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is it possible to use the Office 365 API (which I believe is now called Microsoft Graph) to do the following:

  1. grant access to or download and upload an office doc to temporary Microsoft Storage
  2. let a licensed user edit the doc in Office 365
  3. upon save, download or programattically update the S3 file?

I found this post, but it's from 2015 and the link is dead.

Thanks for any help, Kevin

John Rotenstein
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You should be able to handle the first two steps without a problem. Assuming they have the proper licensing, uploading a document to OneDrive and retrieving the resulting metadata will provide a URI you can use to open it in the correct Office application.

The challenge will be determining when they are done editing a document. The best option I can think of would be to use a delta query to determine if the file has changed. There are however some potential conditions (i.e. they could save a doc but still have the editor open) so you may want a 4th step where the user "checks in" the finished document.

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The File Fabric from Storage Made Easy facilitates editing of Amazon S3 documents, including the collaborative mode, with Microsoft Office Online.

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