A FortiSOAR administrator needs to decide between a REST API and a JSON-RPC API for a new connector. The target service is a modern web application that follows standard HTTP caching and status codes. Which approach is more appropriate?

JSON-RPC, because it is simpler to implement for any service

REST, because it aligns with the service's resource-oriented design and HTTP semantics

REST, because it is the only API style that supports JSON

JSON-RPC, because it provides better error handling than REST

A FortiSOAR connector must support both REST and JSON-RPC APIs for the same service. The team wants to minimize duplication of code. What is the best approach?

Use only the JSON-RPC API and ignore the REST API

Create two separate connectors, one for each API style

Create a single connector with a configuration option to select the API style

Use only the REST API and ignore the JSON-RPC API

A FortiSOAR developer is creating a connector for a REST API that requires an API key in the Authorization header. Where should this authentication detail be defined in the connector?

In the FortiSOAR global settings only

In the playbook that calls the connector

In the connector schema as a configuration parameter

Hardcoded in the connector's Python code

What is the first step in building a connector in FortiSOAR?

Implement the connector methods

In JSON-RPC 2.0, how is an error condition indicated in a response?

By including an "error" object and omitting the "result" member

By returning an HTTP 500 status code

By setting the "id" field to null

By including both "result" and "error" fields

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21application · medium
A FortiSOAR administrator needs to decide between a REST API and a JSON-RPC API for a new connector. The target service is a modern web application that follows standard HTTP caching and status codes. Which approach is more appropriate?
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22expert · hard
A FortiSOAR connector must support both REST and JSON-RPC APIs for the same service. The team wants to minimize duplication of code. What is the best approach?
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23application · medium
A FortiSOAR developer is creating a connector for a REST API that requires an API key in the Authorization header. Where should this authentication detail be defined in the connector?
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24foundation · easy
What is the first step in building a connector in FortiSOAR?
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25foundation · easy
In JSON-RPC 2.0, how is an error condition indicated in a response?
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