InternalServerError when creating modern site with /_api/SPSiteManager/create

  • 28 September 2021
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Within a "Call HTTP Web Service Action", I try to create a team site which is not connected to a group.

The official documentation (Erstellen von modernen SharePoint-Websites mithilfe von REST | Microsoft Docs) that misses a lot, is not a good helper here.

What I did:

Adding the request headers to a dictonary:

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Assign the api url to a variable:

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Assign the full url to a variable:

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(I also tried with the root url instead of current site url)

 

Assigning the request to a dictionary:

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19899iF6DCFF069579F3DE.png My list item field "Serverrelative URL" contains for example "/sales"

And then the action to call the api:

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The response status code is 0 and the message which will be added to the Workflow-History is InternalServerError. The Response Content is empty.

 

What am I missing?

 

 

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L
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What I did so far:


 


changed the request headers to:


odata-version: 4.0
Accept: application/json;odata.metadata=none
X-RequestDigest: digestToken

I determined the request digest by calling the contextInfo in a previous HTTP Web Service Call and assigned it to a variable which I used here.


From the response of the /api/contextInfo I get 200 OK and got a valid token.


 


I changed the WebTemplateExtensionId to our custom SiteDesignId and assigned 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 to SiteDesignId as described in the documentation.


 


Now my request to create a site seems to be OK but I get 403 Forbidden now.


The Workflow runs under the context of the user (without elevated permissions).


During the execution of this peace, I am logged in with a SharePoint-Administrator role and Global Admin role (Azure AD).


 


What else could causing "Forbidden"?


 


then


 

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