To access messages from another user's mailbox using the Microsoft Graph API, you need to have the appropriate permissions set up.
Here's a general overview of the process:
- Obtain Authorization: Ensure that your app has the necessary permissions to access mail data. This can be either delegated permissions (on behalf of a user) or application permissions (without a user being present). For accessing another user's mailbox, application permissions are typically required.
- Use the Mail API: With the correct permissions, you can use the Mail API to access messages. Messages are organized in a mailFolder, and each message and folder is identified by a unique ID. You can perform GET operations to retrieve these IDs
- Fetching Messages: To fetch emails from a shared mailbox or another user's inbox, you can use endpoints like List Messages to retrieve a list of messages and Get Message to retrieve specific messages. Ensure that you have the necessary authentication to access the mailbox. (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1186134/how-can-i-fetch-emails-from-shared-email-address-().
- Handling Throttling: Be aware that if you're trying to load a large volume of email, you may encounter throttling issues. It's important to handle these appropriately to avoid disrupting service.
For detailed steps and code examples, you can refer to the Microsoft Graph documentation and resources provided in the search results. Remember, handling user data requires careful consideration of privacy and security best practices.
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