Create a REST Connection

In order to define a new REST Connection, follow the steps below:

1- Click  while on REST Connections tab. You can select Folder to create a folder to organize your REST Connections. To create a REST Connection, select Connection.

2- This will open up the REST Connections tab

3- Specify a name (60 characters max), URL, and comments for your REST Connections.

4- Select the method for the connection from REST Options. GET method does not support body, but POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE can be used with a body (payload). The payload is optional and can be added as Plain Text or as Multipart where a multiple body parts can be added with custom field names.

5- Click Test to Test your connection and show the responses.

6- If your request requires authentication and you see status code 401, select the Type under Authentication Options and enter the Username and Password.

7- If the selected method is POST or PUT, you can upload attachments by clicking Multipart option below.

8- If your REST endpoint requires authentication, you can use the Authentication Options to add your information. Supported authentication methods:

A. Basic

B. Digest

C. NTLM

D. By headers that can be added above the Payload

9- Hit Save to save your REST Connection.

10- You can now use the REST connection in your test case with REST commands.


Tip

REST client allows redirects if needed

Tip

REST API for cloud execution allows selection of browser type, data sets, and pool