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In which two ways is an application characterized when interacting with a webhook? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. receiver E. listener. A webhook is an HTTP callback mechanism where one system pushes data to another when an event occurs. The application on the receiving end is characterized in two ways: (1) a receiver (B) - it receives the incoming HTTP POST payload sent by the webhook provider; and (2) a…
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In which two ways is an application characterized when interacting with a webhook? (Choose two.)
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- Acodec
- Breceiver
- Ctransaction monitor
- Dprocessor
- Elistener
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(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- B95% (21)
Explanation
A webhook is an HTTP callback mechanism where one system pushes data to another when an event occurs. The application on the receiving end is characterized in two ways: (1) a receiver (B) - it receives the incoming HTTP POST payload sent by the webhook provider; and (2) a listener (E) - it actively listens on a specific URL endpoint waiting for incoming HTTP requests. A codec (A) handles encoding/decoding of data formats, a transaction monitor (C) tracks database or financial transactions, and a processor (D) is too generic and not a recognized term in the webhook interaction model.
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