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Sorry if there's bad formatting, this is my first time posting here.
I've been trying to wrap my head around this problem, and tried looking for a solution, but ultimately came up empty handed. Here is the scenario, I have an API I am trying to access. This is done through an API key and its value. I can connect to it no problem. The problem arises when I need to include the body (internal error 500 otherwise). I then include the body as content, but I now run into the issue that this is only supported when connecting anonimously. When I try this, I am then met with the following "A web API key is required when a web API key name is provided." Hence, it seems to me that fixing one causes the other, which is why I'm currently in a loop to try and figure out what to do. From what I've read, I understand that a POST request is only possible through the anonymous authentication method. But how can I resolve this issue then? Code below (replaced some values with placeholders).
let
body = "{""query_filter"":""}",
Source = Web.Contents(
"link?key=value",
[
ApiKeyName = "key",
Headers = [ #"Content-Type" = "application/json" ],
Content = Json.FromValue(body)
]
),
result = Json.Document(Source)
in
result
For the anonymous web content access I use the same link:
link?key=value
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thanks for the response Ibendlin. I have figured out the issue. It seems unfortunately, it is not possible to utilize authorization while also trying to use the "Content" parameter, as it changes Power BI's GET request into a POST request, which can only be done on anonymous authorization.
The issue was resolved, however it was done by removing the requirement of the "content" parameter on the APIs end.
Thanks for the response Ibendlin. I have figured out the issue. It seems unfortunately, it is not possible to utilize authorization while also trying to use the "Content" parameter, as it changes Power BI's GET request into a POST request, which can only be done on anonymous authorization.
The issue was resolved, however it was done by removing the requirement of the "content" parameter on the APIs end.
Please consult the documentation, look at the examples.
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