Here is one example:

https:// MyHost /IFSSchedulingRESTfulGateway/api/v1/scheduling/data?

Tip: Use authorization Type as Bearer Token and enter the token

You can use postman or similar tools to test the APIs

Thank you for the reply, can you tell me how to get that token?

Hi Luís, 

you can check all available API calls in the Swagger documentation available at:

https://MyHost/IFSSchedulingRESTfulGateway/swagger/ui/index.html

You can also generate an access token on that page.

Note that this page is hidden by default and you would need to set the “EnableSwaggerUI” parameter prior.

Further Information is available in the PSO Interface Guide, see here:
 

Best regards

Roman

Once you provide your credentials on the postman, it generates the token:

Thank you, I was able to check the available API calls

Here is one example:

 

https:// MyHost /IFSSchedulingRESTfulGateway/api/v1/scheduling/data?

Tip: Use authorization Type as Bearer Token and enter the token

You can use postman or similar tools to test the APIs

 

Thank you for the reply, can you tell me how to get that token?

Once you provide your credentials on the postman, it generates the token:

 

Thank you once again but I still wasn’t able to understand how to get the token, where do I provide these credentials you mention? Are these credentials from a PSO user or are they other specific credentials?

Here is one example:

 

https:// MyHost /IFSSchedulingRESTfulGateway/api/v1/scheduling/data?

Tip: Use authorization Type as Bearer Token and enter the token

You can use postman or similar tools to test the APIs

 

Thank you for the reply, can you tell me how to get that token?

Once you provide your credentials on the postman, it generates the token:

 

I was able to get it to work and test the API, thank you!