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to a specified web API. When first dragging this activity to the Designer panel, the HTTP Request Wizard window

Accepted Format (AcceptedHeaderType) - The format in which to receive the web server's response

to be used when calling the API. The following HTTP verbs are supported: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD

** == This HTTP Client with Body Factory activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API

Format (AcceptedHeaderType) **- The format in which to receive the web server's response. The following

are supported: **GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH** and **MERGE.** By default, the **GET** method

Description This HTTP Client activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API

Accepted Format (Dropdown List) - The format in which to receive the web server's response. The following

calling the API. The following HTTP verbs are supported: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH

** == This HTTP Client activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API. [[[[image:HTTP

to receive the web server's response. The following options are supported: ・ANY (default value) ・XML ・JSON

. The following HTTP verbs are supported: **GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH** and **MERGE

: CodeActivity { public InArgument<int> Number1 { get; set; } public InArgument<int> Number2 { get; set; } public OutArgument<int> Total { get; set; } protected override void

Open command prompt at your project folder Figure 1 Click on address bar -> type ‘cmd’ -> press

demonstrates how to create an activity. **There are two steps required to create a custom activity:** 1. Writing the custom activity code. 1. Package your activity 1. Register the assembly (.dll) to akaBot

installed and do the following steps:** 1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio. 1. In the New Project dialog