You can change this later, but if you’re going for getting something working now, you can use and follow the rest of the instructions in this guide:Ĭlick the tick and the application will begin provisioning. Essentially, this is where your Web SDK application runs. The sign-on URL is where you will run the code that will authorise your user. The App ID uniquely identifies your application to Azure. They can be the same thing, and in a lot of cases I think they probably will be. Now, you need to provide the sign-on URL for your application and a unique App ID URI. Provide a name and leave the default of “Web Application and/or Web API” selected.Ĭlick the arrow to continue. Click Add to add a new application:Ĭhoose “Add an application my organization is developing”. Select the associated directory, and then Applications. If, like me, they’re both confusingly called the same thing, then you can use the Domains tab to work out which one is which: Once that is done, you’ll probably have two entries in the Azure Active Directory list (the default Azure one and the newly associated Office 365 one).

See this MSDN blog post on associating your Azure subscription with your Office 365 subscription. You need to link your Azure and Office 365 accounts together so that you can create and manage your cloud application in Azure but have it work with Office 365. Link Azure & Office 365 accounts together You don’t need to be running https to use Skype Web Online – everything here will work just fine using http.įor clarity: this is what my IIS looks like for this sample:ġ. In this post, I’ve assumed that you’re running on localhost in an application called sfbonlinetest, and that you’re using https. If you don’t already have one, here’s a link to a free trial with £125 of free credit. That way, you know everything is good on the back-end. Make sure you set up at least one user (such as yourself) with access to Skype for Business and test it out using the client before continuing. Or, you can sign up for free, one-year Office 365 Developer account. It’s a subscription model based on the number of users you need. If you don’t have one already, here’s the plans & pricing page. It means ‘from beginning to end’ and describes a multi-course meal, such as in a restaurant – the soup being the starter, and the nuts being part of the desert.įirst things first, you will need an Office 365 Skype for Business tenant. It’s not common in the UK, but I kept hearing it in the US, and I had to infer its meaning way before I actually understood what it meant.

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