You are creating a Power Apps app that retrieves customer information from Azure Active Directory when you use the app to look up a customer record.
You create an Azure Function by using JSON code to retrieve the customer information.
You need to make the application work.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
To integrate an Azure Function with Power Apps to retrieve customer information from Azure Active Directory, you should first create an API definition for the Azure Function. This definition, typically written in OpenAPI format, describes the operations available and how the request and response data should be structured. After defining the API, you need to create a custom connector within Power Apps that uses this Azure Function API. The custom connector will enable Power Apps to interact seamlessly with the Azure Function, making the necessary customer data accessible.
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Why do we need custom connector to use Azure function?
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Guys what do you say about my view, In give question it asked we make sure App should not work, it did not asked about possible options, To make the Power Apps app work, you will need to create a custom connector that uses the Azure Function API to retrieve customer information from Azure Active Directory. Additionally, you will need to create a custom connector that uses the JSON code to retrieve the customer information. This will allow the Power Apps app to access the customer information from Azure Active Directory through the custom connectors.
There is a typo in my earlier message, "You need to make the application work. Which two actions should you perform?"
ur wrong. create an openAPI definition to describe the API then create a custom connector in dataverse is a common way to external API. What is JSON code API or something? could you provide a link?
B. Create a custom connector that uses the Azure Function API. D. Create a custom connector that uses the JSON code. To make the Power Apps app work, you will need to create a custom connector that uses the Azure Function API to retrieve customer information from Azure Active Directory. Additionally, you will need to create a custom connector that uses the JSON code to retrieve the customer information. This will allow the Power Apps app to access the customer information from Azure Active Directory through the custom connectors.
This is a real time scenario. Power Automate is out of the game. I am thinking of a plugin calling Azure Function in sync mode. So C and E.
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✅ Correct Answers: B. Create a custom connector that uses the Azure Function API ✔ Yes. A custom connector allows Power Apps to communicate with your Azure Function securely and consistently. You define how the connector talks to your API (HTTP method, URL, etc.). E. Create an API definition for the Azure Function ✔ Yes. An OpenAPI (Swagger) definition or similar API definition helps Power Platform understand how to communicate with the Azure Function — e.g., what endpoints exist, what parameters to send, what responses look like. This is often used to help build the custom connector.