
Check the migration guide and changelog for more details.

Learn about using Postman to perform operations with the Web API.Newman v5 has been released. If your request is successful, you will see the data returning from the WhoAmI endpoint, like below: Select GET as the HTTP method and add WhoAmI in the editing space. The following shows how to test your connection using WhoAmI:

The newly generated token will automatically appear in the text box below the Available Tokens drop-down. Once authentication completes, the following dialogue appears.Īfter the authentication dialogue automatically closes in a few seconds, the Manage Access Tokens pane appears. Enter your username and password, and then click Sign In.

Once you click Get New Access Token, an Azure Active Directory sign-in dialog box appears. If you are configuring environments in Postman for multiple Dataverse instances using different user credentials, click Clear cookies to delete the cookies cached by Postman. In the Configure New Token pane, set the following values: Name Set the Type to OAuth 2.0 and set Add authorization data to to Request Headers. Make sure the newly created environment MyNewEnvironment is selected. Use the following steps to get a new access token: To connect using OAuth 2.0, you must have an access token. Generate an access token to use with your environment

To save you time and get you started right away, we have provided a Client ID for an application that is registered for all Dataverse environments, so you don't have to register your own Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) application to connect with Dataverse API.
