Next I do the "Get". So, I use a "Set Message" filter which is outputting the value of this variable, using ${australia.melbourne.weather} :
Then finally I use a "Reflect Message" filter to return my message to the client with an HTTP Code of 200:
Now, I write this up to a path called "/getWeather", like this:
So now when I call the API Server on the path of "/getWeather", I get the weather for Melbourne.
Of course, you could read the variable from a database or from another API. But in this case, I'm showing how you can set it with a "Copy/Modify Attributes" filter, which can be a useful step to perform in your Axway/Vordel API Server policies.
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