Flow controls, SplitOn, and scope in Logic Apps
Integration solutions are complex to build where we need to communicate with multiple systems and devices and follow different design patterns based on application requirement. When we develop integration solution, we are not confined to the same architecture design, but we use combination of multiples patterns for our solutions.
For each loop
In Logic Apps, you can use the add a For each action to iterate over an array item and perform the action or set of actions on each item.
To demonstrate the use case of the add a For each action, here is a simple Logic App that gets a list of new products from HTTP request and Logic App iterate through individual product in the array and send a notification mail to inventory.
We have used a single trigger and an action that is send the email. You can have multiple actions associated with your add a For each action, which can perform a necessary action based on your workflow design. To get deep understanding...
