MsGraph_EventDelete
Description
This activiry allows to delete an existing calendar event.
Note:
For the activity to work, the reference application in the Azure Portal must have the following API permissions. This activity allows only APPLICATION type permissions (it cannot work with "DELEGATE" ones).Required permissions:
Calendar: Calendars.ReadWrite
Online Meetings (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled):OnlineMeetings.Read.All, OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite.All
Users (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled): User.Read.All
Directory (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled): Directory.Read.All
Calendar: Calendars.ReadWrite
Online Meetings (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled):OnlineMeetings.Read.All, OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite.All
Users (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled): User.Read.All
Directory (only if CreateMicrosoftTeamsOnlineMeeting is enabled): Directory.Read.All
Check this page for more information on Azure app API permissions.
Auth
AuthString InArgument<String> REQUIRED
The authorization string to authenticate in MicrosoftGraph service.
It is possible to obtain it using the activity MsGraph_Login. Look at its dedicated page for more details.
Event
EventId InArgument<String> REQUIRED
The Id of the calendar to delete.
Online Meeting
DeleteOnlineMeeting InArgument<Boolean>
Indicates if DocsMarshal has to delete also the online meeting related to this event or not. If the event is not an online meeting no online meetings will be deleted.
Settings
Timeout InArgument<TimeSpan>
The maximum time the activity might take to be executed. If it takes longer, an exception will be thrown.
User
UserId InArgument<String>
The id of the user's Microsoft account on whose behalf to perform the activity.
It can be found in the result fields of certain activities such as, for example, the owner of a file returned by the OneDrive_ItemGet activity.
UserName InArgument<String>
The email address of the user's Microsoft account on whose behalf to perform the activity.
In the case of the OneDrive activities, it will be the user who owns the drive on which you want to work, in the case of those of the calendars it will have to be their owner while in the case of events it will have to be their organizer user.