A developer is building a FortiSOAR connector for a service that exposes both REST and JSON-RPC endpoints. The connector will be used by playbooks that need to perform CRUD operations on incidents. Which endpoint should the connector use?

REST, because JSON-RPC does not support CRUD

JSON-RPC, because it is simpler for CRUD

Either, because both are equally suited for CRUD

REST, because CRUD operations map naturally to HTTP methods

A FortiSOAR playbook receives a JSON-RPC response with an 'error' object that has a 'data' field containing additional details. What is the purpose of the 'data' field?

It contains the request ID for correlation

It indicates the JSON-RPC version

It provides the result of the method call

It carries application-specific error details

A FortiSOAR playbook needs to call a JSON-RPC method that returns a large dataset. The response size exceeds the memory limit of the playbook engine. What is the best approach to handle this?

Increase the memory limit of the playbook engine

Split the request into multiple smaller requests

Use a REST API instead, if available

Modify the JSON-RPC method to return only necessary fields

A security team is evaluating two APIs for a new FortiSOAR connector. API A exposes resources like /incidents and /users with standard HTTP methods. API B exposes methods like getIncident and updateUser via POST requests. Which statement correctly compares these APIs?

Both APIs are JSON-RPC because they use JSON

API A is JSON-RPC; API B is RESTful

API A is RESTful; API B is likely JSON-RPC

Both APIs are RESTful because they use HTTP

A FortiSOAR playbook sends a JSON-RPC request with parameters as an array: ["incident1", "high"]. The server responds with an error code -32602. What is the most likely issue?

The parameters do not match the method's expected structure

The server encountered an internal error

The method does not exist on the server

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A developer is building a FortiSOAR connector for a service that exposes both REST and JSON-RPC endpoints. The connector will be used by playbooks that need to perform CRUD operations on incidents. Which endpoint should the connector use?
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17expert · medium
A FortiSOAR playbook receives a JSON-RPC response with an 'error' object that has a 'data' field containing additional details. What is the purpose of the 'data' field?
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18expert · hard
A FortiSOAR playbook needs to call a JSON-RPC method that returns a large dataset. The response size exceeds the memory limit of the playbook engine. What is the best approach to handle this?
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19application · medium
A security team is evaluating two APIs for a new FortiSOAR connector. API A exposes resources like /incidents and /users with standard HTTP methods. API B exposes methods like getIncident and updateUser via POST requests. Which statement correctly compares these APIs?
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A FortiSOAR playbook sends a JSON-RPC request with parameters as an array: ["incident1", "high"]. The server responds with an error code -32602. What is the most likely issue?
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