Which action must be present in an Integration Procedure to return a response payload?

Which action must be present in an Integration Procedure to return a response payload?

• A. Response Action
• B. DataRaptor Extract Action
• C. Set Values
• D. Navigate Action

Answer: (A)

In an Integration Procedure, the piece that actually returns data back to the caller is the Response Action. It finalizes and sends the payload, allowing you to specify what goes in the response body and the HTTP status. You can build that payload using values set earlier or data retrieved from other actions, but without the Response Action, no payload is returned. Other actions like DataRaptor Extract fetch or shape data for use in the procedure, and Set Values builds variables, but they do not themselves send the response. Navigate Action is used for UI routing, not for returning a payload. So, the necessary element to return a response payload is the Response Action.

In an Integration Procedure, the piece that actually returns data back to the caller is the Response Action. It finalizes and sends the payload, allowing you to specify what goes in the response body and the HTTP status. You can build that payload using values set earlier or data retrieved from other actions, but without the Response Action, no payload is returned.

Other actions like DataRaptor Extract fetch or shape data for use in the procedure, and Set Values builds variables, but they do not themselves send the response. Navigate Action is used for UI routing, not for returning a payload.

So, the necessary element to return a response payload is the Response Action.