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FLow with HTTP web request to _vti_bin/TaxonomyClientService.asmx on SharePoint online

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Posted on by DenisBoico

Hi guys,

I was hoping to find some help on building a flow with HTTP request into _vti_bin/TaxonomyClientService.asmx SharePoint online. Idea is to add a term in term set when list item is created. Initially i was trying to do it with Nintex Web Request action, and gave up. Now trying to get it done with Ms FLow.

This is example from the web service

This is the flow i was trying to build, and i get 403 FORBIDDEN error. In advanced section i selected basic to put user and password for authentication.I guess it probably related to authentication. Any clues on how to fix this the error will be much apreciated.

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DenisBoico 10 on at

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My confidence is going down... 😞 not even sure if is posible. Even thought it was a great concept to approve and govern terms in term store.

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Hi @ DenisBoico,

The error 403 is an authentication error.

Please check if you have fill the rignt certificate information when you connect to the service.

Please refer to link below to learn more about the error 403 and try to troubleshoting the authentication error:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/flow/fix-flow-failures#authentication-failures

Please let me know if your issue is solved.

Regards,
Alice Zhang

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DenisBoico 10 on at

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Unfortunately steps in the link didn't help, still got the same 403 error. Connector shows as connected.

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DenisBoico 10 on at

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Just to add. Our sharepoint online has MFA, but i'm using a service account from azure AD without MFA. In case it's making any difference.

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