Tag: Postman

  • What, How, and Why: Everything you should know about the Ambassadorship programs for Software Engineers and Testers

    What, How, and Why: Everything you should know about the Ambassadorship programs for Software Engineers and Testers

    Why should software testers be part of the community programs? Software Testers are the quality ambassadors of the projects. In this growing technology-based world, many tools and websites are launched to make software accessible to everyone. In this mission, many join hands and strive to deliver the solutions for the possible problem statements. Generally, software engineers are…

  • How to integrate the Postman Monitors with โ€œMicrosoft Teamsโ€

    ย  Hello Everyone, How are you all? I hope everyone is doing good. I am back today with another topic in Postman. By now most of us are aware of this functionality. If not, let me try to explain it here. Wherever we are testing the APIs in Postman, you might have tried to integrate…

  • Importing Swagger files into Postman

    ย  Hello Peeps, How are you doing? I am back with a simple blog post this time. When I was running my internal Postman workshop, one of the attendees had a question if thereโ€™s an option to migrate from Swagger to Postman. She mentioned that they are using Swagger to hit the endpoints of the…

  • Maintaining Secrets as part of your Postman Variables!!

    ย  Masking the values of the variables Hello People, How are you all doing? I thought of writing a small article with one of the small features added to Postman, it looks small but its powerful and useful feature. If you are new to the concept of variables, kindly read this blog post before proceeding…

  • Being a Postman Supernova!!

    Being a Postman Supernova!!

     Dear People, I hope you are all doing great. Often I am asked the question that โ€œWhat is the Postman Supernova program?โ€. Of course, the official portal displays all the required information. And here I will share my own journey/experiences as a Postman Supernova. How? If you are one among the million users of Postman,…

  • ASSERTIONS IN POSTMAN

    Hello everyone, So far we learned about the basics of API, how to build an API request, Examples of REST and SOAP API, and how to do a JSON schema validation for your responses. Other than schema validation, we have to check some more attributes from the API response. So how do we do that?…

  • How to handle SOAP API and parsing the response in Postman??

    ย SOAP is an XML-based protocol for accessing web services over HTTP. It has some specifications which could be used across all applications. SOAP is known as the Simple Object Access Protocol, but in later times was just shortened to SOAP v1.2. SOAP is a protocol or in other words is a definition of how web…

  • How to handle REST API and parsing the response in Postman??

     REST (Representational State Transfer) is an architectural style for providing standards between computer systems on the web, making it easier for systems to communicate with each other. REST-compliant systems, often called RESTful systems, are characterized by how they are stateless and separate the concerns of client and server. Most commonly used nowadays. Separation of Client…

  • What are the types of Authentication for your APIs? How to configure that in Postman?

      When you start working with third-party APIs, you would have noticed different API authentication methods. This will provide you the authorization for accessing those APIs. Most frequently used methods are After adding all the details to your request on clicking send we might have received the โ€œ401 Unauthorizedโ€. Have you ever faced it? Now…

  • What are the different types of variables in Postman? How and when to use them?

    ย Dear People, I hope you are all safe! Today we are going to learn something in Postman which will be very helpful and save our time in most of the scenarios. If you have worked on any programming language, you would have worked with variables with different scopes. They are nothing but placeholders to hold…