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  • Author: Appian Corporation
  • Type: Plug-in (Connected System)
  • Support: This plug-in or utility is not supported by the author. The content is free to use with a licensed product, but it is made available as-is and Community supported.
  • Industry: All Industries
  • Compatible Version(s): 22.1
  • First Released:
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  • Cost: Free
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MS Graph Utilities

Overview

MS Graph Utilities provides features to integrate with the Microsoft Graph API that cannot be achieved using an Appian Integration Object.

Key Features & Functionality

Connected Systems

  • OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials
    • Used to get access to the Graph API without a user via Application Permissions. See here for more details.
  • OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code
    • Used to get access to the Graph API on behalf of a user via Delegated Permissions. See here for more details.

Integrations

Large File Upload

  • This plug-in provides 2 Integrations for large file upload via the Graph API, one for each type of Connected System. Each Large File Upload Integration provides the same functionality, but uses different authorization methods
  • Enables large files to be uploaded via the Graph API. Files are uploaded in chunks of roughly 5MB. The standard Graph REST API for uploading a file is limited to files of up to 4MB.
  • For files under 4MB, it is recommended to use an HTTP Integration object to upload the file rather than using this plug-in.

On success, this Integration returns the following data in the Result object:

  • id (Text) - the Drive Item Id for the uploaded document.
  • eTag (Text) - the eTag for the uploaded document.
  • name (Text) - the file name (including extension) of the uploaded document (which may differ from the Appian document's filename, e.g. when using Conflict Behavior "Rename").
  • webUrl (Text) - the webUrl for the uploaded document.

See accompanying readme PDF document for more details and design considerations

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  • For benefit of others (not familiar with the SharePoint GraphAPI), questions are

    1. Target Folder Drive Items Id - would be useful to document what this property is for + usage 

    2. Target Document Drive Item Id - - would be useful to document what this property is for + usage 

    Potentially a brief comment in the documentation would be adequate to cover this 

  • in reply to brendanm0004

    Hi Brendan,

    The Large File Upload integration in this plug-in operates within the Files > Drives entities within the Graph API. Full documentation about Drive Items can be found here.

    All uploads must specify a target folder drive item id -> this is the drive item (a folder in this case) to which to upload the document.

    If uploading a new version of an existing document, you should specify a target document drive item id (the drive item id of the document to overwrite).

    Regards,

    David

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