How to Handle HTTP 302 Redirects in MS Flow

[DavePotts_BritE]

I'm trying to use MS Flow to extract data from an existing website. To do this I must make two requests:

1. A request to a login form
2. A request to retrieve some data

When I fire a HTTP connector to the login form the site responds with a HTTP 302 redirect. This is expected. The Flow fails on receiving the HTTP 302 response and does not proceed to the second request. How can I receive a 302 response and not have my Flow halt with an error?

[SCTdan · Accepted solution]

Since we can't do anything with HTTP responses, you can set the 'Configure Run after' property on the step following the HTTP connector to 'Has Failed'.  You may want to introduce some additional error checking to handle instances where it actually does fail, but this will let your flow continue past that step.

[hifni]

Can you elaborate further with a full screen shot of your solution; This is for better understanding.

THank You,

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@SCTdan wrote:

Since we can't do anything with HTTP responses, you can set the 'Configure Run after' property on the step following the HTTP connector to 'Has Failed'.  You may want to introduce some additional error checking to handle instances where it actually does fail, but this will let your flow continue past that step.

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