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I'm using Azure API Management with some rate limiting based on subscription. I need to send to the user in the response headers the number of remaining calls. I know that I should set some values in the outbound policy but I do not know how to do it exactly. This is my policy XML if any one can help.

I have a GitHub workflow that creates APKs for my Flutter app. This worked fine until recently, I seem to have exhausted some kind of quota. Now when the workflow runs I get this error:

I'm building a flatpak builded gnome-builder project. Now I want to add scrapy to my project. I use flatpak-pip-generator to generate scrapy package and add it in my manifest like:

I am attempting to setup an APIM endpoint that sends messages to an event hub. I also want to use managed identities in order to authorize the APIM with the event hub. Note that all resources lie in the same subscription. The setup is as follows:

• I have an APIM instance with a system assigned identity. This identity has been giving the contributor role on a subscription level.
• I have an event hub namespace and event hub, which is setup to receive the events.
• I have created an API + operation, that generates events, based on the payload and sends them to the event hub. The example below just sends some hardcoded body, I want to get it working before working on the payload.

The policy for the operation looks like this:

With Apim i'm trying to call a backend Api that needs a OAuth2 validation. This question are more or less similair to this: Azure API Management: Oauth2 with backend API But there are no good answer here...

I have been reading alot about policies and caching. But can't seem to set it up correctly. I hope to be able to cal the apim, and then the apim calls the backend api to get a token and with that token call an Api to get some output data. I also found one where i had to setup some policies in the backend-part.. Can anyone help me set up the policies ?

my policy is like:

I am looking to implement an Azure API Management policy for bank account validation and as part of that API I want to call out to a token endpoint and pass that into the bank account validation. The problem I have is around setting the inbound send-request policy to accept the query parameters from NamedValues/KeyVault.

The URL for the token validation is as below:

https://apps.applyfinancial.co.uk/validate-api/rest/authenticate?username=USERNAME.com&password=PASSWORD

I tried using the set-query-parameter policy but it appears that this is not allowed within the send-request node based on the below validation error:

Error in element 'send-request' on line 16, column 10: The element 'send-request' has invalid child element 'set-query-parameter'. List of possible elements expected: 'set-header, set-body, authentication-certificate, authentication-token, authentication-token-store, authentication-managed-identity, proxy'. One or more fields contain incorrect values:;Error in element 'send-request' on line 16, column 10: The element 'send-request' has invalid child element 'set-query-parameter'. List of possible elements expected: 'set-header, set-body, authentication-certificate, authentication-token, authentication-token-store, authentication-managed-identity, proxy'.

POLICY

I am trying to pass an object into my child component but it comes undefined. So my parent component:

I have a Product object and I am taking it from API call. So in parent component I want to send this object into the child object which is SoldTickets component.

So here is my parent component:

I have an inbound policy that extracts the User Email from the context like this: