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Integration Patterns - Message Router - Logic App

  • 07/06/2022
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Solution overview and deployed resources

This template deploys a solution which shows how we can set up the Message Router pattern using a Logic App. The Logic App receives a message through a web endpoint, and sends the message to a GitHub Gists endpoint with a filename based on the contents of the message. In the response the URL of the Gist file is returned.

The following resources are deployed as part of the solution.

  • Logic App

To test the Logic App, grab the endpoint of the Request shape in the Logic App, and use a tool like PostMan to POST a message to the endpoint. The message to be sent in should be in the following format.

{
	"Address":"Wilhelminakade 175",
	"City":"Rotterdam",
	"Name":"Eldert Grootenboer"
}

Tags: Logic Apps, Integration Patterns, Logic App, Message Router, LogicApps, IntegrationPatterns, Microsoft.Logic/workflows, Request, object, string, InitializeVariable, Response, Switch, Http, SetVariable

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