Last time we talked about how to setup OAuth2 to connect to Business Central API. This time, let’s talk about how to test the connection. We will use two methods: Postman and REST Client.
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Testing multiple Azure Functions apps running together with Microsoft Tye
If you frequently work with serverless architectures and expecially with Azure Functions, I think that you know that splitting a complex process in multiple “microservices” is often a good architectural choice.
Tip: Test for Tables Missing from Permission Sets
Test for Tables Missing from Permission Sets in PowerShell.
Testing Business Central Online APIs using Postman
This post explains how to test Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Online APIs using Postman with complete details.
Postman is a very useful tool for developers to test various types of HTTP requests, including REST APIs. Business Central supports REST APIs in both On-Premises and Online environments. To test Business Central Online APIs, client application must pass through OAuth2 authentication.
Flush your web service calls down the toilet
In this video, I demonstrate a tool I often use when working with web service calls. https://ptsv2.com is a great tool for figuring out what’s going on. Check the video for details:
Service to service authentication in Business Central 18.3 – How to test (Postman & Insomnia)
In this post, I want to give some tips on how to test with Postman and Insomnia. Both are tools that are being used by Business Central developers, with most probably Postman the one that is mostly used.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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Service to service authentication in Business Central 18.3 – How to test (REST Client & PowerShell)
In the previous blog posts I’ve described the usage scenarios around OAuth client credentials flow for Business Central and how to set it up. The next step is to test the APIs and with OAuth authentication to see if it works properly. In this post, I want to focus on the REST Client extension for VS Code and PowerShell. In the next posts, I will also cover Postman, Insomnia and C#.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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