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'forward-request' Policy Statement
How to use the "forward-request" Policy Statement to call the backend service for an Azure API service operation?
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The "forward-request" Policy Statement allows you to call
the backend service, using information provided in the "context.Request" object.
The "forward-request" Statement has the following syntax:
<forward-request timeout="time_in_seconds" follow-redirects="true | false (default)"/>
Obviously, the "forward-request" statement should only be called in the "backend" policy block.
By default, Azure API management automatically added the "forward-request" into the "backend" policy block at the product level to call the backend service.
But you can override it at the API level or the operation level as shown below:
<backend> <forward-request timeout="60"/> </backend>
Note that when "forward-request" statement is executed, Azure will:
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