I get a forbidden response

[cjingle]

Mattleib:

I was able to implement this solution with my Azure AD. I actually get a token back after the I sign up. But, when the code performs a GetUsers request, the httpResponse is "Forbidden". Is there something I need to configure on the Office 365 (Exchange) side of things? My user has global administrator credentials for both Office 365 and Azure AD.

I'm a bit lost at this point. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

[mattleib]

Hi, can you send me the complete Fiddler trace of the request and response.
This way I might be able to see better what's going on. Thank you! Matthias

On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 12:34 PM, cjingle notifications@github.com wrote:

Mattleib:

I was able to implement this solution with my Azure AD. I actually get a
token back after the I sign up. But, when the code performs a GetUsers
request, the httpResponse is "Forbidden". Is there something I need to
configure on the Office 365 (Exchange) side of things? My user has global
administrator credentials for both Office 365 and Azure AD.

I'm a bit lost at this point. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

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[cjingle]

Matthias:

Thank you for responding.

I’ve submitted a support ticket to the Azure Support Team. They’re trying to figure out an issue I’m having with an error (see attached) in getting the Application registered with Azure AD.

At one point here I was able to get your sample app working and it was receiving a token. When I looked at it using http://jwt.calebb.net, it didn’t look quite right. But, I was having similar Azure AD/App problems anyway.

I also attached the Fiddler trace. Not sure how much help it’ll be.

I’m able to get access to the Office 365 REST APIs using sample code when I’m logged in as the user and am authenticated. What I really need is what you’re demonstrating here. I need to have a background process (i.e., an Azure Cloud Worker Role) processing contact and email tasks on behalf of the users.

Do you have any other web resources I can look and try at that may assist with this?

Thanks,

Curt

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Hi, can you send me the complete Fiddler trace of the request and response.
This way I might be able to see better what's going on. Thank you! Matthias

On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 12:34 PM, cjingle <notifications@github.com mailto:notifications@github.com > wrote:

Mattleib:

I was able to implement this solution with my Azure AD. I actually get a
token back after the I sign up. But, when the code performs a GetUsers
request, the httpResponse is "Forbidden". Is there something I need to
configure on the Office 365 (Exchange) side of things? My user has global
administrator credentials for both Office 365 and Azure AD.

I'm a bit lost at this point. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

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