Yes, you can use only Delegated permissions at this point. Here's the documentation.
Use Windows Service to Send ChatMessage to MS Teams Channel
Hello,
I am currently evaluating MS Teams as a potential end-point for my company's product offering, and I have a question related to Application Permissions.
We would like to use a Windows Service to periodically post ChatMessages to a specific MS Teams Channel. My research and prototyping has proven that listing channels, adding channels, listing teams, etc. all work fine from the Windows Service using Application Permissions (i.e. NO logged-in interactive user is required).
However, it appears that actually sending a ChatMessage to a Channel is only supported using Delegated Permissions (which require a logged-in interactive user).
Can you please verify that this is indeed the case - that there is no way for a Windows Service using Application Permissions to send ChatMessages to a Channel?
Thanks!
Woody Cox
Visix, Inc.
www.visix.com
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Deva-MSFT 2,266 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
2021-01-04T15:24:32.63+00:00 Thanks for using the functionality. As per documentation it applies to beta endpoint now. Unfortunately i don't have any insight on this.
Being said that i remember a related user voice been filed, consider upvoting it - so that it can be considered as feature request.