1. Microsoft Build 2016
1/17/2019 8:09 PM
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2. Outlook Module Extensibility
Prem Kumar
Program Manager

3. Outlook Add-ins Current State
1/17/2019
Outlook Add-ins Current State
An add-in is set of extension points…
Compose
Read
Appointment (Attendee View)
Appointment (Organizer View)
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4. 1/17/2019
A new extension point…
Now developers can build their own Outlook “Module” extension point.
Examples of existing Outlook Modules
NEW add-ins Module entry point
Mail
Calendar
People
Tasks
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5. Add-ins Modules Integrate your app
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Add-ins Modules
Integrate your app
Add ribbon commands to interact with your app
Define icons, labels
Define functions to execute inside your app
Access Office JS APIs
Your Ribbon Commands
App 1
App 2
App 3 2
Your Web App 3
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6. Example Manifest
… <DesktopFormFactor> <ExtensionPoint xsi:type="Module">
<SourceLocation resid="resourceId_UrlPathToWebApp">
<Label resid="resourceId_NameOfWebApp" />
<CommandSurface> …
<Control xsi:type="Button" id="customButtonID">
<Label resid="resourceId_CustomButtonText" /> …
<Action xsi:type="ExecuteFunction">
<FunctionName>SomeCoolJSFunction</FunctionName>
</Action>

7. Demo Module Extensibility Microsoft Build 2016 1/17/2019 8:09 PM
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8. 1/17/2019
How to get started My
App
Your own module in outlook
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