You are a developer at your company.
You need to update the definitions for an existing Logic App.
What should you use?
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Edit JSON - Azure portal - Sign in to the Azure portal.
From the left menu, choose All services.
In the search box, find "logic apps", and then from the results, select your logic app.
On your logic app's menu, under Development Tools, select Logic App Code View.
The Code View editor opens and shows your logic app definition in JSON format.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-enterprise-integration-overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-author-definitionsAs a developer, you are responsible for updating the definitions for an existing Logic App. Logic Apps are a service provided by Microsoft Azure that allows you to automate workflows and business processes. Logic Apps are created using a graphical designer or by writing JSON code.
To update the definitions of an existing Logic App, you have the following options:
A. The Enterprise Integration Pack (EIP) The Enterprise Integration Pack is a set of connectors that provides integration with on-premises systems, such as SAP, Oracle Database, and Salesforce. The EIP includes the Logic App Adapter, which enables you to create Logic Apps that connect to on-premises systems.
Updating the definitions for an existing Logic App using the EIP would only be necessary if the Logic App needs to connect to an on-premises system that is not currently supported by Azure Logic Apps connectors.
B. The Logic App Code View The Logic App Code View is an alternative to the graphical designer for creating and editing Logic Apps. In the Code View, you can edit the underlying JSON code directly. This can be useful for making precise changes that are not possible in the graphical designer.
To update the definitions for an existing Logic App using the Logic App Code View, you can open the Logic App in the Azure Portal, navigate to the Code View, and make the necessary changes to the JSON code.
C. The API Connections API Connections provide a way to securely connect to external services from within a Logic App. API Connections can be used to connect to a variety of services, including Azure services, Microsoft services, and third-party services.
Updating the definitions for an existing Logic App using API Connections would involve creating a new API Connection, configuring it to connect to the external service, and then updating the Logic App to use the new API Connection.
D. The Logic Apps Designer The Logic Apps Designer is the primary tool for creating and editing Logic Apps. The designer allows you to drag and drop actions and triggers onto a canvas, and then configure them using a series of forms.
To update the definitions for an existing Logic App using the Logic Apps Designer, you can open the Logic App in the Azure Portal, navigate to the designer, and make the necessary changes to the workflow.
In summary, the best option for updating the definitions for an existing Logic App will depend on the specific requirements of the Logic App. If you need to connect to an on-premises system that is not currently supported by Azure Logic Apps connectors, the Enterprise Integration Pack (EIP) may be the best choice. If you need to make precise changes to the Logic App, the Logic App Code View may be the best option. If you need to connect to an external service securely, API Connections may be the best option. If you need to make changes to the workflow using a graphical interface, the Logic Apps Designer is the best option.