The suggested name was didactic-chainsaw
- Active Office365 subscription
- An Azure Active Directory application with the necessary permissions granted.
It is worth remembering the following:
- Daemon applications can work only in Azure AD tenants
- As users cannot interact with daemon applications, incremental consent isn't possible
See here for an explanation.
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Register an application in the Azure Portal
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Add a client secret so that the app can identify itself
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Add the necessary permissions
List of library (JAR) dependencies:
- Microsoft Azure
- Microsoft Graph Core
- Microsoft Graph
- Nimbusds Jose JWT
- Nimbusds oAauth2 OIDC SDK
- Nimbusds Content-Type
- Minidev JSON Smart
- FasterXML Jackson Core
- SquareUp OKHTTP
- SquareUp OKIO
- Google GSON
Users require an Exchange mailbox to send/receive email, and this requires an Office365 subscription. The application ID, tenant ID, client secret and username are all required by Interlok and should match those given in the Azure portal. When sending mail a list of recipients is obviously necessary too.
Necessary Azure application permissions:
- Mail.Read
- Mail.ReadBasic
- Mail.ReadBasic.All
- Mail.ReadWrite
- Mail.Send
- User.Read
- User.Read.All
- Ensure there is a user with an Exchange mailbox
- Files.Read.All
- Files.ReadWrite.All
- User.Read
- User.Read.All
Many of the prerequisites are the same as for Email: the application ID, tenant ID, client secret and username are all required by Interlok and should match those given in the Azure portal.
In addition to a consumer and producer, there are also services for uploading/downloading documents, if it's necessary during the middle of a workflow.