In this section, we'll combine the last two chapters to build an orchestrated action that receives a Trigger, connects to Adobe Campaign, and sends a Transactional message.
Let's start with transforming the code you got from Challenge # 5. Can you modify it so that it sends a POST that triggers a Transactional message instead of a just a GET that retrieves profiles?
Hint: if you go to Postman, open Transactional M - Trigger a message, and click Code, you can get a Node.js Request based code sample.
Time to go back to Chapter 2, grab the code you wrote for Challenge 2, and combine it with the code you wrote for Challenge #6. Once you are ready, it's time to test this end-to-end.
Send a Trigger from your AEM web page, and see if you get an email in you inbox!
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