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I know there is rest API support to control your outlook/mail. But I need to know if there is any API reference for Exchange Online settings. For example, in powershell we have cmdlets like Get-TransportRule, Get-MalwareFilterPolicy, Get-OrganizationConfig is there any similar API reference (Graph API or any other) for me to exploit those in Java or in any other language.
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Hi @Prasanth J.k,
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Hi @Prasanth J.k,
I would like to know if the problem has been solved. If you still have questions, please feel free to leave me a comment so that I can help you.
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Jake Zhang
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Jake Zhang
There isn't, at least not a public one. The workaround you can use is to "proxy" the cmdlets via the /InvokeCommand endpoint, which works akin to any RESTful API. Take a look at the second part of this article for detailed instructions: https://www.michev.info/blog/post/3883/exchange-online-powershell-module-gets-rid-of-the-winrm-dependence