In our previous post, we talked about how you can customize your APIM response by getting into the body and customizing your response object payload.

But what if you wanted to get fancier and use custom Response codes and status reasons for what occurred?

You can do this with APIM.

In the below code snippet, we save our response object to a variable and then customize our own response to return a “207” (what a 207 means I don’t know, but this could be a value that your application cues off of to complete something).

Now when I execute my action, I get the following customized response code.