Hello greetings of the day!!!
Here I am working on migration of legacy projects to windows!
After replacing and resolving all the required validation error I am doing the testing part..
Here in microsoft office 365 scope I am trying to use “get list info” which is throwing me following error..
Please let me know how can we resolve this..or its limitation from business side.
Thanks in Advance
Try updating the package to latest possible version.
Check if the Get List Info activity configured correctly.
Can you please show the activity configuration
As per error the list is not found in given url or you donot have access or the name given is wrong
Cheers
I’d guess an argument in the old version fell out in the new version.
Did you validate this ‘list’ was found in the legacy version and that the properties on the new one are accurately configured?
Can you please activity properties?
What are you passing for list name?
And can you also show on SharePoint the list name?
There can be a possibility that the name you are passing doesn’t match the actual list name.
Or the authentication creds you are using doesn’t have access to same?
How are connecting to O365? Which auth type?
Regards
Sonali
@ashokkarale @Anil_G @Jon_Smith @sonaliaggarwal47
Thanks for your response and I am sorry for replying late.
Actual issue was with the permissions to access the SharePoint.
Here the interesting funda is, I am able to browse the link manualy but when trying to use the activity called “Get list Info” it’s still failing.
I observed that I got access just to CAN VIEW and not to READ the folder/file.
Is it so? That I don’t have access to read the file/folder my bot is failing?
Absolutely possible, unfortunately the Integration Service has apalling documentation so its not shown what API calls are being made or what permissions they require and its basically a black box.
Bad news is they don’t seem to be updating their documentation, so thats basically a bust, good news is that they are improving the service so that you should be able to see details about the API call that fails and results in this error, which should indicate things like the permissions not being valid, but thats still being built and in alpha so doesn’t help you immediately (but just so you know a way to improve this is being worked on).
Obviously, had the documentation been done we could figure this out by checking that, but in my experience, currently the only way is to use a tool like Fiddler or Wireshark to intercept the data API calls to debug.
Can you please confirm how are you connecting to SharePoint?
Are you using O365 package? If yes, what authentication type you are using? Are you providing your own credentials or using app id and secret?
Regards
Sonali
Please tell the auth type you are using?
Are you impersonating same user?
Also is the access not given?
Cheers
We dont have Package for 0365, and I am using Auth type as Username & Password.
OAuth is UiPath
I am using Auth type as Username & Password.
OAuth is UiPath, i have only access to VIEW not Read
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