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QUESTION
3 days ago one of my Logic Apps started failing.
I re-created it from blank with only the step that fails and the same issue occurs.
Step: Power BI: Export To File for Paginated Reports
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 09:41Fixed issue by clicking( ... ) next to the report(s) in question, selecting Manage and selecting the same auth type as the report (SQL or Oauth2) and re entering the same creds that were used for the report.
QUESTION
I have built a few custom connectors before but for some reason am having real issues getting a custom connector to authenticate against an api i have written.
The API is written in .netcore 5, hosted as a WebApp in the same tenant i am trying to connect from. I've checked the authentication setup and the ClientId is pointing to the 37008370 clientid guid in the below image.
This is how I am setting up the Auth in the connector
I've connected to this API using a blazor app so I think authentication is setup correctly.
When I try and setup the authentication for a custom connector though I get the following response
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 14:09Audience of token should always match the client id of the app registered.The cause of the error is the same. Audience is api://xxxx-xx and client id=3700-xxx. The resource can be an App ID GUID for the Resource, or a valid App ID URI which is registered on the Resource. AAD should be able to identify which resource you are trying to reach based on the value you provide.
Note that if you use an App ID GUID, you will get a token from AAD where the Audience claim is the App ID GUID. Alternatively, if you use an App ID URI, you will see that URI as the audience claim in the token.
So here you need to add clientId :api://xxxxx-xxxx
(which is Application Id uri present in the expose an api blade of the azure ad app registration portal) in the app settings of the code .
"aud" value generated for token by azure is also controlled by "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" property in AD application manifest.
This property defines a version of the access token that will be generated. Check your jwt token in http://jwt.io If you get this . Check the manifest of your azure ad .app"accessTokenAcceptedVersion" property value is probably null or one, or should be two . If it is null maybe adding api:// prefix is to be considered. else api:// prefix can be ignored.
QUESTION
I have a microsoft forms that let user answer some questions and upload a picture. All the response will be saved into an excel table with power automate flow. Those answers will be save as string, URL point to OneDrive for the picture will be saved into excel table too.
Ok, many have ask the question on how to insert the picture into excel using that URL but so far no solution on that. The standard answer from Microsoft seems not working -- there is fetch error whenever the URL is point to OneDrive / SharePoint (Refer this link)
I'm asking the same question from another aspect. I can get the filecontent in power automate flow. When I download the file content and inspect it, it have the data structures like this (this is not full file content for security reason):
{"statusCode":200,"headers":{"Pragma":"no-cache","x-ms-request-id":"0f368276-7f62-4daa-82a7-98f5fda","Timing-Allow-Origin":"*","x-ms-apihub-cached-response":"false","Accept-Ranges":"bytes","Cache-Control":"no-cache","Date":"Mon, 11 Oct 2021 09:21:21 GMT","ETag":""{D2E67548-99EE-4BA3-BAB3},4"","Location":"https://flow-apim-msmanaged-na-centralus-01.azure-apim.net/apim/onedriveforbusiness/a47f3c2699aa4df70f3614572a9/datasets/default/files/01YEFL272IOXTNF.../content?inferContentType=true","X-AspNet-Version":"4.0.30319","X-Powered-By":"ASP.NET","Content-Length":"137453","Content-Disposition":"attachment; filename="16337833927412488499783584031011.jpg"","Content-Type":"image/jpeg","Expires":"-1"},"body":{"$content-type":"image/jpeg","$content":"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...==}}
From what I can tell, strings after "body":{"$content-type":"image/jpeg","$content":, starting from /9j/4UVORX until ...== is the base64 string for that image which logically could be pass to an OfficeScript and call worksheet.AddImage API to insert full picture into excel worksheet as image directly.
Anyone have any idea on how to extract the base64 string using OfficeScript if I pass the filecontent from power automate flow to OfficeScript?
===Add-on===
After some reseach, I manage to extract the correct string out of file content using json function:
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Answered 2021-Oct-11 at 16:52QUESTION
I'm trying to create an MS Powerapp Custom Connector to access an ASP.NET core WebAPI, which is protected by Azure AD using the Microsoft.Identity.Web
package. But no matter how I try to set things up, I'm always getting a 401 when trying to access the API via the connector.
So my setup looks like this:
Azure App registrationsI have registered two apps in Azure App Registrations
. One for the API and one for the Powerapp Connector.
For the API registration I only configured settings under 'Expose an API'. I set an Application ID URI
api://f9****ca-****-****-****-3d30e9e*****
and added a scope
api://f9****ca-****-****-****-3d30e9e*****/Employees.Read.All
I also added an authorized client application using the ID of the App registration for the Powerapp (config below).
The app registration for the Powerapp is configured as follows:
For authentication the Web
platform is added with redirect URI of https://global.consent.azure-apim.net/redirect
.
Under 'Certificates & secrets' I added a client secret.
Under 'Api permissions' I added a permission for the scope of the API api://f9****ca-****-****-****-3d30e9e*****/Employees.Read.All
as Delegated
permission.
The security tab of my custom connector is configured as follows:
Setting Value Auth type OAuth 2.0 Identity Provider Azure Active Directory Client id
Client Secret
Login URL
https://login.windows.net
Tenant ID
Resource URL
api://f9****ca-****-****-****-3d30e9e*****
Scope
api://f9****ca-****-****-****-3d30e9e*****/Employees.Read.All
ASP.net core (3.1) Web App
I'm using the Microsoft.Identity.Web
nuget package.
In my app config I added the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 01:30You forgot to add the Authenction middleware.
QUESTION
I have created a small Logic App that queries CDS. The response is chunked and I need the value of the property "x-ms-request-id" from "headers".
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 09:25You can get value of "x-ms-request-id" in headers by the expression below:
QUESTION
I am having Azure SQL database and I want to perform Insert,Update,Delete Operations by using Logic Apps and is it necessary to have a gateway while Connecting to Azure SQL DB to Sqlserver Connector in Logic -app I have Three properties 1)Id 2)Name 3)Department in Azure SqlDB
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 12:37The error is occurring because you are running the trigger from the azure portal. See when I run the trigger as shown in the image below, And I encounter following error "Microsoft SQL: Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'id', table 'librarymanagement.dbo.DepartmentTable'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails."
To properly invoke the HTTP trigger Logic APP, you need to make a HTTP API call to it. If you are just learning, you can use POSTMAN to make the call. Following are the steps you need to do
QUESTION
I am trying to use to sen2r() function (Package sen2r_1.3.2) with default parameters but getting the following error:
Error in paste(c(...), collapse = sep) : argument is missing, with no default.
I know the error wants me to fill in some parameters, but the source manual clearly says that the default should work, and the parameters can be set subsequently upon launching the GUI.
Using the s2_gui() launches the shiny app, but keeps hanging when I try to "Save and Close"
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 05:28This is a bug in the original code.
In the traceback that you provided, it included:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 13:10removing indexed
modifier fixed problem.
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