Free Google Apigee-API-Engineer Actual Exam Questions - Question 13 Discussion

Question No. 13
You are using the Apigee ExtractVariables policy JSONPath feature, and discover that the query is not
returning the expected result for the payload you are providing What should you do?
Select all that apply, then reveal solution.
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Karan N.
2026-02-20

Option D, because the Content-Type header must correctly specify application/json for JSONPath to work.

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Adeel E.
2026-02-19

Makes sense that Content-Type needs to be right since it defines the payload format. Going with D here because without it, JSONPath won’t parse properly even if Accept is fine. D

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Sam R.
2026-02-14

D, because Content-Type tells Apigee how to interpret the incoming payload format.

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Ahmed N.
2026-02-09

Probably D, since the Content-Type header defines the payload format for parsing.

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Adeel M.
2026-02-02

D imo, the Content-Type header tells Apigee how to parse the payload, not Accept.

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Adeel M.
2026-01-22

D. The Content-Type header tells Apigee the format of the incoming payload, so if it’s not application/json, JSONPath won't parse it right. Accept header isn’t relevant here.

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Adeel M.
2026-01-13

D. Make sure the Content-Type header is set to application/json so Apigee knows the payload is JSON and applies the JSONPath correctly.

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