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Outgoing HTTP Post Fails w/ ReceiveFailure and Error While Copying to Stream

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We have a flow set up to listen to a list in SharePoint. Whenever a list item is added or updated, the flow triggers. The ONLY item in the flow is an HTTP POST call configured as shown below. The body is a 42 line JSON object.

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When the flow is triggered, we are seeing two errors, shown below:

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Tested the target URL with a Postman call and an identical body and the call was successful and things functioned as expected.

 

What are these errors? How do we debug this?

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  • JohnAageAnderse Profile Picture
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    Hello @bbelman 

    Did you find a solution to your issue or is it still relevant?

    I noted that you did not specify that the content is json. Add a header (key/value) "content-type"/ "application/json" and try again.

    Let us know how it went

    Kind regards, John

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