How to simplify application access policy in Microsoft API for Online Meetings, Recordings and Artifacts

Question

I am developing an application that uses Microsoft API to access data for online meetings, recordings, and artifacts. I am authenticated as an application, but I am getting the error shown in the attached image.

I followed the instructions in this article https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/cloud-communication-online-meeting-application-access-policy#configure-application-access-policy and resolved the issue by configuring application access policy with PowerShell commands. However, this approach is too complex for end-users. Is there a user-friendly way to configure application access policy, such as using APIs to simplify the process?

Answer 1

Hello kritik verm,

Thanks for reaching out. The creating and granting application access policy requires an administrator account per the article you have referenced and does not require end user interaction. Can you provide a scenario where end users would require to create and grant application access policy?

There is no Graph API for creating and granting application access policy.

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Answer 2

Hi @kritik verma

Application access policies are only specific to application contexts, there is no need to create application access policies for user contexts.

Hope this helps.

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