Logic is the beginning of wisdom; not the end | ||
--Spock Star Trek |
In previous chapters, we discussed how to automate business process with Azure Logic Apps and its different concepts such as workflow, connectors, trigger, and actions. In this chapter, we will dive deep into Azure Logic Apps by creating a complex business workflow using features such as control flow, looping, and exception handling. We will look at the Logic Apps code view and play around with the workflow definition language. We will explore the ability to call nested Logic Apps directly from Logic Apps designer.
This chapter introduces the following topics:
Workflow definition language
Content type in Logic Apps
Logic Apps loops, scopes, and SplitOn
Exception handling in Logic Apps
How to build a complex workflow using on-premise data gateway for Logic Apps
Azure Logic Apps provide a new way to automate business processes and running them in reliable way in cloud. Anyone who can use Azure...