How to configure a trigger to handle both GET and POST requests effectively using Power Automate
I recently encountered a client requirement that necessitated handling both “GET” and “POST” HTTP requests. While Azure Function offers a straightforward solution for such scenarios, the concern was it should be handled within Dynamics CRM. Faced with these constraints, I explored alternatives that would allow us to meet the client’s needs within the preferred environment.… Read More »
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