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SharePoint Graph API upload file , empty content issue

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Posted on by 47

Hi all ,

 

  Iam creating a file in SharePoint library using Graph API , I see the file is being created but see the file contents to be blank. Can anyone help me with this. Thanks in advance

 

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The body contains the base 64 string of the pdf.

 

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  • Bmutsinzi Profile Picture
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    @divya-akula Check if the body content you are trying to add to the SharePoint has output, this can be done by adding maybe a compose card or send an email to your self to see the output you are trying to get if it is there or missing.

     

  • divya-akula Profile Picture
    47 on at

    hi @Bmutsinzi  

    thanks for the reply, I see the body to be fine , here is the screenshot.

     

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  • Bmutsinzi Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hell @divya-akula 
    Kindly raise a service ticket if the content is available but the invoke card is returning blank output.
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  • BlackCat Profile Picture
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    Hello @divya-akula ,

     

    Did you resolve your issue?

    I have the same: File comes with correct number of pages (3 for example) and shows correct size, but not content.

    I have an automated system, some files come out just fine and some has troubles.

     

    Thank you.

  • divya-akula Profile Picture
    47 on at

    @BlackCat  I have switched to Rest API

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