Testing via Postman (token)

Owned by Fabian Nola
Last updated: Oct 18, 2024 by Matthias Rieck
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Prerequisites

You need Postman to test the CMIS interface. It can be downloaded from Download Postman | Get Started for Free.

In this article, authentication against Keycloak is performed. When authenticating against Azure, you need to adjust the authentication request parameters.

Create new folder in repository

A new folder a repository can be created with:

<CMIS-Interface-Instance>/browser/rfHN5c3RlbXwxfHJlcG8xfC8=/root?cmisaction=createFolder&objectId=rfHN5c3RlbXwxfHJlcG8xfC8=&propertyid[0]=cmis:name&propertyvalue[0]=test_folder_3&propertyid[1]=cmis:objectTypeId&propertyValue[1]=cmis:folder

If you use this in Postman the import should look like this:

Token authentication

When the new token has been saved, a request can be sent to the CMIS interface via "Send" in the upper right corner.

Basic authentication

Basic authentication only needs the end user credentials. The token request is done by the CMIS interface.