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Welcome!
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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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PHP sample for accessing Azure AD Graph Service now available
We have just released a PHP sample that shows how to work with the AAD Graph Service. In a previous post we saw the format of HTTP requests and JSON responses for several interesting Graph operations....
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Building a Multi-tenant Application with Windows Azure Active Directory...
We have just updated the Multi-tenant sample application for Windows Azure AD. The sample application shows how to add the following capabilities using Windows Azure AD:Enable customers from different...
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0.9 Version of Azure Active Directory Graph now available!
We have recently released 0.9 version of the Azure Active Directory Graph Service. The update includes some key improvements but it also comes with some significant breaking changes. We have just...
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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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Differential Query in Windows Azure Active Directory Graph
In this post we will talk about Differential Query in Graph.What is Differential QueryDifferential Query allows Apps to query for changes that occurred on a given tenant in AAD.This functionality is...
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Announcing some new capabilities in Azure Active Directory Graph Service
We have rolled out an update to the Graph service a couple of days back. Here is a brief overview of changes included in this update. We will have individual posts on these topics in the future.Using...
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Using OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant for delegated access of Directory...
You might have seen the recent announcement of developer preview for support of OAuth Code Grant in Azure Active Directory. You can use this to provide delegated access when accessing resources. We can...
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Quick Start Guide to the Windows Azure Graph Store – An Insanely Simple Way...
Using the Windows Azure Graph StoreThe Windows Azure Graph Store or WAGS is a storage service, provided by Microsoft and included as part of an Azure Active Directory (AAD) tenant which is part of...
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Welcome!
Welcome to Windows Azure Active Directory( AAD ) Graph Team blog! The AAD Graph team is responsible for creating RESTful services that developers can consume to integrate AAD functionality into their...
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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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Windows Azure Graph Store – An Insanely Simple Way to Store Relationships...
The popularity of the internet has shown us that there are lots of things in the world. Websites, people, pictures, movies – the list goes on. While the internet is notoriously ‘unstructured’, many of...
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Extending the Windows Azure Graph Using the Windows Azure Graph Store
In our last blog post (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/aadgraphteam/archive/2013/06/08/windows-azure-graph-store-an-insanely-simple-way-to-store-relationships-between-things.aspx) we introduced the Windows...
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Handling Errors from the 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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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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Enhancing Graph API queries with additional Odata supported queries
I’m excited to share information about additional Odata support and improved paging capability, which will enable more flexible and efficient Graph API queries. We’ve enabled the following in the Graph...
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Announcing the new version of the Graph API: api-version=2013-11-08
We're excited to announce the next version of the Graph API, api-version=2013-11-08 is now available. There are several updates that can be useful for your applications, and enable some new...
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