msgraph-sdk-java | Microsoft Graph SDK for Java | SDK library

I have several Office 365 SharePoint sites. I would like my NodeJS based daemon that is registered as an Azure App Registration to write to several different folders within these SharePoint sites. I am struggling to get the correct syntax of the request url correct to create a resumable upload session. This is made worse by fairly unclear and non working examples provided by Microsoft. An important detail here is that the application is doing this without user delegation, meaning no user is using the application to cause these files but rather it is and should be the entity who owns the file uploads. Many examples show how to do this with user delegation. Some of the files being uploaded include binary or text content.

I have read quite a bit of the ms docs and referred to many questions. I even watched many videos on YouTube and started digging through source code with the microsoft-graph-client incase there were insights to be had there. I don't think I can review graph server code or if that would be helpful. Below are just a few that I still I have open due to being closely related.

• Samples from GitHub
• GitHub repo docs - LargeFileUploadTask
• MS Docs - Getting drive item children
• MS Docs - createuploadsession
• SO - sharepoint-create-a-new-file-in-a-specific-drive-with-graph-api

Here is my latest attempt which I feel should be getting pretty close:

I'm currently experiencing an issue with the subscriptions endpoint.

When making a call to https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/subscriptions, a next link is returned.

I have recently upgraded my application to :

• Spring Boot: 2.4.4
• microsoft-graph: 3.0.0

While upgrading the application i have followed the upgrade guide.

I'm retrieving the group members using below code:

Application Type : Java Spring Boot Daemon application using Client Credentials Flow.

I was earlier using microsoft-graph 2.10.0 for fetching data from Microsoft graph. However with the recent microsoft-graph 3.0.0, I wanted to update the project.

Following the upgrade and auth details, i have used the below to get the GraphServiceClient using ClientCredentials azure-identity:

I am using UsernamePasswordCredential provider to connect to AAD and get de users using msgraph-sdk-java (https://github.com/microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-java), the code is the following:

I'm trying to send mail with multiple attachments (Sum of size is < 4MB) using Graph API version 2.3.2. Please find the following code snippet for the same.

I am upgrading the version of the msgraph-sdk-java library in my project. I was using version 1.7.1 but I had some issues with setting conflict behavior when uploading files >4MB. I saw the issue was fixed in the latest version (see here) so I am trying to upgrade to version 2.3.0.

I updated my build.gradle file and noticed that now the interface IAuthenticationProvider is deprecated.

Provides authentication for a requests before it is sent by an HTTP provider.

@deprecated use ICoreAuthenticationProvider instead

It says I should use ICoreAuthenticationProvider instead but how do I build a new instance of GraphServiceClient without implementing the IAuthenticationProvider interface?

I'm trying to use Username/Password authentication for a Microsoft Graph files request (in conjunction with an AD account created for this purpose, since we want to limit access to only specific directories within SharePoint). I wrote some code using .Net Core's Graph SDK (working a-ok) that I'm porting to Java for a different application, and I can't get it to authenticate. I pasted the Java code I'm trying to run, its .Net Core equivalent, and lastly the whole debug-level log output from a run of the Java code.

I got the Java code as close as possible, but I didn't see an equivalent of the .WithUsernamePassword(email, password) method (probably since the Java SDK gives the username and password directly to the constructor of UsernamePasswordProvider).

I'm using v0.2.0 of the Auth library and v2.2.0 of the main SDK. I raised this as an issue with the msgraph-sdk-java-auth library, as it seems likely this might be a bug in the SDK, but I'm also curious for someone else to look at my Java code and let me know if I'm doing anything wrong, which is more likely.

I'm using msgraph-sdk-java-auth through an application that I've created. I'm trying to get data from Microsoft Azure with the object AuthorizationCodeProvider but I'm not able to understand how to get the AUTHORIZATION_CODEparameter.

Somebody knows how to use this class?

Thanks!