Each position in the bitmask represents a particular permission and if it's set to 1 then the user has the respective permission. The DelegatePermissions object is implemented using a bitmask to indicate the permissions. PermissionĬurrently the API supports getting existing permissions, but not setting permissions. The following table describes the permissions that the Office JavaScript API supports for delegates and shared mailbox users. To learn more about where add-ins do and do not activate in general, refer to the Mailbox items available to add-ins section of the Outlook add-ins overview page. If the calendar owner granted broad access to their calendar (for example, made it editable to a particular DL or the entire organization), users may then have indirect or implicit permission and add-ins are available to those users in appointment read and compose modes.
If the calendar owner explicitly shared their calendar with a delegate (the entire mailbox may not be shared), add-ins are available to the delegate in appointment read and compose modes. If the Drafts folder is also shared with the delegate, add-ins are available in compose mode. If the Inbox folder is shared with a delegate, add-ins are available to the delegate in message read mode. Add-ins are available to the delegate or user in message and appointment read and compose modes. Mail and calendar are shared with a delegate or shared mailbox user.
The feature APIs may not work properly then. Do NOT use other options like "Open another mailbox".
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