WebHooks available for Logic apps
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With the latest update for Logic apps, there is native support for triggering via WebHooks, including the ability for you to define a synchronous response to the trigger. This new feature includes:
* Static endpoints, which are maintained across resource moves or subscription moves.
* Full access to all of the headers and body of the trigger's request.
* By having full access to the trigger's request, you can pass binary or XML content into a Logic app.
* SAS style authentication.
* You don't need to use Basic authentication anymore; you can paste the link and it'll automatically work.
* Synchronous responses
* You can define any status code, set of headers, or body (including binary) for all incoming requests.
[![webhookexmaple](https://azurecomcdn.azureedge.net/mediahandler/acomblog/updates/ServiceUpdates/imported/images-2016-02-webhookexmaple.png)](https://azurecomcdn.azureedge.net/mediahandler/acomblog/updates/ServiceUpdates/imported/images-2016-02-webhookexmaple.png)These features are available in the **Code** view when you use schema version 2015-08-01-preview. The graphical designer does not support them yet. With these changes, you can also view a new metric, **Run Throttled Events**, to see if your Logic app is being throttled because of the pricing tier. You no longer have to use the **HTTP Listener** API app because its key features are built in to the Logic apps engine.To see a demo and hear the full announcement, watch [Logic Apps Live - Jan 28 2016](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLfZZB0K9to&index=7&list=PLfyqq4V4zxGGkBHcts3vpPohtyKYZ7UiQ).
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