Aug 1
Logic Apps (Standard) Data Mapper: Date and Time Functions (Part 1)
Overview Date and Time functions are used to perform a variety of operations over Dates, such as retrieving the current date and time or adding dates,
Jul 31
Logic App Consumption: Send Query Reports from Log Analytics Workspace
In this blog post and tutorial, what we pretend to do is to create a Logic App, in this case, a Logic App Consumption, that sends reports through Log
Jul 28
Logic Apps: How to process CSV files
One of the most ancient and common standards for message representation is using text files (Flat Files) like CSV (Comma Separated Values) or TXT files, many
Jul 27
Flat File Support inside Logic Apps
We live in a REST era where JSON or XML is our text-based format default choice of text-based formats and widespread use by major corporations However, one of
Jul 19
Logic Apps (Standard) Data Mapper: Basic Principles of Maps
What are maps In a general and abstract way, we can say that Data Mapper maps are graphical representations of XSLT 30 (Extensible Stylesheet Language
Jul 18
Logic Apps (Standard) Data Mapper: What is a Function Chain (video)
Function Chain What is a Function Chain And how that works inside the Data Mapper When we use more than one cascading function to perform a transformation
Jul 14
Data Mapper Tricks and Tips: Workaround to organize your functions (video)
Time to start another series of blog posts about Logic Apps: Data Mapper Tricks and Tips! Where I will address simple tips and tricks, we can apply to our
Jul 13
How to integrate RabbitMQ with Logic Apps (video)
Unfortunately, no Logic App connector can make the bridge to RabbitMQ, which makes this integration challenge a little bit more complicated However, we have
Jun 22
Azure Function: JSON Schema Validation (new release v3.0)
We just released another version of our Azure Function JSON Schema Validation, adding support to another feature In this case, a very basic one, required
Jun 16
How to Create an Integration Account Project in Visual Studio 2019
An Integration Account allows you to build Logic Apps with enterprise B2B capabilities by adding various necessary artifacts It serves as a central
