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RAML 1.0 Multiple Types for a Single Request

Bonjour!

You must have come across a situation where you need to define two different Types for a particular resource in your RAML specification.

In this article, I'll show you how to do that!

you can define multiple Types using the pipe symbol ("|") as follows: 

The request Types can be defined in the header of the RAML. The examples  can be specified using facet "examples" and added in the form of either files using keyword "include" or the example itself.
 



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