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Set Up Postman to Call Service Ticket Intelligence APIs

Import Postman environment and collection JSON sample code files to call the Service Ticket Intelligence APIs.

Overview

🎓 beginner 5 min. Machine LearningBeginnerArtificial IntelligenceCloudSAP Business Technology PlatformSAP Ai ServicesService Ticket IntelligenceFree Tier

You will learn

  • โœ”What Postman environments and collections are and how to use them
  • โœ”How to adjust the Postman environment for your service instance
  • โœ”How to import Postman environments and collections
Juliana Morais J Juliana Morais December 11, 2023
Created by May 25, 2020
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Prerequisites

Steps

Intro

In the following tutorials, Postman is used to communicate and interact with your Service Ticket Intelligence service instance. Postman is an API client used to call APIs. For more information, see Postman.


Step 1 Download locally Postman environment
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If you have downloaded locally the Postman environment and collection sample files from the Set up account for Service Ticket Intelligence booster, as detailed in Use Free Tier to Set Up Account for Service Ticket Intelligence and Download Postman Sample Files, you can set steps 1 and 2 to Done and proceed with Step 3.

Postman offers the option to add environments. Environments represent key-value pairs which can be reused in requests, so you don’t have to remember them. For more information, see Postman Environments.

In step 5, you are going to use this feature to store your service key details obtained in Use Free Tier to Set Up Account for Service Ticket Intelligence and Get Service Key and reuse them in your requests to your service instance.

Make a local copy of the Postman environment sample file for Service Ticket Intelligence available on GitHub:

  1. Open the environment sample file.

  2. Click Raw.

    Postman
    Postman

  3. Right click and then click Save as to download locally the JSON file.

    Postman
    Postman

Step 2 Download locally Postman collection
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Step 3 Import Postman collection and environment
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Step 4 Select Postman environment
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Step 5 Edit Postman environment
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Steps
Step 1 of 5
1. Download locally Postman environment 2. Download locally Postman collection 3. Import Postman collection and environment 4. Select Postman environment 5. Edit Postman environment

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