This is the first hands-on exercise to learn about the Syndeia RESTful Integration capability introduced in Syndeia 3.5.
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14/ Expand the Default RESTful Request Collection. The new request Get all Rockets was added to the default collection since we did not specify a collection when creating the request. This request is a GET request and hence it is shown with a G icon.
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15/ Expand the Get all Rockets request (G icon). Syndeia will send the request to the RESTful repository and if successful, the response will be shown under the request. In the figure shown below, the Request was successful and the resulting response includes data for 4 rockets.
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Responses are shown with the following icons that match standard JSON syntax
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18/ Now, let’s add another request to get all the SpaceX payloads. To do this, launch the Collections and Requests panel by right-clicking the SpaceX Data repository (or the default Collection or the Get all Rockets Request) in the Tree View (Hint: See Step 7) and click on the Requests tab.
19/ The Request to get all payloads is similar to the one to get all rockets. So, we will clone the Get all Rockets Request and modify it. Click on the Clone icon shown under the Actions columns of the Get all Rockets row.
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🏁 This is the end of the tutorial.
If you were able to complete all the steps in this tutorial successfully, Congratulations! 👏 🎉 You have successfully added your first RESTful repository to Syndeia and created your first Request. You are ready for the next tutorial.
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