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Custom Connector - Microsoft Graph with Filter

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Posted on by atp 43

Hello,


I'm trying to create a custom connector for Microsoft Graph to get user details from our Azure AD B2C and I need to use $filter the request for issuerAssignedId and have to use a $select to return data that is not part of the standard return.

 

The query is:

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My issue with the way that I have it setup is that the definition request has the query parameters as $filter and $search:

 

Test Operation Query ParametersTest Operation Query Parameters

 

How would I go about modifying it so that the only thing the only that needs to be supplied is the e-mail address.  I'd like the $select to be fixed / same every time as well as the $filter with the exception of what is highlighted:

Query HighlightedQuery Highlighted

 

Is there a way I can do that with the Definition / Request or any other way?  

 

Thanks,


Greg

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    ajayan 11 on at

    Hi @atp 

     

    To default the $select parameter you can take two approaches.

    1. Define a Policy - Define a "Set query string parameter" policy and set the value as required, and user gets  only the $filter option

    ajayan_0-1616388097685.png

    2. Provide a default $select value (and define the visibility to Advanced to that the parameter is hidden under the additional menu when you configure the PA)

    ajayan_3-1616388610521.png

    I would prefer the second approach as it provides a configurable option while leveraging connector. 

     

    To set the $filter parameter, I don't know if it is possible to set as per your requirement. However, before using the action in PA, user can define a variable to set the filter criteria as required (and demand only the user principal).

     

    ajayan_5-1616390154396.png

     

    If this post helps, please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members .

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    atp 43 on at

    Thank you.  I found the option 2 on $select works perfect.  Ideally the custom connector could have taken the e-mail address as dynamic content directly but creating the variable in the flow works perfectly and is still easy enough.  

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