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Hi
We have an Outlook Add-In and try to use getAccessToken to authorize a backend API to access MS Graph (OBO-flow).
The app registration in Azure seems to be set up right, as the getAccessToken call works fine in Web and the resulting token can be used by the backend to retrieve a valid access token and access Graph.
When we try this in Outlook Desktop I receive the error no 13012 and the message "API is not supported in this platform."
Modern authentication is enabled by the administrator.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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I am having similar issue. I am getting SSO Error 13012 on Outlook desktop, however works fine on the OWA.
if (options === undefined) options = { allowSignInPrompt: true, allowConsentPrompt: true, forMSGraphAccess: true };
let ssoToken = await OfficeRuntime.auth.getAccessToken(options);
Were you able to solve the issue?
I fear I have no solution on this so far. I had to focus on different things.
It might be possible to execute the same request that is sent by the API to get a similar access token.
Otherwise the implementation of another authorization flow becomes necessary.
I tried the auth code flow and it works well with silent login but requires token caching as the code cannot be used to request access token frequently.
I would still prefer OBO with the bootstrap token as token caching would be very inconvient in our setup.
Thanks Chris for the Update. i also prefer OBO since we dont want to cache the token . I am reaching out to Office.js Github, let's hope they can help us.
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Hi everyone, for my case it's the opposite:
forMSGraphAccess: false, as well as tried omitting it altogether.13012 on Outlook Web for both cases above.13012.Is anyone facing the same issue?
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HI Vincent, I have run into similar problem. Were you able to figure out any fix for this issue.
One fix that's working for me is if we let admin to push addin to users granting the consent instead of side loading it.
Hi Chris,
According the office.js team if you are using forMSGraphAccess: true as the parameter for getaccesstoken() then you are expected to see the 13102 error.
This is due to you have side loaded the addin, if you are using forMSGraphAccess: true you need to deploy the add-in via the admin center.
Please go through the git issue i raised: https://github.com/OfficeDev/office-js/issues/2711
You can set forMSGraphAccess: false and call the getaccesstoken() and you will no longer see the 13102 error. The good thing is that you can still use the token to make Graph API Call. I hope this helps you.