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selections; see "Variable task properties" on page289.
Click the Add button to add the folder to the list. Note that subfolders of the given folders are not
taken into account; if they need to be monitored, they must be added to the list separately.
When a folder doesn't exist in the system it will be created at runtime.
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Masks: Enter a single or multiple file names or use file name masks (separated by a semicolon).
See "Masks" on page291.
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Treat as regular expressions: When ticked, the contents of the Mask field are deemed to
be a regular expression . You can specify multiple masks based on regular expressions,
separating the regular expressions by a semicolon.
The checkbox is not ticked by default. Please refer to Regular Expressions for more inform-
ation.
Note: No Variable Data can be used inside this field if the Treat as regular expressions
option is ticked. The percent sign, the curly brackets and the period are all key elements of
the RegEx syntax, therefore they cannot be mixed and matched with Workflow variable
data syntax (e.g. %1, ${global.myvar}, etc.). Also, there is no validation of the RegEx being
specified.
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Application ID: Enter the application ID provided by Azure for this specific application. This
value is static and cannot contain variables.
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Application Password: Enter the client secret (key) for the Azure app. This value is static and
cannot contain variables.
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Tenant ID: Enter the Tenant ID as specified in Azure. This value is static and cannot contain vari-
ables.
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User ID: This is the OneDrive user's ID. This value is dynamic. You can use any combination of
text, variables and data selections; see "Variable task properties" on page289.
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Use delegated permissions: Select this option to use delegated permissions instead of applic-
ation permissions. Delegated permissions allow the application to log in as a standard registered
user, and IT can grant that user account access to specific inboxes and specific OneDrive
folders.
Application permissions can be restricted to a strict minimum to ensure the plugin can perform its
tasks, but no more. However, application permissions apply to all accounts in the organization: if
the application has been granted permission to read emails, then that permission applies to all
email accounts in the organization, and if it has access to OneDrive, it has access to all folders.
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