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Write/configure a basic Azure AD/Office 365 test integration #5
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Looks like this is the SDK to use: https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-365-SDK-for-Java/tree/master/sdk/graph-services/src/main/java/com/microsoft/services/graph |
If there is more detailed documentation available somewhere on the use of the Java SDK mentioned above other than source code itself, it would be very helpful, @zckb @nimojg-microsoft |
Hi Dima, Have you seen these: https://graph.microsoft.io/docs/api-reference/v1.0/resources/group |
I've seen these. The main goal is to use the provided Java SDK with all the low level plumbing taken care of. I was seeking for more details on SDK usage info/samples |
The SDK just wraps these calls. Methods/properties should align. We can play... |
If you dig deeper into the SDK API, not everything is straightforward as one might think (to find a clear one-to-one mapping, etc.): For example, how does one perform create/update/delete operations for groups with the SDK API, etc. ?Hence my original question for more documentation/examples of the SDK usage. Anyway, we are going to have to play with the SDK API to find a "feel" for it, once we get appropriate OAuth tokens, credentials, etc. |
Prove out in code (via a unit test possibly) that we can in fact use our OIDC credential to connect to and communicate with Azure AD and Office 365.
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