Host your Microsoft Teams app with Azure Static Web Apps | Tips & Tricks

[@dcuccia]

This was great - please keep 'em coming! In particular, I'd like to see how to flow the Teams 365 authentication through through an Azure AD B2C auth process with a Blazor Webassembly static app.

[@DanWahlin]

Auth is definitely something we want to cover. Thanks for the feedback David!

[@charlemagnehernani5477]

Great content! Is it possible to run the API service app within Teams as well? For example, I have an Angular app that a requires APIs to access the back end data. Is it possible to host the back end API service in Teams? Or I have to host it in Azure App Service or Azure Functions for example. Thank you!

[@johnfromireland7551]

Hi Dan, I followed your demo and right at the end when I clicked the "Test and distribute" button it responded with "Permissions needed. Ask your IT admin to add AzureStaticWebAppDemo1 to this team/chat/meeting." I am logged in as the Admin. Any ideas? UPDATE : I went into the Teams Admin portal and it says the app was BLOCKED! There is no option, there, for unblocking it. I note, also, that there appears to have, previously, been issues with the Manifest file "About" array. causing the App to fail. It there, still, issues with the App Studio Personal Tabs creation process?

[@DanWahlin]

Hi John. Apps can definitely be blocked if you've enabled everything as an admin that's definitely strange. Have you gone through these types of docs to ensure everything is set correctly? As a heads-up, it can take a few hours sometimes for changes to be reflected so I'm wondering if that's potentially part of the problem in your case. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/app-permissions-admin-center docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-app-permission-policies

[@kettenbach]

First! 👍 Thanks Dan. Great stuff.

[@DanWahlin]

Thanks Chris!

[@tomsimmons4482]

Anyone know if this is still possible? When I try it with Developer Portal it just says failed to submit, but I don't know why

[@Steph-jazz]

Great!

[@DanWahlin]

Thanks! Appreciate that.