Microsoft Graph Feature Requests
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Send message with a larger than ~3 MB file attachment
Through Graph, there is NO way to compose or quick send a message having, let's say, a 6 MB PDF brochure. I'm not asking for attachments of hundreds of MB, but the current limitation is a huge bug.
UploadSessions in the context of Messages could be a solution path to the inherent limitation of embedding base64 file content in a Json.
A79 votesDear Microsoft Graph developer,
We are excited to announce that this feature is now available via Microsoft Graph beta endpoint for you to try. You can find more details on the release @ https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/office/blogs/attaching-large-files-to-outlook-messages-in-microsoft-graph-preview/
Please keep sharing your feedback, feature requests via the UserVoice forum.
Thanks
Sivaprakash Saripalli
Senior Program Manager
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Basic read access to users messages
The ability to access mail messages on behalf of a user without the body or attachments of the messages. This permission scope is similar to Mail.Read.
2 votesCurrently available in the beta endpoint as per blog post announcement https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/blogs/new-basic-read-access-to-a-users-mailbox/
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Graph API Retrieving Nested Mail Attachments Not Available
Graph API Retrieving Nested Mail Attachments Not Available
We are using the Graph API to connect to an account using Java. We are able to make calls to retrieve user details, mail details, headers and attachments, etc… One of our use cases require us to retrieve information related to nested attached emails (e.g. an email in the account has an attached email. This email has an attached email and also some attached files). By using the Graph API, we are able to retrieve information related to the email including attachments https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages/{messageid}/?$expand=attachments. From what’s returned, we are able to…
5 votesThis feature is now available in public beta. You can export the contents of an item attachment as MIME and process it offline to find nested attachments. Documentation is available at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/attachment-get?view=graph-rest-beta#get-the-raw-contents-of-a-file-or-item-attachment
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Graph - Provide access to ItemAttachment bytes
In the EWS api we could download an email attachment that is itself an email (say message.eml) as a byte array, untouched. This does not appear to be possible in the Graph API. The itemAttachment is visible using $expand=microsoft.graph.itemattachment/item but only as exploded json and attachments to the itemAttachment itself are not there.
I work in a Search and Rescue environment (lives are at stake) and from an auditing/quality/completeness perspective I need to know exactly what was attached to the email (the bytes). I think the API needs to be enhanced to provide this. Can I suggest that the api…
14 votesThis feature is in public beta. You can fetch the raw byte streams of file attachments and MIME content of item attachments. You can read more about the feature @ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/attachment-get?view=graph-rest-beta#get-the-raw-contents-of-a-file-or-item-attachment
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Mail.ReadBasic.All permission scope
The ability to access a users mailbox as an application (app-only) without access to the message body or attachments.
0 votesNow available in beta. Please leave your feedback here. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/changelog?context=graph%2Fapi%2F1.0&view=graph-rest-1.0#mail-outlook
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