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Deploying Play Framework Apps with the Azure Toolkit for Eclipse

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 0 Comments

This post shows how to deploy a Play Framework app using the Azure Toolkit for Eclipse. Background I am working on a proof of concept with a customer that has several existing types of applications and is deploying them to Microsoft Azure to better understand application migration capabilities.  One of the application types uses the… Read more

Azure AD Application Proxy and SharePoint 2013

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 24 Comments

This post will show how to configure Azure Active Directory Application Proxy for an on-premises SharePoint 2013 installation using Kerberos constrained delegation. Background I see this question in emails and online forums alike almost weekly: “We need users to access our on-premises SharePoint farm from their mobile phones.” This usually involves an in-depth conversation about… Read more

Updated Fiddler OAuth Inspector

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 1 Comments

This post will detail some of the updates made to the Fiddler OAuth inspector and gives examples of how to use it. Background I previously wrote about Creating a Fiddler Extension for SharePoint 2013 App Tokens.  As my friend Andrew Connell let me know, the tool is valuable beyond the context of SharePoint, it is… Read more

The API Economy: Consuming Our Web API from a Single Page App

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 4 Comments

This post shows how to consume a Web API secured with Azure Active Directory using ADAL.js. Background This post is part of a series on building a SharePoint app that communicate with services protected by Azure AD. Part 1 – An Architecture for SharePoint Apps That Call Other Services Part 2 – Using OpenID Connect… Read more

A Sample SharePoint App That Calls A Custom Web API

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 6 Comments

This post will show how to create a Web API that calls other services on behalf of the current user. Background This post is part of a series on building a SharePoint app that communicate with services protected by Azure AD. Part 1 – An Architecture for SharePoint Apps That Call Other Services Part 2… Read more

Call O365 Exchange Online API from a SharePoint App

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 11 Comments

This post will show how to call an O365 Exchange Online API from a SharePoint provider-hosted app.  The code for this post is available at https://github.com/kaevans/spapp-exchange.  Background This post is part of a series on building a SharePoint app that communicate with services protected by Azure AD. Part 1 – An Architecture for SharePoint Apps… Read more

Using OpenID Connect with SharePoint Apps

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 7 Comments

This post will show how to authenticate a user using OpenID Connect in a SharePoint provider hosted app without prompting the user for additional credentials.  Background This post is part of a series on building a SharePoint app that communicate with services protected by Azure AD. Part 1 – An Architecture for SharePoint Apps That… Read more

An Architecture for SharePoint Apps That Call Other Services

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 3 Comments

This post will show an architecture for a SharePoint provider hosted app that calls other services such as the O365 API for Exchange, Azure AD Graph API, PowerBI API, or a custom Web API. Background This post is part of a series on building a SharePoint app that communicate with services protected by Azure AD…. Read more

Indexing DocumentDB with Azure Seach

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 1 Comments

This post will show how to configure DocumentDB as a data source to be indexed using Azure Search. Background I wrote a post Indexing Azure SQL Database with Azure Search that shows how to index an Azure SQL Database using Azure Search.  Once I started playing around with it and reading through the documentation, I… Read more

Indexing Azure SQL Database with Azure Search

by Kirk Evans[MSFT] // 2 Comments

This post will show how to index a table in an Azure SQL Database using Azure Search. Background I am always trying to learn more about Azure, about things that are possible.  One thing I just learned today that I had to share was the ability to use Azure Search against an Azure SQL Database. … Read more