Or the suspension or termination of your use of the Microsoft APIs. You're allowed to GET the same resource multiple times a day, as long as it's not polling.įor example, it is okay to GET /me/joinedTeams every time the user visits/refreshes your web page,īut it is not okay to GET /me/joinedTeams in a loop every 30 seconds to refresh that web page.Īpps that don't follow these polling requirements will be considered in violation of the Polling is doing a GET operation on a resource over and over again to see if that resource has changed. For details, see get channel messages delta. When polling for new messages, you must specify a date range where supported. If you don't find support for the type of subscription you need, we encourage you to provide feedback via the Microsoft 365 Developer Platform ideas forum. If you need to hear about changes more frequently than that, you should create a subscription to that resource and receive change notifications (webhooks). ( teamsAsyncOperation is an exception in that it's intended to be polled frequently.) If your app polls to see whether a resource has changed, you can only do that once per day. Membership changes in Microsoft Teams Use case See also the known issues for these APIs.Calling and online meeting APIs apply only to Microsoft Teams.The List joined teams method applies only to Microsoft Teams.This feature is hierarchically represented by the conversation, conversationThread, and post resources. Group conversations are available only to Microsoft 365 groups.This feature is hierarchically represented by the channel and chatMessage resources.
Persistent chat is available only to Microsoft Teams.The following are the differences at the API level between teams and groups: Otherwise, you'll get incorrect results when you list all teams. Note: The Group.resourceProvisioningOptions property can be changed.ĭo not add or remove "Team" from that collection
Microsoft 365 group members communicate by group conversations, which are email conversations that occur in the context of a group in Outlook.Īny group that has a team has a resourceProvisioningOptions property that contains "Team". Team members communicate by persistent chat in the context of a specific team. The main difference between a team and a Microsoft 365 group is the mode of communication between members. Almost all the group-based features apply to Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 groups, such as group calendar, files, notes, photo, plans, and so on. Both Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 groups address the various needs of group collaboration. In Microsoft Graph, Microsoft Teams is represented by a group resource. See also throttling limits for Microsoft Teams services. These limits apply whether using Microsoft Teams directly or using Microsoft Graph APIs.īecause every team has a corresponding group, and every group is a directory object,Īnd the number of directory objects ("resources")įiles inside channels are stored in SharePoint SharePoint online limits apply. Limits and specifications for Microsoft Teams. The tested performance and capacity limits of Microsoft Teams are documented in WorkforceIntegration, schedule, shift, timeOff, timeOffReasonĬreate workforceIntegration, create schedule, create shift, create timeOff Common use cases Use casesĬreate and manage teams, groups and channelsĪdd tabs, manage or install apps in the Microsoft Teams app catalogĬreate teamsTab, list teamsTab, list appsĬreate channels and chats to send and receive chat messagesĬreate channel, list channel, send chatMessageĬreate and receive calls, call records or retrieve meeting coordinatesĬonnect bots to calls and implement interactive voice response (IVR)Ĭreate and retrieve online meetings or check users presence and activityĬreate onlineMeetings, meetingAttendanceReportĬreate and manage workforce integration with shifts, schedules, time cards or time off in your organization Microsoft Teams is a chat-based workspace in Microsoft 365 that provides built-in access to team-specific calendars, files, OneNote notes, Planner plans, Shifts schedules, and more.
0 kommentar(er)
