It is possible to set the response code for a triggered task. Use a Document to Binary snap as the final snap and set a binary header property called status, the integer value for that property will be the response code for the API call. For example, the attached pipeline returns a 409 response code
If more fine-grained control is required on the API response, the API management functionality which is a subscription feature allows for full control on the API response.
reds_2020_09_22.slp (3.2 KB)
Thank you!
Is it only the Status code that can be modified? i.e. the body of the message returned to the POSTing system is:
{
“http_status_code”: 200
}
Are you saying there is no way to control this body response?
If you use the document to binary snap method as mentioned above, the $content field in the document being transformed to binary becomes the response body, and the rest of the fields are treated as response headers.
Another approach is by using the Mapper Snap with Binary output. Find the attached sample pipeline:
CustomResponsePipe_2021_12_24.slp (3.8 KB)
Regards,
Spiro Taleski
