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Useing Graph API to get Outlook folders

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I'm trying to use Graph API to get a list of my Outlook folders, but this command returns a boolean instead of the uptyped variable. FYI, it doesn't not generate an error, but after it runs the varFolders contains a boolean.

Set(varFolders,Office365Outlook.HttpRequest("https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/mailFolders","GET",""))

This command does work,

Set(varMyProfile,Office365Groups.HttpRequest("https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/","GET",""))

so I know that calls to the Graph API work, but not for this one, even though it is indicated it should in the Microsoft Documentation.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Steve

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v-xiaochen-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @subsguts ,

Please make sure the setting is turned on.

After turning on this setting, please save the app and refresh the browser.

Best Regards,

Wearsky

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Yes, that is set and the second Graph call posted is working. I am trying to figure out why the first one, reposted here is not:

Set(varFolders,Office365Outlook.HttpRequest("https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/mailFolders","GET",""))

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The boolean error is pre untyped object. All of the above should resolve your problem.
Debug: Look in monitor and/or drop a label on your screen and set the Text to
First(varFolders.value).displayName
If your label has a folder name, your code and settings are correct

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This doesn't work because the function that I call is returning a boolean instead of the untyped object.

Below shows the value of varFolders after the function call.

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Hi,

Just so you're aware and so you can prepare your solution so that it doesn't affect your app when they turn it off:

The Office365Groups API call exploit was noted and fixed by Microsoft - this is why they deprecated the V1 action.

The V2 action only allows calls to the /groups segment, and the V1 connector will be fully deprecated (and no longer be available) in the near future

You can see more here in the Connector reference for Office365Groups

To call other graph API functions you must now use the 'Invoke an http request' with Azure AD action.

Cheers,

Sancho

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