While trying to call SharePoint Online APIs using Azure AD App-Only using Certificate Auth we were getting the Access Denied exception. We were creating the ClientContext using the AuthenticationManager class
While trying to call SharePoint Online APIs using Azure AD App-Only using Certificate Auth we were getting the Access Denied exception. We were creating the ClientContext using the AuthenticationManager class
Sharing the sample code that we can use for checking if a particular folder exists and if not then create it in SharePoint Online. It uses PnP Framework and Azure
Below are the steps we need to follow to call SharePoint Online API through a Console App (C#). The first step is to register an Azure AD app. Provide appropriate
Microsoft has introduced a new feature, through which we can now specify a particular app as a start-up app, that will open up when we launch the Power Apps mobile,
With this new feature (preview) now we can specify the columns to be downloaded on mobile devices for offline use. Select edit for the Model-driven app. Select Settings and select