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Azure Active Directory Graph – What’s in it for an app developer?
As we mentioned in the last post, Windows Azure Active Directory (AAD) Graph service lets an application developer access and manipulate the information in Azure Active Directory. But why should an...
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Understanding Azure Active Directory Graph Operations
We mentioned in the last post that AAD Graph is a RESTful service implemented using the OData protocol. We also provided a high level overview of RESTful services and OData protocol. In this post, we...
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Walk through for building a .Net application for accessing Windows Azure...
The post provides a walk through for accessing Azure Active Directory (AAD) Graph Service through a .Net application. If you would like to download a full working sample, you can download the sample...
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Windows Azure Active Directory Graph Service – Ready for Production
It’s a big day for us. The AAD Graph service is now Generally Available along with other Azure Active Directory Services. I am pretty sure all of you can relate to the feeling we have today – a big...
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Handling Errors from Windows Azure Active Directory Graph Service
All client applications should implement some level of error handling logic to react as gracefully as possible to various conditions and provide the best experience possible to their customers. This...
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Support for Disjunctive/OR Filter Clauses in the Graph Directory Service
We continue to listen to customers and improve the Graph Directory Service development experience. Today we'd like to announce support for queries with disjunctive/OR filter clauses. The previous...
View ArticleAnnouncing the new version of Graph API: api-version=1.5
The Azure AD Graph team is very pleased to announce the availability of the next version of Azure AD Graph API, api-version=1.5. With this release we’ve opened up a new set of scenarios for...
View ArticleUpdate to Graph API consent permissions
Folks, We’re letting you know that we made a change yesterday to one of the Graph API permission scopes. The “Access your organization’s directory” delegated permission now requires an administrator...
View ArticleGraph API versioning and the new beta version
Folks, We wanted to provide a few details on our API versioning strategy and our contract with application developers who consume our APIs (and client libraries). This became a concern recently when a...
View ArticleFull Text Search Capabilities in Azure AD Graph API (preview)
The Azure AD Graph team is pleased to announce the public preview of full text search capabilities. Until now, searching AAD entities was limited to $filter searches and had a number of limitations...
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New interactive documentation for Azure AD Graph API
Folks, We wanted to point your attention to some great new documentation for Graph API that we’ve just lit up on MSDN here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/Library/Azure/Ad/Graph/api/api-catalog. Now...
View ArticleAnnouncing the preview of Graph Reports and Events API
We’re pleased to announce that Activity and Events Reporting data is now available, in preview, through the Azure AD Graph API. You may have seen some of this information already surfaced through the...
View ArticleGraph Explorer gets a new look
Folks, You may have noticed that Graph Explorer looks a little different these days. We’ve made a few alterations and changes, together with a new improved UI, and we hope to put the source code on...
View ArticleGraph API updates: api-version=1.6 and a new Graph client library
Api-version 1.6 The Azure AD Graph team is very pleased to announce the availability of the next version of Azure AD Graph REST API, api-version=1.6. There are no major changes from 1.5 to 1.6. So you...
View ArticleAnnouncing the preview of Domain Management API
Hi all, It is my pleasure to announce the availability of the Domain Management Preview feature in the beta version of Azure AD Graph API. Domain Management allows you to add, verify, update and remove...
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New graph API consent permissions
Today we’re glad to announce a few updates to our Azure AD Graph API permission scopes. Some of these new permission scopes can be consented by non-admin users, enabling greater reach for your...
View ArticleAzure AD will now record consent for mobile client apps
We’ll be rolling out an update to the way that we record consent grants in the coming weeks. With this change, we will start to centrally record consent given by users to mobile or native client apps...
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Microsoft Graph or Azure AD Graph
Howdy folks, We’ve seen a few posts recently on Stack Overflow from developers asking whether they should be using Microsoft Graph (graph.microsoft.com) vs Azure AD Graph (graph.windows.net). So we...
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