Issue:
When requesting a meeting schedules with Teams the onlineMeetingUrl is return as null.
A scheduled skype-meeting does return an onlineMeetingUrl
Article:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/docs/api-reference/v1.0/api/event_get
Hello,
did you get any answer to this yet? We have the same problem but we can't get any response from microsoft about this issue.
@btastic No there hasn't been any response yet on any issue i reported in this git.
Seems no one is actively monitoring, unlinke the SharePoint/sp-dev-docs i do not get any reponse over here.
I'm reaching out to our engineering team. hoping for a response shortly.
@jthake-msft Have you had any response on this? We're really hoping to include this functionality :)
@ArunMSFT could you help here?
Hi -- I apologize for not responding sooner; the thread was just brought to my attention.
When the Skype service creates an online meeting, it stamps a specific value on the Event object. That property is read & exposed via Graph API as onlineMeetingUrl. However, the Teams service is populating a _different_ value on the Event object, so that is why it doesn't just populate automatically into the existing onlineMeetingUrl property.
My team (the Outlook Calendar team) is currently doing work to update the REST API logic to check for both properties on Outlook calendar events in order to populate onlineMeetingUrl. This would mean that apps would always get the meeting URL via our Outlook & Graph REST APIs, regardless of whether it is a Skype meeting or a Teams meeting.
The work is currently in progress, and I'll update this forum when it's completed and released worldwide.
PR #2943 already updated the Known issues topic to note that the onlineMeetingUrl property reflects only Skype meetings.
@JuForan , when the work you mentioned is complete, please let me know and I can update the docs accordingly again then. Thanks.
I am going to close this issue for now.
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Hi -- I apologize for not responding sooner; the thread was just brought to my attention.
When the Skype service creates an online meeting, it stamps a specific value on the Event object. That property is read & exposed via Graph API as
onlineMeetingUrl. However, the Teams service is populating a _different_ value on the Event object, so that is why it doesn't just populate automatically into the existingonlineMeetingUrlproperty.My team (the Outlook Calendar team) is currently doing work to update the REST API logic to check for both properties on Outlook calendar events in order to populate
onlineMeetingUrl. This would mean that apps would always get the meeting URL via our Outlook & Graph REST APIs, regardless of whether it is a Skype meeting or a Teams meeting.The work is currently in progress, and I'll update this forum when it's completed and released worldwide.