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titleConfiguring SoapUI

You need to have the full URL to the WSDL description, as described above, and the token. Basic authentication is also possible, the client will ask you to provide login information automatically. In this example we use https://my-efs/service/?handler=soap&wsdl=1&token=1234567890.

SoapUI will read the description and create example SOAP requests for all available services. Double-clicking on a request will open the following window, click on the green execute button to submit the request and a response will be shown.

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titleConfiguring Postman

You can create single requests by clicking on “New” and selecting “Request”, selecting the correct method and pasting the link to the service. When using POST requests, you need to specify the Body, selecting “raw” and “JSON” in the respective settings. All other tabs can be left to default values.

Screenshot of Postman, showing a GET request

To import all available EFS Service-Layer REST services, you will need to download the RAML file (https://my-efs/service/?handler=rest&raml=1&token=1234567890) and import it as a collection in Postman.

Screenshot of postman showing the import dialog

The collections tab will now have a list of all available services on the EFS installation.

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Please note, that some complex EFS rest services cause Postman to reject the RAML file. In that case we recommend to create the requests individually.

List of available services

A list of all available EFS Service-Layer services can be found on this page.