I have deployed an Office Add-in and uploaded through the O365 Admin Center
The Add-In appears in the Excel Ribbon but can use it as a message appears “We could not open the Add-In from LocalHost.
Should I modify anything in the Manifest File?
The Add-In was created with Yeoman and it´s addressed to “LocalHost:3000”. It´s just a template (taskpane example)
Many thanks in advance!!!
Regards, José.
You have to host the add-in somewhere before you can deploy it to Office 365. Here is some Microsoft documentation of how to deploy the add-in to Azure https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blob-static-website. The cost of this is low since it is just blob storage. Once it is deployed replace the URL in the manifest with the URL you get after deploying. Hope this helps!
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So I created an outlook add-in and I am able to sideload in outlook desktop app for development,
But now I want to deploy in an organisation so they will be able to use it I followed the deployment doc of https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/publish/publish#:~:text=Outlook%20add%2Din%20deployment,Outlook%202013%20or%20later
But I am unable to get how to deploy it I am going around and round reading there documentation.
Can anyone suggest me step or tell me which site to follow for clear vision on deploying outlook add-in or which software to use for deployment. Thank you
You need to upload your add-in's manifest to the Exchange admin center, so the add-in will be available for all Exchange users. To assign add-ins to a tenant, you should use the Exchange admin center to upload a manifest, either from a file or a URL, or add an add-in from AppSource.
You may find the following video helpful - How to Deploy Office Add-ins within Your Organization.
Currently I have an outlook add-in that works great on the web version of Outlook and desktop version of Outlook on the mac. The add-in also works fine on multiple web browsers with outlook online (IE11 included). However, for certain windows users, the desktop Outlook add-in fails to work correctly. In particular, links do not work in the desktop version. Per the docs here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/concepts/browsers-used-by-office-web-add-ins if my add-in works in IE 11 web browser, it should work in the desktop app.
Can anyone provide links to help me troubleshoot the add-in on the desktop version of windows? I am at a complete loss as to why it would work in IE11 but not on the desktop version of outlook.
This add in was started with the yeoman generator if that helps.
Does anyone know how to deploy a pure Angular application to Azure websites?
I have a Angular 2 application (like the Angular 2 Quick Start) in VSTS Git source control. How can I deploy the application to Azure websites from setting up the VSTS build?
I saw document for deploying node.js (with angular) to Azure: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vs/alm/build/azure/nodejs. I did successfully deploy many of my angular applications to Azure websites following the instructions in the document. But I don't use anything with node.js in my Angular application. I hope that I can just deploy my pure Angular application to azure websites.
Previously, I used Visual Studio to create empty project to contain my Angular application. These kind of projects can be easily deployed to Azure websites. Now I am using VS code and I don't want to create any Visual Studio Solution. I don't know how to setup a continuous deployment in VSTS with just the pure Angular code.
I know I probably need to use IIS anyway and I need some settings/configs. But I just don't want to do them in Visual Studio project.
Using node.js to create a deploy package and then deploying the package by "Azure Web App Deployment" task is a convenient way to deploy to Azure Site.
However, if you don't like this, you can create a batch/power-shell script to copy your deployment files in Azure Web App via FTP method. Refer to this link for details: Deploy by copying files to Azure manually
And you can also try to deploy it from Source Control directly: Deploy from a cloud-based source control service
I have created a website in AZURE and deployed my simple Silverlight website.
The deploy has worked but the website presents a standard Microsoft 'there is nothing here' graphic.
I have tried to use the FTP host name details to view the site, but my deployment credentials do not work either.
Any ideas why the website thinks that it is empty?
Microsoft provides service at silverlight.live.com to provide hosting service, I am wondering whether there are some products which enables us to host silverlight streaming locally, e.g. hosting in IIS or in some file server?
thanks in advance,
George
Silverlight applications can be hosted on any web server: a Silverlight application is just a file with a .xap extension that the html page references.
Or are you looking at providing mms streaming for media content in your Silverlight app?