To install the on-premise, Data Center + EWS based version of the Meetical Meetings Outlook Add-in, try the following approach. If you are on Confluence Cloud and Microsoft 365, please use the Outlook Add-in available in the Microsoft AppSource Store.
You get the XML file from Confluence Admin → “Meetical Configuration”.
To install an Outlook Add-in from an XML manifest file using PowerShell, you can use the New-OfficeWebAddIn
cmdlet provided by the OfficeWebAddInManagement
module. However, this module isn't installed by default, so you may need to install it first.
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Install the
OfficeWebAddInManagement
module:
Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the following command:Code Block language powershell Install-Module -Name OfficeWebAddInManagement -Scope CurrentUser
Import the module:
After the module is installed, import it using:Code Block language powershell Import-Module OfficeWebAddInManagement
Install the Outlook Add-in from the XML manifest file:
Use theNew-OfficeWebAddIn
cmdlet to install the add-in. Provide the path to the XML manifest file as an argument.Here’s the syntax:
Code Block language powershell $manifestPath = "C:\\path\\to\\your\\manifest.xml" New-OfficeWebAddIn -Manifest $manifestPath -Mailbox (Get-Mailbox -Identity "user@domain.com")
Replace
"C:\\path\\to\\your\\manifest.xml"
with the actual path to your XML file and"user@domain.com"
with the email address of the mailbox where you want to install the add-in.
Example Script
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# Install the module (run as admin) Install-Module -Name OfficeWebAddInManagement -Scope CurrentUser # Import the module Import-Module OfficeWebAddInManagement # Define the path to the XML manifest file $manifestPath = "C:\path\to\your\manifest.xml" # Define the mailbox (user email address) $mailbox = Get-Mailbox -Identity "user@domain.com" # Install the Outlook Add-in New-OfficeWebAddIn -Manifest $manifestPath -Mailbox $mailbox |
Note
Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to install add-ins for the specified mailbox.
This script assumes that you are running it in an environment where the Exchange Online PowerShell module is available and you have already connected to your Exchange Online environment.
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