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Hello,
I'm working on an application that is currently using the batch request API to fetch calendar information for all of my users. There is a new requirement for my application to only use user-delegated permissions. If I try to provide a user's token in the Authorization header of the individual requests in the batch request, the token is not used.
Is it possible to make it so the batch request API respects the Authorization header for each individual request?
Any update on this? This is currently blocking our integration from working
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Hi Michael Kochell,
Thanks for reaching out. Delegated access would require user authentication. You can try the following oauth workflows to achieve your goal.
Get access on behalf of a user
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Thanks.
Hi,
My application is currently using both delegated permissions, and application-level permissions. The application uses the OAuth flow and everything works for delegated permissions in the non-batch request context. We have the user tokens available to perform the requests, it just doesn't work in the context of a batch request.
What I'm wanting to do is perform a batch request, to parallelize requests among different users, by providing the user token in the headers of the individual requests. But this currently doesn't work as the tokens are ignored in the individual requests of the batch request.
Note that the issue I'm experiencing is specific to the batch request API. We will need to be sending a lot more requests because the batch requests are not compatible with using multiple user tokens in the same batch.
Also, to clarify something in the original description:
There is a new requirement for my application to only use user-delegated permissions.
The application currently is using a mix of application-level and user-delegated permissions, and the goal is to make it so it is only using user-delegated permissions. The batch API issue is the one thing that is blocking us. Because of this, we will be sending 20 times the number of requests, and need to adapt to performance and the rate limiting conditions.
Hi Michael Kochell,
Thanks for your response. This issue will require further investigation. I suggest you open a support ticket or provide your feedback and comments at the Graph Feedback portal at https://aka.ms/graphfeedback.
Thanks.