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Validate XML - Azure Logic Apps | Microsoft Docs |
Validate XML with schemas for Azure Logic Apps and B2B scenarios by using the Enterprise Integration Pack |
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Often in B2B scenarios, the partners in an agreement must make sure that the messages they exchange are valid before data processing can start. You can validate documents against a predefined schema by using the use the XML Validation connector in the Enterprise Integration Pack.
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Create a logic app, and link the app to the integration account that has the schema you want to use for validating XML data.
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Add a Request - When an HTTP request is received trigger to your logic app.
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To add the XML Validation action, choose Add an action.
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To filter all the actions to the one that you want, enter xml in the search box. Choose XML Validation.
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To specify the XML content that you want to validate, select CONTENT.
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Select the body tag as the content that you want to validate.
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To specify the schema you want to use for validating the previous content input, choose SCHEMA NAME.
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Save your work
You are now done with setting up your validation connector. In a real world application, you might want to store the validated data in a line-of-business (LOB) app like SalesForce. To send the validated output to Salesforce, add an action.
To test your validation action, make a request to the HTTP endpoint.