Correct Answer: Use the xml-to-json policy inside the outbound section of the APIM policy configuration.
The xml-to-json policy in Azure API Management converts the response body from XML to JSON. Since this transformation applies to the response returning from the backend to the clie...
Correct Answer
Use the xml-to-json policy inside the outbound section of the APIM policy configuration.
Why This Answer Is Correct
The xml-to-json policy in Azure API Management converts the response body from XML to JSON. Since this transformation applies to the response returning from the backend to the client, it must be placed in the outbound policy section.
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