Invoking Martini APIs

Introduction

Martini's HTTP Client offers a powerful and flexible way to interact with APIs. This guide provides clear instructions on how to use the HTTP Client to run and invoke services within Martini. Whether directly executing a service or using HTTP for asynchronous operations, these steps ensure a straightforward and effective approach for developers leveraging Martini's capabilities.

Running a Service via the HTTP Client

To run a service using the HTTP Client in Martini:

1. Service Selection:

   • Drag and drop the service file into the HTTP Client interface.

2. Input Data and Authentication:

   • Depending on the specific service and the type of call you intend to make, populate the necessary input data.
   • Set the authentication parameters as required.

3. Sending the Request:

   • Click the Send button to execute the service.

Invoking a Service Using HTTP

Services in Martini can also be invoked via HTTP. When executing a service through HTTP, concurrent steps are processed asynchronously.

To invoke a service via HTTP:

1. Service Access:

   • In the Navigator view, right-click the target service.

2. Invoke in Browser:

   • Select Invoke In Browser from the context menu.

3. Input Arguments and Execution:

   • Martini will open a new browser tab or window displaying a form for the service's inputs.
   • Enter the required input arguments for your service.
   • Click the Invoke button at the bottom of the form to run your service.