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Announcement: 10

Live Connect (Archived) announcement

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    Live SDK v5.5 JWT Consent Changes
    Toan Nguyen-Azure Tuesday, April 22, 2014 9:45 PM
    The Microsoft account team will need to make a change that will affect the way that registered applications process tickets. All you have to do is upgrade to the latest SDK and the ticket handling will automatically be updated. For more information please see this page : http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=242807.
    The change is scheduled to take place on Monday 5thMay, so please make sure that you update before then – users may experience problems with repeated sign-in when requesting consent for your application if you don’t.
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    Live SDK v5.4 released
    JOshiro Thursday, June 27, 2013 9:29 PM

    Live SDK v5.4 is now available for download. New additions to this version of the SDK include:

    •          Windows Store HTML and XAML applications. Version 5.4 of the Live SDK was updated for compatibility with Windows 8.1 Preview and Visual Studio 2013 Preview, including new behavior specific to Windows 8.1 Preview: For a user not connected with a Microsoft account, invoking WL.login in JavaScript or LiveAuthClient.LoginAsync will trigger the process to connect the user with a Microsoft account. Also specific to 8.1 Preview, for users who are not connected with a Microsoft account, calling methods on LiveConnectClient to access user data will result in a reject response.
    •          Windows Phone 8. This update contains several fixes for the new WP8 SDK, including a fix for a login session cache issue that could prevent a user from logging in with a different account after logging out. Additionally resolved in this update is a caching issue in LiveConnectClient.UploadAsync that could lead to additional app memory consumption and less accurate progress event data when uploading large files. As a result, larger files can be uploaded on lower-memory devices than was possible in the past.
    •          .NET client and ASP.NET apps. The Live SDK v5.4 Nuget package has been updated with support for .NET 4.
    •          Live SDK for iOS apps. Several UI issues related to login in the iOS 6 SDK have been resolved.
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    Support for XMPP ends in October 2013
    Navdeep Bawa Wednesday, March 20, 2013 10:35 PM

    Last year, we announced that support for Messenger will end in 2013. Apps that already use Extensible Messages and Presence Protocol (XMPP) will continue to be supported until October 2013. We strongly discourage any new implementations relying on XMPP. Instead, we encourage you to learn more about our APIs for SkyDrive, Hotmail and Skype at http://dev.live.com.

    The documentation for XMPP and messaging has been removed from the Windows Dev Center and archived. This info will not be updated and might contain links to content that no longer exists. But you can still find the XMPP topics here if you need them:

    •          Messenger API (Live Connect)
    •          Getting started using Messenger with XMPP (Live Connect)
    •          XMPP code examples (Live Connect) 
    •          Messenger XMPP reference (Live Connect)
    •          Sharing a user's status (Live Connect)
    •          Sharing badge (Live Connect)

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    Live SDK v5.3 released
    Shelly Guo Thursday, December 20, 2012 6:03 AM

    Live SDK v5.3 is now available for download here. New additions to this version of the SDK include:

    • New .NET SDKs for client and server.  Since we first introduced the Live SDK, we have seen a lot of developers ask for a .NET library that would work for classic desktop apps and ASP.NET applications. With this release you can now create applications that target traditional desktop scenarios and as well as server side scenarios.  With the client .NET SDK, you can create WPF, Windows Form or console applications that let your users use their SkyDrive data.  With the ASP.NET SDK, you can create websites and web server components that talk to the Live Connect API service. Using the SDK also makes it easy for you to incorporate Microsoft account into your identity system or even just use Microsoft account as your primary identity system. Be sure to check out our Build talk “Powering your apps with Microsoft accounts” below to learn more about it.
    • Windows Phone 8 SDK.  The WP 8 SDK takes advantage of some of the new features that Windows Phone 8 has to offer and provided you with an easy to use programming model by supporting the new Task<T> async pattern and dynamic keyword. With this you can easily move your code between your Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 application.
    • Open source projects for Windows and Windows Phone SDKs. Starting from v5.3, all Live SDK client components written in C#, Objective C and Java are released as open source projects.  This makes it much easier for developers to resolve problems quickly and build solutions that are tailored to their scenarios.  Be sure to check out our gibhub depot for new additions of the Windows and Windows Phone SDK source code.
    • New samples and starter guides.  New samples for Windows and Windows Phone are added as part of the open source Windows SDK projects.  We also have an updated starter guide for Windows Phone 8 and a new one for Windows 8 and Asp.Net.

    SkyDrive REST API enhancements - we have added the ability to search for files in a user’s SkyDrive by using a partial file name. You can do this by simply making an HTTP GET call with the search parameter 'q'. Here is an example:

    GET http://apis.live.net/V5.0/me/skydrive/search?q=expenses

    The response contains the list of files that have “expenses” in the file name.

    Windows 8 Sign-in control deprecation - Starting with Live SDK v5.3, the sign-in control is deprecated from the Windows 8 C# and Windows 8 JavaScript SDKs.  Instead, apps should follow our guidelines for implementing the sign in experience for Windows Store apps using HTML/Javascript and Windows Store apps using XAML.

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    Application provisioning API will be deprecated in March 2013.
    Shelly Guo Tuesday, December 11, 2012 5:40 AM

    When we shipped the Live Connect API service 5.0 April last year, we included the functionality to allow an app to provision applications on behaves of other developers.  This functionality is enabled if the app has permission to use the wl.application and the wl.application_create scope.  Application information can be access through the https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me/applications path. After observing the usage pattern of this API for more than a year, we have concluded that this API does not fit into the user model and the design goals of the Live Connect API, whose primary objective is to provide developer access to user’s data stored in Windows services, not a platform to auto provision applications.  With that, we’re now announcing the plan to decommission any APIs that are related to application provisioning through the Live Connect API service, which include all calls to the https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me/applications path and its sub-paths. These APIs will stop working in March 2013.

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    Changes in OAuth Endpoints
    Navdeep Bawa-MSFT Tuesday, April 17, 2012 5:32 PM

    We would like to inform you of about the changes to the OAuth 2.0 SDK.  We have transitioned the OAuth endpoints to https://login.live.com. This change is to move our OAuth 2.0 authentication service to be on the same backend as our primary login infrastructure. It will give increased scalability and reliability to our OAuth interface and also add some security features like invalidating refresh tokens if the users are detected as compromised or has changed their password.   

    The https://oauth.live.com endpoints will continue to function but with slightly increased latency so we recommend you begin using the new URL’s.

    The new endpoints are:

    • authorization: https://login.live.com/oauth20_authorize.srf
    • token: https://login.live.com/oauth20_token.srf
    • desktop: https://login.live.com/oauth20_desktop.srf

    The old end points are:

    • authorization: https://oauth.live.com/authorize     
    • token: https://oauth.live.com/token
    • desktop: https://oauth.live.com/desktop

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    Support Operation Hours for Live Connect Forum
    Navdeep Bawa-MSFT Monday, April 9, 2012 11:03 PM

    This forum is monitored by Live Connect Support and Product Group team.

    Hours of Operation: 8:00AM – 5:00PM US Pacific Time (Monday – Friday)

    We do not provide any support over the weekend (Saturday-Sunday).

    Thanks!!!

    Live Connect Support Team

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    Live Connect open source projects and samples on github
    Steve Gordon - MSFT Tuesday, August 2, 2011 8:54 PM
    Check out our open source depot on github: https://github.com/liveservices/
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    Messenger Connect v4.1 is now deprecated
    Dare Obasanjo - MSFT Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:25 AM

    With the release of v5.0 of the Messenger Connect API, the previous version is now deprecated. As mentioned in the v5.0 announcement blog post, the latest version of the Messenger Connect API is the result of taking into account a lot of the input from developers about how to simplify the API and address key limitations we had in the previous version. 

    The v4.1 API will continue to function and will be supported for one year after the release of the v5.0 API. New applications are strongly encouraged to use the v5.0 Messenger Connect instead of the deprecated v4.1 API. It is also recommended that when you upgrade or modify existing applications avoid using and remove usage of the v4.1 APIs. 

    Below is a list of v4.1 features that will no longer be supported in new applications with the release of v5.0 of the Messenger Connect API 

     

    • The v4.1 API provides the ability to publish activities using activity streams to a user’s Messenger Social feed. We received significant feedback from developers and end users that this functionality is not complete because it doesn’t set the Messenger status field and is thus not visible in the user contact list nor in mobile or previous versions of the Messenger client. In addition, we’ve gotten complaints about the complexity of the data formats required to publish status updates. For this reason, we have updated the activity object available in v5.0   to address these shortcomings. For this reason we are not supporting any new applications using the v4.1 activity publishing APIs although this will continue to function in existing applications. Any new applications that try to use this functionality from the v4.1 APIs will receive a 1073 error. 

     

    In summary, the v4.1 Messenger Connect APIs are deprecated and ceased working on August 14, 2012. 

     


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    Live Connect v5.2 released
    Dare Obasanjo - MSFT Wednesday, June 15, 2011 5:11 PM

    The final version of the Live SDK v5.2 for Windows 8 and Windows Phone is now available for download here. There are several versions of the Live SDK, depending on your target development platform:
    • Live SDK for Windows and Windows Phone: use this edition if you're developing apps for Windows 8 or apps for Windows Phone 7.0 or 7.5. Download here.
    • Live SDK for Android: use this edition if you're developing apps for Google Android mobile technology platform devices, like those running Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, and Ice Cream Sandwich. Download here.
    • Live SDK for iOS: use this edition if you're developing apps for the iOS operating system for Apple devices, like iPad, iTouch, and iPod. Download here.

     

    We’ve also added the following new features in the REST API as highlighted in this SkyDrive blog post.

    1.

    If you're developing apps for other platforms, you don't need to download the Live SDK; you can reference our updated Representational State Transfer (REST) API directly, as follows:

    • For websites that use JavaScript, learn more.
    • For Windows desktop apps, and for mobile apps for other than Windows Phone, Android, and iOS, learn more.

    If you have any questions about these downloads or about the Live SDKs in general, post them in this forum. We have team members here that are ready to help you.

    If you're new to Live Connect, learn how to get started; configure your app; work with our code examples; do cool things with Hotmail, SkyDrive, and Messenger; play with our APIs without writing any code; and explore our end-to-end code samples.

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    I'm trying to submit an app for a challenge. The one that says give your app an upgrade. When I try to submit an app it tells me there are no apps available for this challenge.  I have plenty of ...
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    Windows Live SDK v5.5 for Windows Phone 7.1 stopped working

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    My Windows Phone 7.1 app is using Windows Live sign-in control from Windows Live SDK 5.5. This control stopped working 1 month ago and still does not work. I use Microsoft account as a ...
    Unanswered | 2 Replies | 2247 Views | Created by Václav Dajbych - Sunday, May 24, 2015 5:11 PM | Last reply by Václav Dajbych - Thursday, June 4, 2015 10:42 AM
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    Integrating onedrive service with web app

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    Hi, I wanted to integrate onedrive cloud service to a java web application.But I couldn't find the appropriate API/jars for download. When I installed the Live SDK,it had only folders supporting ...
    Unanswered | 2 Replies | 2210 Views | Created by lexisnexis - Tuesday, May 26, 2015 10:14 AM | Last reply by lexisnexis - Thursday, June 4, 2015 8:48 AM
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    OAuth2 Token Endpoint gives 500 Internal Server Error for chunked transfer encoding

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    Hi all, I'm adding a "Log in with Microsoft" feature to a web application, using the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant Flow as documented here ...
    Unanswered | 0 Replies | 3617 Views | Created by Jesse Byler - Wednesday, June 3, 2015 9:00 PM
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    Provision to add more redirect url's

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    I am trying to integrate OneDrive to a web application. I wanted to give around three to four redirect url's that are different from the root domain which I have given in the App Settings page. Is ...
    Unanswered | 0 Replies | 2072 Views | Created by lexisnexis - Wednesday, June 3, 2015 10:38 AM
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    Windows Live API for WordPress Social Login 2.2.3

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    I am using the WordPress Social Login 2.2.3 to allow users to login from an option of accounts they may have. I was directed to do the following: To enable ...
    Unanswered | 1 Replies | 2250 Views | Created by Tim321FL - Wednesday, June 3, 2015 12:22 AM | Last reply by Tim321FL - Wednesday, June 3, 2015 12:31 AM
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    TryRefreshToken issue

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    I hit unhandled exceptions when using Microsoft.Live (5.6 at the moment, but it behaved similarly before as well). Root cause seems to be due to ...
    Unanswered | 1 Replies | 2382 Views | Created by Vlad-777 - Thursday, May 29, 2014 2:32 AM | Last reply by sp-dev02492 - Tuesday, June 2, 2015 5:40 AM
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    How to upgrade window live Id to azure 2.5

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    Hi, I have an ASP.Net MVC 2 web application using window live Id authentication. After upgrade to azure 2.5, it no longer works properly. I notice that ...
    Unanswered | 0 Replies | 2157 Views | Created by york Z - Tuesday, June 2, 2015 4:27 AM
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    [UWP][C#] Access Outlook.com calendar in Win 10

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    I'm trying to write a UWP app that will get some information from the user's Outlook.com calendar in Win 10.  I've tried using the Live SDK 5.6.2 using the code below, but I get a ...
    Unanswered | 1 Replies | 3585 Views | Created by stonelance - Monday, June 1, 2015 9:31 PM | Last reply by stonelance - Monday, June 1, 2015 11:12 PM
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    Delete/update contact on Outlook.com REST Contacts API

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    I'm trying to develop an application that manages contacts. I can create a contact sucessfully but i cant update or delete a contact. I cant find scopes that allow this. I have only ...
    Unanswered | 2 Replies | 3083 Views | Created by Ricardo Romaní Trill - Wednesday, August 21, 2013 3:53 PM | Last reply by parag balapure - Monday, June 1, 2015 6:26 AM
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    One Drive

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    There apparently was a One Drive Update earlier this week. I have been having issues all week with trying to save documents. Every time I go to the bottom, right click to save, I wait, and wait and ...
    Unanswered | 0 Replies | 1923 Views | Created by Addi35 - Friday, May 29, 2015 5:55 PM
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    Could not find delete option to delete a note from One Note.

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    Hi, I Can able to create a section and note to One Note from Android using Live SDK and One note API. How ever I could not find any delete method or restful URL ...
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    Share files with between group of user using live sdk

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    I am developing an application that requires to share files between users using Microsoft Live sdk. But only resource that I came across is by providing a shared ...
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    OAuthWebSecurity and Office365 authentication

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    Please redirect if this is the wrong forum. Is it possible to register an Office365 client using OAuthWebSecurity.RegisterClient(...)? Thank ...
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    Unable to Sign into web app using Live SDK API

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    We have developed a web application where users of our organisation use their Office 365 account to log in. The authentication is done via Live API. However many users in our organisation ...
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    I am so sick and tired of all the complete crap they are selling nowadays. I updated the last update for my windows phone lumina 920 and it died. I couldn't get it to start and show ...
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    Live SDK v5.5 JWT Consent Changes
    Toan Nguyen-Azure Tuesday, April 22, 2014 9:45 PM
    The Microsoft account team will need to make a change that will affect the way that registered applications process tickets. All you have to do is upgrade to the latest SDK and the ticket handling will automatically be updated. For more information please see this page : http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=242807.
    The change is scheduled to take place on Monday 5thMay, so please make sure that you update before then – users may experience problems with repeated sign-in when requesting consent for your application if you don’t.
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    Live SDK v5.4 released
    JOshiro Thursday, June 27, 2013 9:29 PM

    Live SDK v5.4 is now available for download. New additions to this version of the SDK include:

    •          Windows Store HTML and XAML applications. Version 5.4 of the Live SDK was updated for compatibility with Windows 8.1 Preview and Visual Studio 2013 Preview, including new behavior specific to Windows 8.1 Preview: For a user not connected with a Microsoft account, invoking WL.login in JavaScript or LiveAuthClient.LoginAsync will trigger the process to connect the user with a Microsoft account. Also specific to 8.1 Preview, for users who are not connected with a Microsoft account, calling methods on LiveConnectClient to access user data will result in a reject response.
    •          Windows Phone 8. This update contains several fixes for the new WP8 SDK, including a fix for a login session cache issue that could prevent a user from logging in with a different account after logging out. Additionally resolved in this update is a caching issue in LiveConnectClient.UploadAsync that could lead to additional app memory consumption and less accurate progress event data when uploading large files. As a result, larger files can be uploaded on lower-memory devices than was possible in the past.
    •          .NET client and ASP.NET apps. The Live SDK v5.4 Nuget package has been updated with support for .NET 4.
    •          Live SDK for iOS apps. Several UI issues related to login in the iOS 6 SDK have been resolved.
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    Support for XMPP ends in October 2013
    Navdeep Bawa Wednesday, March 20, 2013 10:35 PM

    Last year, we announced that support for Messenger will end in 2013. Apps that already use Extensible Messages and Presence Protocol (XMPP) will continue to be supported until October 2013. We strongly discourage any new implementations relying on XMPP. Instead, we encourage you to learn more about our APIs for SkyDrive, Hotmail and Skype at http://dev.live.com.

    The documentation for XMPP and messaging has been removed from the Windows Dev Center and archived. This info will not be updated and might contain links to content that no longer exists. But you can still find the XMPP topics here if you need them:

    •          Messenger API (Live Connect)
    •          Getting started using Messenger with XMPP (Live Connect)
    •          XMPP code examples (Live Connect) 
    •          Messenger XMPP reference (Live Connect)
    •          Sharing a user's status (Live Connect)
    •          Sharing badge (Live Connect)

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    Live SDK v5.3 released
    Shelly Guo Thursday, December 20, 2012 6:03 AM

    Live SDK v5.3 is now available for download here. New additions to this version of the SDK include:

    • New .NET SDKs for client and server.  Since we first introduced the Live SDK, we have seen a lot of developers ask for a .NET library that would work for classic desktop apps and ASP.NET applications. With this release you can now create applications that target traditional desktop scenarios and as well as server side scenarios.  With the client .NET SDK, you can create WPF, Windows Form or console applications that let your users use their SkyDrive data.  With the ASP.NET SDK, you can create websites and web server components that talk to the Live Connect API service. Using the SDK also makes it easy for you to incorporate Microsoft account into your identity system or even just use Microsoft account as your primary identity system. Be sure to check out our Build talk “Powering your apps with Microsoft accounts” below to learn more about it.
    • Windows Phone 8 SDK.  The WP 8 SDK takes advantage of some of the new features that Windows Phone 8 has to offer and provided you with an easy to use programming model by supporting the new Task<T> async pattern and dynamic keyword. With this you can easily move your code between your Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 application.
    • Open source projects for Windows and Windows Phone SDKs. Starting from v5.3, all Live SDK client components written in C#, Objective C and Java are released as open source projects.  This makes it much easier for developers to resolve problems quickly and build solutions that are tailored to their scenarios.  Be sure to check out our gibhub depot for new additions of the Windows and Windows Phone SDK source code.
    • New samples and starter guides.  New samples for Windows and Windows Phone are added as part of the open source Windows SDK projects.  We also have an updated starter guide for Windows Phone 8 and a new one for Windows 8 and Asp.Net.

    SkyDrive REST API enhancements - we have added the ability to search for files in a user’s SkyDrive by using a partial file name. You can do this by simply making an HTTP GET call with the search parameter 'q'. Here is an example:

    GET http://apis.live.net/V5.0/me/skydrive/search?q=expenses

    The response contains the list of files that have “expenses” in the file name.

    Windows 8 Sign-in control deprecation - Starting with Live SDK v5.3, the sign-in control is deprecated from the Windows 8 C# and Windows 8 JavaScript SDKs.  Instead, apps should follow our guidelines for implementing the sign in experience for Windows Store apps using HTML/Javascript and Windows Store apps using XAML.

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    Application provisioning API will be deprecated in March 2013.
    Shelly Guo Tuesday, December 11, 2012 5:40 AM

    When we shipped the Live Connect API service 5.0 April last year, we included the functionality to allow an app to provision applications on behaves of other developers.  This functionality is enabled if the app has permission to use the wl.application and the wl.application_create scope.  Application information can be access through the https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me/applications path. After observing the usage pattern of this API for more than a year, we have concluded that this API does not fit into the user model and the design goals of the Live Connect API, whose primary objective is to provide developer access to user’s data stored in Windows services, not a platform to auto provision applications.  With that, we’re now announcing the plan to decommission any APIs that are related to application provisioning through the Live Connect API service, which include all calls to the https://apis.live.net/v5.0/me/applications path and its sub-paths. These APIs will stop working in March 2013.

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    Changes in OAuth Endpoints
    Navdeep Bawa-MSFT Tuesday, April 17, 2012 5:32 PM

    We would like to inform you of about the changes to the OAuth 2.0 SDK.  We have transitioned the OAuth endpoints to https://login.live.com. This change is to move our OAuth 2.0 authentication service to be on the same backend as our primary login infrastructure. It will give increased scalability and reliability to our OAuth interface and also add some security features like invalidating refresh tokens if the users are detected as compromised or has changed their password.   

    The https://oauth.live.com endpoints will continue to function but with slightly increased latency so we recommend you begin using the new URL’s.

    The new endpoints are:

    • authorization: https://login.live.com/oauth20_authorize.srf
    • token: https://login.live.com/oauth20_token.srf
    • desktop: https://login.live.com/oauth20_desktop.srf

    The old end points are:

    • authorization: https://oauth.live.com/authorize     
    • token: https://oauth.live.com/token
    • desktop: https://oauth.live.com/desktop

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    Support Operation Hours for Live Connect Forum
    Navdeep Bawa-MSFT Monday, April 9, 2012 11:03 PM

    This forum is monitored by Live Connect Support and Product Group team.

    Hours of Operation: 8:00AM – 5:00PM US Pacific Time (Monday – Friday)

    We do not provide any support over the weekend (Saturday-Sunday).

    Thanks!!!

    Live Connect Support Team

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    Live Connect open source projects and samples on github
    Steve Gordon - MSFT Tuesday, August 2, 2011 8:54 PM
    Check out our open source depot on github: https://github.com/liveservices/
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    Messenger Connect v4.1 is now deprecated
    Dare Obasanjo - MSFT Saturday, June 25, 2011 12:25 AM

    With the release of v5.0 of the Messenger Connect API, the previous version is now deprecated. As mentioned in the v5.0 announcement blog post, the latest version of the Messenger Connect API is the result of taking into account a lot of the input from developers about how to simplify the API and address key limitations we had in the previous version. 

    The v4.1 API will continue to function and will be supported for one year after the release of the v5.0 API. New applications are strongly encouraged to use the v5.0 Messenger Connect instead of the deprecated v4.1 API. It is also recommended that when you upgrade or modify existing applications avoid using and remove usage of the v4.1 APIs. 

    Below is a list of v4.1 features that will no longer be supported in new applications with the release of v5.0 of the Messenger Connect API 

     

    • The v4.1 API provides the ability to publish activities using activity streams to a user’s Messenger Social feed. We received significant feedback from developers and end users that this functionality is not complete because it doesn’t set the Messenger status field and is thus not visible in the user contact list nor in mobile or previous versions of the Messenger client. In addition, we’ve gotten complaints about the complexity of the data formats required to publish status updates. For this reason, we have updated the activity object available in v5.0   to address these shortcomings. For this reason we are not supporting any new applications using the v4.1 activity publishing APIs although this will continue to function in existing applications. Any new applications that try to use this functionality from the v4.1 APIs will receive a 1073 error. 

     

    In summary, the v4.1 Messenger Connect APIs are deprecated and ceased working on August 14, 2012. 

     


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    Live Connect v5.2 released
    Dare Obasanjo - MSFT Wednesday, June 15, 2011 5:11 PM

    The final version of the Live SDK v5.2 for Windows 8 and Windows Phone is now available for download here. There are several versions of the Live SDK, depending on your target development platform:
    • Live SDK for Windows and Windows Phone: use this edition if you're developing apps for Windows 8 or apps for Windows Phone 7.0 or 7.5. Download here.
    • Live SDK for Android: use this edition if you're developing apps for Google Android mobile technology platform devices, like those running Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, and Ice Cream Sandwich. Download here.
    • Live SDK for iOS: use this edition if you're developing apps for the iOS operating system for Apple devices, like iPad, iTouch, and iPod. Download here.

     

    We’ve also added the following new features in the REST API as highlighted in this SkyDrive blog post.

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    If you're developing apps for other platforms, you don't need to download the Live SDK; you can reference our updated Representational State Transfer (REST) API directly, as follows:

    • For websites that use JavaScript, learn more.
    • For Windows desktop apps, and for mobile apps for other than Windows Phone, Android, and iOS, learn more.

    If you have any questions about these downloads or about the Live SDKs in general, post them in this forum. We have team members here that are ready to help you.

    If you're new to Live Connect, learn how to get started; configure your app; work with our code examples; do cool things with Hotmail, SkyDrive, and Messenger; play with our APIs without writing any code; and explore our end-to-end code samples.

 
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