Hi @Sharma, Narinder ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum and thanks for reaching out here.
By looking at the above sample response body, noticed that the response contains a metadata
object with a next_page
field that provides the URL for the next page of data, hence you can set the Pagination rules
option to "AbsoluteUrl": "metadata.next_page"
Below is how your pagination rule configuration should look like:
Note: Assuming that "metadata.next
*page"
contains the complete (well-formed) URL of the next page data. In case if your next__page
field only contains relative URL of the next page data then please share complete response body? If that's the case also please confirm if your response body contains base URL
, if yes, provide a sample.
In addition, please confirm if your API is a public or private? If public could you please point me to that documentation of that API so that I can provide more accurate information about the implementation. In general if your response body contains only the reltive URL of the next page data instead of the fill URL then you will have to use dynamic expression to create a well formed Absolute URL using your response body.
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Hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions
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