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In the Manage Environments dialog box, click Globals.To view the imported variables, click Environment options, and then select Manage Environments from the drop-down list.In the Import dialog box, select Import From Link, paste the following GitHub Postman Globals URL into the box, and then click Import:.

To import the global variables file, click Import.

In the Import dialog box, select Import From Link, paste the following GitHub Postman collection URL into the box, and then click Import:ĭescription of the illustration collection_in_left_panel.png.

To import the Oracle Identity Cloud Service REST API Postman collection, on the Postman main page, click Import.

Import the Postman Collection and Global Variables

Click the Environment drop-down list, and then select the updated environment from the list.ĭescription of the illustration environment_drop_down_list.png.

USER_LOGIN and USER_PW: Your user login and passwordĭescription of the illustration modify_environment_variables.png.

CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET: The Client ID and the Client Secret that you copied into a text file from your Oracle Identity Cloud Service trusted application.

HOST: Oracle Identity Cloud Service UI address for example,.

NAME: Environment A for REST API Testing.

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To update the environment variables, enter the following values, and then click Update.Click copy, which appears below the original environment.In the Manage Environments dialog box, to the right of the environment, click Duplicate Environment.Click Environment options, and then select Manage Environments.

In the Import dialog box, select Import From Link, paste the following GitHub environment variables URL into the box, and then click Import:.

Set the Environment Parameters in Postman

Click Activate, and then click Activate Application.

In the Application Added dialog box, copy the Client ID and the Client Secret to a text file, and then click Close.

Click Next in the Client pane and in the following panes until you reach the last pane.

In the Add App Role dialog window, select Identity Domain Administrator in the list, and then click Add.

Scroll down, and click the Add button below Grant the client access to Identity Cloud Service Admin APIs.

Select Configure this application as a client now, and then, in the Authorization section that appears, select only Client Credentials as the Allowed Grant Type.

In the App Details section on the Add Trusted Application page, enter an application name and description, and then click Next.

In the Add Application dialog box, select Trusted Application or Confidential Application.

In the Oracle Identity Cloud Service administration console, expand the Navigation Drawer, click Applications, and then click Add.

This task also helps you determine which requests are authorized through the REST API. The credentials are equivalent to service credentials (ID and password) that your client uses to communicate with Oracle Identity Cloud Service. This task is required to obtain the credentials (Client ID and Client Secret) that are used for authentication in REST API calls. In this section, you register an application in Oracle Identity Cloud Service.

REST samples in the idm-samples repository.

If you use the Postman extension, the steps in this tutorial may be slightly different.)

Native Postman client installed (This tutorial uses the native Postman extension because Google plans to end support for Chrome apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux users in late 2017.

Familiarity with the REST architecture style.

Access to Oracle Identity Cloud Service with the Identity Domain Administrator or Application Administrator roles.

The APIs support the OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and System for Cross-Domain Identity Management. The Oracle Identity Cloud Service REST APIs provide a way to integrate Oracle Identity Cloud Service with REST clients so that they can manage users, groups, applications, and settings, and perform federated single sign-on (SSO) and authorization in the cloud. This tutorial takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.

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This tutorial shows you how to make REST application programming interface (API) calls to Oracle Identity Cloud Service using Postman, software typically used for REST API tests.

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