How To Call APIs | Blue Prism Tutorial
In this video, I demonstrate how to call various APIs from Blue Prism. Look at the chapters below if you’d like to jump to a certain point. Each major section of the video (4 sections) are entirely separate from each other. So, it may be hard to jump around within a section, but you certainly don’t need to have watched one section in order to watch another section. Each of the section deals with a different API.
Here are some links you may need if you want to follow along and play in Blue Prism while I do in the video.
Eight Ball API: https://www.eightballapi.com
Calculator SOAP API: http://www.dneonline.com/calculator.asmx
HubSpot API docs for Contacts: https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/a...
My GitHub repo that you can try if you want but no guarantees that it’ll work for you: https://github.com/davetherpaguy/tc-w...
And here are some sites that contain lists of public APIs you could try in addition to the ones in this video:
https://free-apis.github.io/#/browse
https://www.postman.com/cs-demo/publi...
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Blue Prism 7.3.1
SQL Server 2017 (LocalDB)
Windows 11 Pro
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00:00 Introduction
04:15 Section 1 Intro - Magic 8 Ball REST API
06:09 Magic 8 Ball API - Documentation
09:08 Very quick overview of Postman UI
10:49 Magic 8 Ball API - Use Postman to test API
14:03 Magic 8 Ball API - Configure Web API Service in Blue Prism System tab
23:31 Magic 8 Ball API - Build object (VBO) actions to call the System tab Web API Service that we just configured
47:35 Magic 8 Ball API - Build object (VBO) actions to use the Utility - HTTP object instead of the System tab Web API Service
1:04:39 Magic 8 Ball API - Call the object (VBO) from a process
1:06:34 Section 2 Intro - Calculator SOAP API
1:08:12 Calculator SOAP API - Documentation
1:09:12 Calculator SOAP API - Configure SOAP Web Service in Blue Prism System tab
1:11:30 Calculator SOAP API - Build object (VBO) actions to call the System tab SOAP Web Service that we just configured
1:17:11 Calculator SOAP API - Build object (VBO) actions to use the Utility - HTTP object instead of the System tab Web API Service
1:37:57 Calculator SOAP API - Call the object (VBO) from a process
1:40:06 Section 3 Intro - HubSpot REST API with API Key/Private Access Token authentication
1:41:12 HubSpot REST API - HubSpot setup
1:46:09 HubSpot REST API - Save Private Access Token to Blue Prism Credential Manager
1:47:17 HubSpot REST API - Do some basic tests in Postman and try to figure out API Endpoints
1:52:25 HubSpot REST API - Struggle to find the full API Endpoint documentation
1:53:18 HubSpot REST API - Struggle to understand the API Endpoint documentation
1:54:38 HubSpot REST API - Slowly make progress in the docs and test each endpoint in Postman
2:06:16 HubSpot REST API - Configure Web API Service in Blue Prism System tab for List endpoint
2:09:39 HubSpot REST API - Build object (VBO) action to call the System tab Web API Service that we just configured for List endpoint and test it
2:21:05 HubSpot REST API - Configure the Create action of the Web API Service in the System tab
2:28:03 HubSpot REST API - Build object (VBO) action for Create, test it, and fix Web API Service action in System tab for Create
2:38:08 HubSpot REST API - Configure the Read, Update, and Delete/Archive actions of the Web API Service in the System tab
2:45:29 HubSpot REST API - Build object (VBO) actions for Read, Update, and Delete/Archive, test them, and fix Web API Service actions in System tab
3:41:44 Section 4 Intro - Local App REST API with Basic Authentication and JWT Token caching
4:12:41 Conclusion
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