Associate a request header with a resource
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Associate a request header with a resource
Define which request headers are expected for each resource within a scripted REST API.
Before you begin
A REST API resource and a request header must already be defined within the scripted REST API.
Role required: web_service_admin
About this task
The following procedure describes the process for manually associating a REST API request header with a resource. For details about automatically generating request header definitions in non-production instances, see Automatically generate API request definitions.
Procedure
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Create a Scripted REST Header Association record in one of the following ways
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Procedure
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Navigate through a scripted REST API record
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Navigate to All > System Web Services > Scripted REST APIs.
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Select a scripted REST API record.
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In the Resources related list, select a resource.
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In the Request Header Associations tab, select New.
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Navigate directly to a new Scripted REST Header Association record
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Navigate to All > Filter and enter sys_ws_header_map.form.
</td></tr></tbody> </table>2. In the API request header field, select or enter the request header to associate with the resource.
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In the API resource field, select or enter the API resource the request header should be associated with.
If you navigated to a new Scripted REST Header Association record through a scripted REST API record, API resource is pre-populated.
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Select Submit.
Result
The request headers that you added are included in the exportable OpenAPI specification in the REST API Explorer with a “type: string” schema definition. For more information about exporting OpenAPI specifications, see Export to OpenAPI specification.
Parent Topic:Create a scripted REST API
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