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Hi,
I am trying to replicate the javascript library & function "KJUR.jws.JWS.sign(PS256, head, payload, secret)" using Python within PBI,
I have until Friday to get this going else my project will be canceled as not paying for a NetSuite connector
ChatGPT i have read i could replicate the function in PBI Desktop but Not in PBI Services, which i find very odd as to whats the point of PBI having a Python Script as Source but unable to deploy and refresh in services.
Please anyone some guidance on this and really hoping pything scipt using PyJWT for Json functionalities are possible in PBI Services?
Kinldy provide links/examples on Python version of KJUR.jws.JWS.sign
Regards
Solved! Go to Solution.
Python script does not work for refresh in Service within a semantic model.
Tried it a few months ago. No chance.
If you can try to use Fabric capabilities - use Notebooks in Fabric.
Regards.
Python script does not work for refresh in Service within a semantic model.
Tried it a few months ago. No chance.
If you can try to use Fabric capabilities - use Notebooks in Fabric.
Regards.
Thank You so Much!
Disappointing and now I have to revert to getting javascript working within these 2 days 😞
I wasted roughly 3 days on python
Below Post says it's not possible but this is 2018, Gosh This will be Terrible if not fixed 😞
Solved: Using custom Python in PowerBI Service? - Microsoft Fabric Community
Hi @dhorrall
I'm afraid it doesn't support Python in the PowerBI service currently, and it is not possible to refresh data.
a list of Python packages are supported in Power BI Desktop, but they aren't supported in Power BI Service.
Power BI Team are currently looking into how to support this"
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