At the top of the Overview page for your app, click the Endpoints button. Microsoft has announced a new integration between GitHub and Microsoft Teams, which lets users follow repositories and organizations, track issues, and take actions on them from Teams. When your service type is created, register a service instance using the OAuth resource you created, and generate SmartObjects. This process consists of two steps: First, we specify what should happen when the user clicks on "Save".

So you can't directly redirect on example.secureLogin.com if your page runs on mysite.com, but you have to redirect to mysite.com/login first.

The answer again lies in the Teams SDK: When the login process has finished, you have to redirect your user to a new HTML page that you host. And as the client (more specifically, a browser) can have all kinds of vulnerabilities (like for example malicious add-ins) that could steal anything that goes over the wire, you shouldn't hand out such a sensitive token to your users. The following icons are available: For more information about creating custom workflow steps, see Creating custom Workflow steps.

As we only want a webhook URL in the first step, we don't need any input elements in the HTML. getSettings() requires a callback that the settings are parsed to.

At the top of the Overview page for your app, click the Endpoints button. Microsoft has announced a new integration between GitHub and Microsoft Teams, which lets users follow repositories and organizations, track issues, and take actions on them from Teams. When your service type is created, register a service instance using the OAuth resource you created, and generate SmartObjects. This process consists of two steps: First, we specify what should happen when the user clicks on "Save".

So you can't directly redirect on example.secureLogin.com if your page runs on mysite.com, but you have to redirect to mysite.com/login first.

The answer again lies in the Teams SDK: When the login process has finished, you have to redirect your user to a new HTML page that you host. And as the client (more specifically, a browser) can have all kinds of vulnerabilities (like for example malicious add-ins) that could steal anything that goes over the wire, you shouldn't hand out such a sensitive token to your users. The following icons are available: For more information about creating custom workflow steps, see Creating custom Workflow steps.

As we only want a webhook URL in the first step, we don't need any input elements in the HTML. getSettings() requires a callback that the settings are parsed to.

At the top of the Overview page for your app, click the Endpoints button. Microsoft has announced a new integration between GitHub and Microsoft Teams, which lets users follow repositories and organizations, track issues, and take actions on them from Teams. When your service type is created, register a service instance using the OAuth resource you created, and generate SmartObjects. This process consists of two steps: First, we specify what should happen when the user clicks on "Save".

So you can't directly redirect on example.secureLogin.com if your page runs on mysite.com, but you have to redirect to mysite.com/login first.

The answer again lies in the Teams SDK: When the login process has finished, you have to redirect your user to a new HTML page that you host. And as the client (more specifically, a browser) can have all kinds of vulnerabilities (like for example malicious add-ins) that could steal anything that goes over the wire, you shouldn't hand out such a sensitive token to your users. The following icons are available: For more information about creating custom workflow steps, see Creating custom Workflow steps.

As we only want a webhook URL in the first step, we don't need any input elements in the HTML. getSettings() requires a callback that the settings are parsed to.

At the top of the Overview page for your app, click the Endpoints button. Microsoft has announced a new integration between GitHub and Microsoft Teams, which lets users follow repositories and organizations, track issues, and take actions on them from Teams. When your service type is created, register a service instance using the OAuth resource you created, and generate SmartObjects. This process consists of two steps: First, we specify what should happen when the user clicks on "Save".

So you can't directly redirect on example.secureLogin.com if your page runs on mysite.com, but you have to redirect to mysite.com/login first.

The answer again lies in the Teams SDK: When the login process has finished, you have to redirect your user to a new HTML page that you host. And as the client (more specifically, a browser) can have all kinds of vulnerabilities (like for example malicious add-ins) that could steal anything that goes over the wire, you shouldn't hand out such a sensitive token to your users. The following icons are available: For more information about creating custom workflow steps, see Creating custom Workflow steps.

As we only want a webhook URL in the first step, we don't need any input elements in the HTML. getSettings() requires a callback that the settings are parsed to.