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API to Send Message to teams - Message POST is allowed in application-only context only for import purposes.

Loiro, Joao Filipe Simoes, Vodafone Portugal 0 Reputation points
2024-07-11T15:46:48.63+00:00

I'm trying to apply this example User's image

but then I got an error message that App only have permission to do migrations, which I don't understand why.

This is how I'm trying to authenticateUser's image

and this is how I am adding the members to start the chat
User's image Which is working pretty good.

The issue is when I try to send messages.

Anyway I try to search how to authenticate using delegated permission, which I only found the interactive method. But this is interactive so a browser will pop out to request a code. As my aim with this app is a full automated solution to send OneOnOne chat messages to warn a specific user in case of issues, because of that I cannot use this method.

Is there any other solution to authenticate and send messages to a chat?

Thanks

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  1. CarlZhao-MSFT 40,141 Reputation points
    2024-07-12T02:54:10.7333333+00:00

    Hi @Loiro, Joao Filipe Simoes, Vodafone Portugal

    Yes, this is by design, application permissions currently only support importing third-party platform messages and cannot send chat messages.

    To send chat messages, delegated permissions will be the only option. If the interactive authentication flow is not applicable to your context, you can try to authenticate the user using the silent flow (ROPC flow), which requires you to hardcode the user's password.

    User's image

    However, Microsoft does not recommend that you use the ROPC flow. This flow requires a very high degree of trust in the application and carries risks that are not present in other flows. You should only use this flow when other more secure flows aren't viable.

    Hope this helps.

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