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What causes error code "3065 on microsoft Graph API Update Online Meeting call
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Macallister Owens
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Hi there,
I am experiencing issues when trying to update an online meeting via the graph API. When the call is made we are getting a 400 BAD REQUEST back from Microsoft with the following error message: "3065: An error has occurred". I was wondering what that 3065 code meant as I can't find any documentation regarding it online.
I do not have access to the body of the message as we are performing the call on behalf of a client and do not log such information.
Thanks!
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Miguel Gonçalves 961 Reputation points2024-06-12T19:51:45.3666667+00:00 Hi Macallister,
Based on the standard HTTP status codes used by Microsoft Graph, a “400 Bad Request” typically indicates that the request is malformed or incorrect https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/errors.
Some quick check that you can take;
- App registration in Azure AD has the necessary permissions to update meetings via the Graph API https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/need-assistance-with-creating-users-in-office-365/8e020e3b-130b-4217-bca7-89fc1f209b23
- Payload you’re sending to the Graph API adheres to the expected format?
- Ensure that you’re passing the correct access token and that the request headers are properly set
- If conditional access policies are applied to the resource, it might result in an “HTTP 403; Forbidden error=insufficient_claims” message
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Prasad-MSFT 6,876 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor2024-06-13T04:44:22.7433333+00:00 - Ensure that the request parameters being sent to update the online meeting are correct and in the expected format. Double-check the meeting ID and any other relevant information being sent in the request.
- Verify that the app making the API call has the necessary permissions to update online meetings. Based on the documentation provided, the required permission for updating online meetings is
OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite. Make sure that the app has been granted this permission.
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