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When you are developing an add-in or troubleshooting an add-in, there may be occasions when you want to change, or regrant, the permissions of an add-in that has already been installed. You can do so with these steps:
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1. Go to `http://<SharePointWebSite>/_layouts/15/AppInv.aspx`, where _<SharePointWebSite>_ is the URL of the website where the add-in is installed. Be careful not to add any query parameters on the URL. The form you need only appears on this page if the URL is exactly as shown.
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1. Go to `http://<SharePointWebSite>/_layouts/15/AppInv.aspx`, where _<SharePointWebSite>_ is the URL of the website where the add-in is installed. Be careful not to add any query parameters on the URL. The form you need only appears on this page if the URL is exactly as shown.
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2. Enter the add-in's ID, also called the client ID, in the **Add-in Id** box, and then select **Lookup**. The other boxes on the form are then populated with information about the add-in.
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### To update the remote web application project
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The big change that needs to occur in the ASP.NET MVC web application is within the web.config file. Within this file there are three settings found within the **<appSettings>** node. These are the **ClientId**, **ClientSecret**, and **SqlAzureConnectionString**. The first two are used by the Microsoft-provided class, in TokenHelper.cs or .vb, to facilitate authenticating and communicating with SharePoint from the remote web application. The latter, **SqlAzureConnectionString**, is used by the add-in to connect to the Azure SQL Database.
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The big change that needs to occur in the ASP.NET MVC web application is within the web.config file. Within this file there are three settings found within the **<appSettings>** node. These are the **ClientId**, **ClientSecret**, and **SqlAzureConnectionString**. The first two are used by the Microsoft-provided class, in TokenHelper.cs or .vb, to facilitate authenticating and communicating with SharePoint from the remote web application. The latter, **SqlAzureConnectionString**, is used by the add-in to connect to the Azure SQL Database.
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In a SharePoint autohosted add-in, Office 365 fills in the values for these settings when the Azure website and Azure SQL Database are created when the add-in is installed. However, in a provider-hosted add-in, these must be manually set before the add-in is deployed.
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9. Add the following code to parse the ATOM-formatted response XML. It uses the classes of the [System.Xml.Linq](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb299195) namespace to parse the data that is returned and construct a [List<T>](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/6sh2ey19) of the items from the SharePoint list. (You could also use the classes of the [System.Xml](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/y3y47afh) namespace.)
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Note that, in the XML that SharePoint returns, the child elements of the **entry** element hold metadata about the list item. The actual row data of a SharePoint list item is nested two layers down in the **properties** element. For that reason the [Elements<T>](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb348465) extension method is used twice to filter out the higher levels.
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Note that, in the XML that SharePoint returns, the child elements of the **entry** element hold metadata about the list item. The actual row data of a SharePoint list item is nested two layers down in the **properties** element. For that reason the [Elements<T>](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb348465) extension method is used twice to filter out the higher levels.
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