API Development Tools Resources

There's many ways to separate an Open API specification file, but it all boils down to using `$ref`. You can use `$ref` in certain contexts to refer to other specification files for components or even JSON Schema files. Stoplight Studio can help you manage your refs as well: https://meta.stoplight.io/docs/platform/ZG9jOjM2OTM3Mjk0-using-references

Show More

Show Less

Have you updated the software? I don't get that update popup when I am up to date. There are a lot of good reasons to run the updates as well, but if you are running those updates and still get the window, you might check your version of Postman against the latest version on their website. At my writing of this, the latest version for Windows is Postman v9.7.1. I would make sure your update is actually happening. Gear Icon > Settings > About If not you may want to uninstall it and reinstall it. You can export all of your profiles and then import them again later. To Export: 1. Right click on Collection in collection list on the left side of the screen 2. Select Export 3. Chose the name of the JSON file from their options (it is versioned) and click export. The default export format is JSON. 4. Select the location you want the export and click Save To import: 1. Click the Import button in the upper left hand corner of the application 2. Select "File" in the top tabs and then click the "Upload Files" button. 3. Navigate to your exported JSON file from the Export process above and click Open. 4. Verify it is the collection file you want to import and then click the orange Import button. Most of this is probably obvious to you, but just in case someone else comes across this that is new to the software, I figured I would be verbose.

Show More

Show Less

Boomi is a cloud-based integration platform as a service (iPaaS). Boomi is designed to facilitate the integration of various applications, data sources, and systems within an organization. It allows businesses to connect different applications, whether they are on-premises or in the cloud, and enables the seamless flow of data between them. Key features and use cases of Boomi include: 1. Integration: Boomi provides a visual development environment that allows users to design, deploy, and manage integrations between applications and data sources. It supports a wide range of integration patterns, such as point-to-point, hub-and-spoke, and hybrid. 2. Data Quality and Master Data Management: Boomi helps in maintaining data quality and consistency across different systems by providing capabilities for data cleansing, enrichment, and master data management. 3. API Management: It offers API management functionalities, allowing organizations to create, publish, and manage APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). This facilitates the development of a more agile and connected ecosystem. 4. Workflow Automation: Boomi includes workflow automation capabilities, enabling the automation of business processes by orchestrating the flow of data and tasks across applications. 5. Connectivity: Boomi supports a wide range of connectors and adapters for connecting to various applications, databases, and services. This includes both on-premises and cloud-based solutions. 6. EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) Integration: Boomi supports EDI integration, allowing businesses to exchange electronic documents and transactions with their trading partners. 7. Real-Time Monitoring and Management: The platform provides real-time visibility into integrations and workflows, allowing users to monitor and manage their integration processes effectively.

Show More

Show Less