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When you create custom code for a custom connector operation, what is the ExecuteAsync method expected to do?
Transform the output only.
Transform the input and output along with forwarding the request to the network.
Transform the input only.
Bypass the API security.
How many custom code classes can you upload and set up?
One for each operation that’s defined on the connector
Up to three classes
Only one class
Depends on the type of security that’s set up for the connector
You’ve added a new operation to your custom connector, and your custom code transformations aren’t being applied. What should you do?
Check in the Code Details section of the custom connector definition to ensure that your operation is set up to implement the custom code.
Reimport the connector definition.
Use the Microsoft Power Platform CLI to enable the new operation.
Check the Swagger editor.
You must answer all questions before checking your work.
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