The default value for the Refresh Token Expiry is set to 90 days for “Microsoft 365” (see: ).
This user must exist in the same Microsoft Azure directory/tenant as the App created and must have an Outlook 365 account.Īdditionally, you need the scope “offline_access” for creating refresh tokens (if this scope is not added, SAP Cloud Integration will add this scope automatically). This is the e-mail address of the user whose mail resources you want to access in an integration flow.
#Office 365 mail server code#
Create an OAuth2 Authorization Code Credential in SAP CPI Tenant You need these values later for the creation of the OAuth2 credential in Cloud Integration. Go back to the “Overview” view of the app and select the “Endpoints” tab.Ĭopy the “OAuth 2.0 authorization endpoint (v2)” and the “OAuth 2.0 token endpoint (v2)” to your local desktop. Use the “Copy to clipboard” button to remember the created secret (you will need this later to configure the OAuth2 credential in CPI).ħ. Remark: Before the secret expires you have to create a new secret and transfer the new secret to the SAP CPI OAuth2 Authorization Code credential (see below).Ħ. Optionally, you can also add a description. Select “New client secret”, choose your preferred expiry period (“In 1 year”, “In 2 years” or “Never”). Choose “Certificates & secrets” in the menu on the left.ĥ. You will need this ID later to configure the OAuth2 Credential in CPI.Ĥ. Save the Application (client) ID anywhere on your local desktop. Do not change the default setting for the “account types” (“Accounts in this organizational directory only”). Click on “New registration”, provide a name for your app and enter the redirect URI you determined at the beginning.Select “App registrations” under “Azure services”.Create OAuth Client/App in Microsoft Azure Active Directory You need this redirect URI in the next step. Use the to construct the following redirect URI: https: ///itspaces/odata/api/v1/OAuthTokenFromCode When you log into the SAP Cloud Integration WEB-UI, you see your host name in the browser address field: Configure Mail Receiver Adapter in your integration flow.Configure Mail Sender Adapter in your integration flow.Create OAuth2 Authorization Code Credential in your SAP Cloud Integration tenant.Create OAuth Client/App in Microsoft Azure Active Directory.To set up the OAuth2 connection for reading and sending e-mails with SAP Cloud Integration, do the following steps: If you use older adapter versions in your integration flows, you have to delete these adapters and recreate them. You have to use the sender mail adapter version 1.8 or higher and the receiver mail adapter version 1.9 or higher.
#Office 365 mail server update#
The new functionality is available with the release update at end of August 2020. If you only have a user with the “Administrator” role, you can do all the configurations mentioned below in SAP CPI, except for the last two configurations in the integration flow. For the configuration tasks in the Azure Active Directory, you also need a user with the “Application administrator” and the “Application developer” role.įurthermore, you need a SAP Cloud Integration tenant on which you have a user with the “Integration Developer” role. When connecting to Microsoft Outlook 365 with OAuth2, you need to have an organizational directory/tenant in Microsoft Azure Active Directory and a user in this directory which has a subscription to Outlook 365. This blog provides a step by step description on how you can connect from SAP Cloud Integration to a mail account in Outlook 365 via OAuth2 with Authorization Code grant type, using either the protocol SMTP for sending e-mails or the protocol IMAP for reading e-mails. Microsoft 365 supports connecting to Outlook 365 via OAuth2 with Authorization Code grant type.
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