The third article in the ten part Power Platform Connectors A to Z series by Apptigent CTO Eric Shupps, Power Platform Connector Fundamentals, is now available. Part three sets the user interface aside, delving into various sections of the connector definition file and the elements contained within each one. It begins with a more thorough discussion of connector security, focusing on OAuth, the most complex of the four available authentication methods to configure. It then moves on to the definition of request and response operations within action paths, covering verbs, parameters, properties, schemas, media types, and examples, including how to use tags to group and organize connector operations. Using this article and the previous articles in the series, creators should be able to build a custom connector from a blank template. They should also be able to understand what is happening behind the scenes to better analyze, troubleshoot, and optimize their connectors..
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