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Before you begin...

Important: These instructions are specific to Postman V10. If you are using a newer version of Postman, you may notice slight differences in the interface or steps, but the basic procedure should remain similar.

Import the Postman Collection and Postman environment.

Postman Collections are groups of pre-populated HTTP requests. They can also contain scripts that are executed when you send an HTTP request, and/or receive a response.

Postman environments are named configurations that implement environment variables to store values you typically use across many HTTP requests. For example, this Postman Collection stores the Access Token, which is used across most HTTP requests, in a variable named access_token.

To import the Postman Collection and environment you need for this walkthrough:

  1. Download the following files from the collections folder.

    1. Model Derivative.postman_collection.json
    2. Model_Derivative.postman_environment.json
  2. In the Postman header bar, click Import. A dialog displays.

  3. Drag the file you downloaded in step 1 to the area marked Drop files here. Alternatively, you can click Choose Files and pick the files you downloaded in step 1.

  4. Click the environment drop-down on the upper-right, and select Model_Derivative. The environment containing the variables for the walkthrough loads.

    Postman Environment drop-down

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