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1. #Microsoft outlook the property does not exist update#
2. #Microsoft outlook the property does not exist full#

After you authenticate, the Room Finder pane attempts to display the full OWA client, which isn’t the best experience.įigure 1: Room Finder prompts for authenticationĪ comment posted to the article said that after Outlook picked up OWA’s room finder, “ some meeting rooms are not displaying at all, despite being available.” This deserved some investigation about how the room finder decides which rooms to display when someone uses it to find a place to meet. Sometimes this has unintended consequences, such as when credentials aren’t synchronized for Outlook and OWA and the Room Finder prompts for a sign-in unexpectedly (Figure 1).

Outlook desktop consumes OWA components using the Edge WebView2 Runtime. Using OWA components in Outlook desktop is part of Microsoft’s One Outlook strategy to speed up the delivery of new functionality to end users by using common components across clients. And then Microsoft updated Outlook desktop to use the OWA room finder, which introduces the places information to desktop users for the first time. Well, the pandemic intervened, and conference rooms haven’t had much use over the last year and a half, so that advice wasn’t as valuable as intended.

#Microsoft outlook the property does not exist update#

For instance, if your organization equips conference rooms with Teams meeting devices, you can add that information to the room metadata.Īt the time, I suggested that tenants should update room metadata because it was obvious that Microsoft would make more use of this information over time. Places use room mailboxes as the basic source of information about locations, and administrators can update metadata for each room mailbox to add geocoordinates and other information about room equipment to make what’s shown to end users more comprehensive and useful. In an August 2019 article, I described the Outlook Places service and its role in surfacing information about locations in OWA’s calendar.