To test an OData service of D365 through Postman we need to generate an access token. Go through the Microsoft blog for a quick overview on how to generate an access token here.
The endpoint for getting the access token should be in the format https://login.microsoftonline.com/[tenant ID]/oauth2/token
The method type is 'POST'.
The following parameters are given in the body of the request.
In the 'Tests' tab of the request use the following code below.
I have declared a global variable 'bearerToken' and assign the access token to it.
This variable can be used in other service requests.
This step is not mandatory but it is useful when when we want to test multiple OData services.
After sending the request, the access token is received in the body of the response.
The endpoint for getting the access token should be in the format https://login.microsoftonline.com/[tenant ID]/oauth2/token
The method type is 'POST'.
The following parameters are given in the body of the request.
In the 'Tests' tab of the request use the following code below.
I have declared a global variable 'bearerToken' and assign the access token to it.
This variable can be used in other service requests.
This step is not mandatory but it is useful when when we want to test multiple OData services.
After sending the request, the access token is received in the body of the response.
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