Go to Postman and press the Import button in the top left:
Then press "Import From Link" in the popup that appears, then follow the instructions in the box:
Paste the saved link into this window:
Postman provides extensive features for performing integration testing with our API. It allows for repeatable, reliable tests that can be automated and usedin a variety of environments and includes useful tools for persisting data. See the PostmanLearning Centre.
The collection is available from the sidebar under "Collections":
The Collection comes with various example requests, that have been set up with Collection specific variables - "scheme", "host", and "port" as shown in the URL for the Pipelines Info shown below.
These three variables have the respective default values of http, localhost, and 8080
If you need to change these, then click the "..." button in the sidebar next to the Collection name, then "Edit". Note that the Variables tab is only available for the Collection not the individual requests.
From "Variables" you can then edit as required - e.g. if the REST service is running over a different port than 8080:
Some requests also have example responses (available under the "Examples" dropdown in the top-right) - showing you the sort of HTTP response you can expect from the service:
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