource and use O365 Mail API.
By the way, I think the article
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>> Why can I not use the SDK API with a class Library?
Actually, you are able to reference the Office 365 .NET SDK in the class Library. But the class library project type was not supported by Visual Studio Office 365 Development Tool. As a workaround,
you can reference the SDK manually in your project.
Since your original question is about “getting started with Office 365 Development C# Rest API”, if you have more questions about the Office 365 SDK, I will suggest you posting a new thread
to discuss the Office 365 SDK. It will involve more other community members to share their ideas and experience on a specific a question and for others who had a similar question could also find the valuable information quickly.
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Office 365 & Microsoft Account directory merge

The Azure account is managed and run by a Microsoft Account user. The same user has a Office 365 subscription so it has an work/organization account as well. Because the Microsoft sign-in pages are confused and messed up if a user needs to use different
accounts for different services (for example, when the user tries to go to portal.azure.com, it is sometimes automatically logged in using the Office 365 account which naturally does not work in Azure), we are thinking of merging these two directories
under one account. Based on the following articles it should be possible:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn629581.aspx
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn629580.aspx
However, some crucial information are missing:
It is possible to rollback the merge (decouple/untrust the two directories) later on? How?
Based on
http://blogs.windows.com/business/2014/11/07/windows-10-manageability-choices/ the Windows 10 will (finally) support Azure AD accounts. Will it work flawlessly or this merge will make some issues (currently, we are using Microsoft Account to sign-in
to Windows 8.1) or lost functionality (for example, user will need to choose whether to log-in with Microsoft Account and live without Azure AD dependent functionality like auto-login to Office 365 apps/services or vice versa)?
Are there anything else we should be aware of?

Hi,
Thanks for your post.
It is possible to integrate Windows Azure account with an Office 365 account and here are the steps you must follow:
Logon to the Windows Azure Portal
https://manage.windowsazure.com.
Click on Application Services | Active Directory | Directory | Custom Create.
Change the Directory dropdown from the default
Create new directory to Use existing directory
and click the Check box.
Next you are logged out of the Windows Azure administrative account and you are redirected to the Windows Azure Active Directory logon.
Logon with a Global Administrator account from the Office 365 tenant that you would like to integrate.
After sign in you are prompted to add the Windows Azure administrator account as a global administrator for the Office 365 Tenant directory, click on
Continue.
Logout of the Office 365 global administrator account and then logon to
https://manage.windowsazure.com with your global administrator account.
I did not find any MS article about rollback the merge.
For the Account related issue, i think you may ask Azure support:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/options/
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Office 365 minimum licence required which is compatible with custom office 365 sharepoint solution deployment

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Hi Suruchi,
This is the forum to discuss questions and feedback for Microsoft Office client. For Office 365
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Office 365 & Onsite Avaya PBX

We have an onsite Avaya IP-500 PBX with mainly IP desk phones. Using the Avaya TAPI driver on a PC, using Outlook 2007 we used to be able to click on Call Contact and using the Avaya TAPI driver the desk phone would automatically start dialling. This also
worked using dialler.exe
We've recently migrated our onsite Exchange 2003 server to hosted Office 365. All users are E3 users and we've downloaded and upgraded to Office 2013. Now when I try and call a contact from within Outlook 2013, it starts up a Lync 2013 window and says The
calling feature is disabled.
I've fixed this problem by adding a TAPIOVERRIDE key to the registry as described here :-
slipstick.com/outlook/contacts/calling-from-an-outlook-contact-does-not-work/
and it seems to work as before.
My question now is: - If I receive an email from an internal user, I can click on their picture and see their contact numbers from AD, but clicking CALL tries to initiate a Lync call. Some users don't have webcams and speakers so I'd like to initiate a TAPI
call utilising my desk phone directly from this screen rather than adding them as a contact. Is this possible?
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Hi,
In Outlook 2013, it is by default to use Lync 2013 when you click Call in the use contact. I am not familiar with how the Avaya IP-500 PBX works to make a call with your contacts. Does it only work with the user who is added as a contact in Outlook?
If that is the case, please contact the Avaya IP-500 PBX support to confirm if it can work with AD users who are not added as Outlook contact in local machine. If I misunderstand, please feel free to point it out.
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How to Use Office 365 api in Provider Hosted App

Hi,
I want to use outlook api in SharePoint Provider Hosted App.
when I use :-
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type: 'GET',
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"client-request-id": "9de3d763-a8d9-4433-92f3-096d6be36d86",
success: function () {
alert("Welcome to Outlook ")},
error: function (e) {
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Error:-
XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/contacts. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'https://localhost:44309' is therefore not allowed access. The response had HTTP status code
401.
Please Provide me a good example.
Thanks in Advance

Hi SharePlus,
You probably want to use the Office 365 API's to authenticate and communicate with the API's.
There's several resources available for this:
Ultimate LinkRoll for Getting Started with the Office 365 API's
Download Office 365 API Tools for Visual Studio 2013
Getting Started with O365 Dev - Communicate with Exchange
If you don't want to use the pre-compiled typed objects in the Office 365 API's for communicating with the Mail service (Exchange), you can always just make sure to handle the authentication properly and then construct your queries as raw queries, like Chaks
describes here: http://chakkaradeep.com/index.php/working-with-office365apis-the-raw-version/
Also, as a general rule; When working with anything Office 365, you should always keep an eye out for the example code, articles and news published from the Office 365 Patterns & Practices team here: https://github.com/OfficeDev/PnP
I hope this will guide you in the right direction :-)
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How to Get user profile properties in provider -cloud hosted app in sharepoint online - office 365 using REST API?

How to Get user profile properties in provider -cloud hosted app in sharepoint online - office 365 using REST API?
any idea?

Hi,
From your description, my understanding is that you want to get user profile properties in provider-hosted app in SharePoint online using REST API.
Here is sample code for getting user profile properties:
http://www.vrdmn.com/2013/07/sharepoint-2013-get-userprofile.html
Here is a blog below about accessing data from the provider-host apps:
http://dannyjessee.com/blog/index.php/2014/07/accessing-sharepoint-data-from-provider-hosted-apps-use-the-right-context/
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Can't add images to announcements in SharePoint-hosted app in Office 365

I tried something very simple:
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Add a new list to the app, based on the Announcements template
Deploy the app to my Dev site on Office 365
When I now add a new item (aka a new announcement) and try to add an image to the Body field, I encounter two errors (depending on whether I try to add an image from my Computer or from SharePoint)
Adding from my computer gives me an unexpected error:
Adding from SharePoint shows me a structure of all the apps in my hostweb, but no way to upload an image either to the hostweb or the appweb:
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Hi Rene,
For inserting any image from you computer to you App web, you need to create a separate picture library in your app web manually i.e. in your SharePoint hosted app add a new list item, under list settings window choose "create a list instance
base on existing list template" and in the drop down select
picture library. Now deploy the app and try again.
Generally when we insert any image from our computer to a SharePoint rich text field, the image gets upload in one of the document libraries, but this option is not available in the newly created app web, as it doesn't contains any separate library..
For you next error, make sure that in the app manifest you are providing
read access on the web, this will resolve you second problem.
Hope it helps you.....

Not able to debug Provider Hosted App in local (Deployed in Azure and Hosted in Office 365)

I have Provider Hosted App - Deployed in Azure and Hosted in Office 365.
Deployed successfully on azure after attaching publishing profile of azure.
Now I wish to debug app in local?

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to debug SharePoint provider hosted app in local.
Per the previous thread, to debug SharePoint provider hosted app in local, we should configure S2S authentication.
You can follow the article below to build the high trust app, then you can debug the app locally.
http://blog.karstein-consulting.com/2013/01/08/create-provider-hosted-high-trust-app-for-sharepoint-2013-short-guide/
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