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Following the release of the Outlook Social Connector (OSC) version 1.1 and the availability of new and updated providers, we have released a set of updated and expanded content for developers. The Outlook Social Connector 1.1 Provider Reference incorporates content from OSC 1.0 with new additions for OSC 1.1.
If you’re developing a provider for the OSC, here is a quick guide to the new provider reference on MSDN:
If you are a developer interested in building a provider for the Outlook Social Connector, review this new reference content on MSDN. If you have questions or issues with the documentation, contact us at oscprex@microsoft.com. Happy coding!
Randy Byrne
Microsoft Outlook Program Manager
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Can you authenticate with a service using OAuth2 for outlook social connector? I can see that username/pwd authentication works great but I cannot find an easy way or sample to use OAuth2. Any help is appreciated.
Request: Is it possible to implement on-demand synchronization for a provider without using hashed email addresses. Issue is that the social network I am trying to work with does not support hashed email addresses, which makes implementing on-demand synchronization using hashed email addresses much more hard, complex and inefficient.
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