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The Microsoft Office team in Office365 suite provides the availability of a second API, as well as a guide to writing apps in various apps ecosystem .

To evaluate the API, I just wanted to get a list of your events for today.

seems relatively unchanged

The basic GET is quite simple:

  https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0 / Me / events  

It returns back to get a specific day of listing calendar events, we should be able to use it.

For example:

  https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/events? $ Filter = & GT 2014-10-28 and start left 2014-10-29  

This gives a very small list, but it is not perfect.

There are no recurring events that were not created in that time frame

This is a known issue with preview (EWS / Odata) API:

Some of the above mentioned issues are mentioned around work, but there are notes that the API is in flow and this approach works in release v1.0 can not do. Apart from this those work areas still do not apply, which is why this question is not a duplicate.

So, how can all the happenings of today happen with the repetition, Office365 REST v1 through 0 API?

Thank you for your interest in the Office 365 REST API. You are right that, in V1.0, GET gets an example meeting and series owner returns on the event, and does not expand the chain. We have two ways to expand the iterations, we just checked and it appears that the documentation is unavailable and we will update it. Meanwhile, there is information that should block you:

Calendar view: You can use this API for a list of all events (events for single instances and series) Are there. The given timeframe is specified in the timeframe UTC, so you have to ask for the correct time based on your user's time zone. Time zone support is high on our priority list and will come soon. Here is an example request to bring a list of events for 1-131 PDT:

Please note: we are in the process of fixing a bug where "next" Navigating on the link does not work in the response, but a fix is ​​already on its way.

Examples of a specific meeting series: You can use this API to expand the specific series series. Once a specified time period, time is in UTC 1- Here is an example of expanding a specific meeting chain to get the list of examples for 131 PDT:

Please tell me if you have any questions or more information Required

Blessed Prahlad,

Venkat


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