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Invoking testing environment(sandbox)API in artifact

Table of Contents

1) Creating and setup account in SAP business accelerator hub

 Atfirst login to SAP business accelerator with btp login credentials


 Click on exploreAPIcloud integration(API package)integration
content(odata v2)Tryout tab
 You will find the resources like integration packages, runtime artifacts, designtime
artifacts etc and consume the resources according to requirement
 On the right corner, you will get APIKEY,paste it in notepad
 Click on integration packages resource and “GET”call you will get a testing
environment of sandbox demo metadata copy url in notepad example:
https://sandbox.api.sap.com/cpi/api/v1/IntegrationPackages

2)Consuming sandbox environment in artifact

2.1) Create an Integration Flow (iFlow):

 Log in to your SAP CPI tenant.


 Navigate to the Design tab and create a new integration package.
 Inside the package, create a new integration flow.

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2.2) Add a sender system with https adapter

 Drag and drop a Sender adapter (e.g., HTTPS) to the iFlow canvas.
 Configure the sender adapter with the necessary details like the endpoint URL
(/address)

2.3) Add a Content Modifier:

 Drag and drop a Content Modifier to set the headers required for the API call.
 In the Message Header section, add a new header,take 3 headers
 Name: 1)APIKey 2)Accept 3)Content-Type
 Type: 1,2,3)Constant
 Value: 1)Your actual API key 2)application/json 3)application/json

2.4)Add a request reply

 Drag and drop a Request-Reply step to the iFlow.


 This step will be used to call the SAP CPI API.
2.5)Configure the Receiver Adapter:

 Drag and drop a Receiver adapter (e.g., HTTP) to the iFlow canvas.
 Configure the receiver adapter with the following details:
 Address: https://sandbox.api.sap.com/cpi/api/v1/IntegrationPackages
 HTTP Method: GET (or the appropriate method for your use case)
 Authentication: Select None (since you are using an API key in the header)
 Request headers : APIKey, Accept, Content-Type

3) Deploy the iFlow:


 Save and deploy your iFlow.
 Test the iFlow by sending a request to the sender adapter’s
endpoint.
 Endpoint available in monitor sectionmanage integration
contentcopy the url and trigger in postman.

4) Output :

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