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I have a SAAS based application which is configurable to import planner plans. while i can successfully import plans using Graph API based on logged in user. i was wondering if i can use delegate approach to sync planner plans with my cosmos database without user interactions. to achieve this. it currently relies on azure app (Client Id, Tenant Id and service account information) where organisations have to create an app with API permission which they store as primary information with my app. which i use to get the planner data. is there a better approach where i can avoid asking other organisations to create azure app (via azure app registrations).
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Currently the Planner APIs on Microsoft Graph only support delegated permissions (interactive user context). There are "workarounds" using a service account and non-interactively logging in as that user, but that introduces security concerns (ex. how are the credentials stored and retrieved securely, etc.)
I have a SAAS based application which is configurable to import planner plans. while i can successfully import plans using Graph API based on logged in user. i was wondering if i can use delegate approach to sync planner plans with my cosmos database without user interactions. to achieve this. it currently relies on azure app (Client Id, Tenant Id and service account information) where organisations have to create an app with API permission which they store as primary information with my app. which i use to get the planner data. is there a better approach where i can avoid asking other organisations to create azure app (via azure app registrations).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: