From the course: Microsoft Graph for Developers
Demonstrate the application running
From the course: Microsoft Graph for Developers
Demonstrate the application running
- [Instructor] My project runs, builds, the coding is done. It's time to run it. That couldn't be any easier. Just click the start button. Now the first thing I'll do is I'll click on the sign in button. And as I mentioned earlier, clicking on the sign in button simply hosts the sign in experience usually shown in a browser, but it holds that browser in an iframe, or a hosted browser window. And over here, if you had configured to use ADFS, for instance, you would have seen that user interface. Now I'm just using Microsoft accounts, so I'll provide my credentials. Write my password. I'm signed in. Now I'll simply call the service, and you see that I'm able to successfully call the service and get the data back. I called the /me endpoint, and this is what it returned me, calendar/mails/calendar, yeah. Just fix the permissions, call a different URL, and you're on your way to writing the next big Outlook app.
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Scenario3m 29s
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Protocol flow3m 37s
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Demo description2m 35s
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Creating a WPF app and adding nuGet packages2m 32s
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Registering the native app1m 31s
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Adding sign in logic5m 6s
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Managing tokens3m 59s
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Adding sign out logic2m 16s
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Calling Microsoft Graph from a native app2m 46s
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Demonstrate the application running1m 13s
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