Identity Provider: Azure Active Directory. However, the relevant fields for this connector to work with Forms are: Host :. The graph relates the data items in the store to a collection of nodes and edges, the edges representing the relationships. 1 A key concept of the system is the graph (or edge or relationship ).
I'm now able to authenticate to make web requests to Forms in a Flow so I know you'll be able to do it, too. There are a lot of guides out there for how to make one. A graph database ( GDB) is a database that uses graph structures for semantic queries with nodes, edges, and properties to represent and store data. For example, to make an action that requests all questions that are on a specific form, you'd use /questions for the URL and then formId will be a parameter that you'd fill in for the Flow's action.
When you make the connector definition, you insert any dynamic parameters in curly brackets in the request URL.
Scope: your permissions from above (I used Forms.Read ). Client secret: the value of the client secret from above. Identity Provider: Azure Active Directory. However, the relevant fields for this connector to work with Forms are: There are a lot of guides out there for how to make one. Open up Flow and create a custom connector using the App you just created. If you don't want to have to approve every Delegated permission request, make sure after adding it that you press the "Grant admin consent" button. I haven't tried Application permission for Forms, but I imagine it will grant access to everyone's forms. Add it as a Delegated permission if you want the logged in user to only access their own forms in Flow. For this you'll want to go to the "APIs my organization uses" tab and find Microsoft Forms. Under API permissions, add a permission. Under Certificates & secrets, create a new client secret and save the value somewhere before closing the window because you won't see it ever again. Make a new app registration in Azure AD. If you want to make a custom connector for Forms in Flow, you'll need a way to handle authentication. Needed the exact same thing, and thanks to you and was able to figure out the correct path.
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