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• Call Confluence REST API endpoint. Include the access token in the Authorization header. Here’s an example of fetching content from Confluence.
• Go to the Postman application select method type as GET and enter the Request URL. For eg. http://{Confluence_Base_URL}/confluence/rest/api/content/
• In the Authorization tab select type as Bearer Token.

 

• In the Header tab add the header “content-type: application/json and send the request.

Request:

     curl
                             -X GET
                             -H "Authorization: Bearer <Access Token>"
                             -H "Content-type: application/json"
                             http://{confluence_base_url}/confluence/rest/api/content/
                    

• This will show the content in Confluence and will return the status 200.
• If the token is invalid or missing, the call will return a 401 Unauthorized response

Click here to get a  FREE TRIAL  of Bitbucket REST API Plugin

• Call Bitbucket REST API endpoint. Include the access token in the Authorization header. Here’s an example of fetching content from Bitbucket.
• Go to the Postman application select method type as GET and enter the Request URL. For eg. http://{Bitbucket_Base_URL}/rest/api/1.0/dashboard/pull-requests
• In the Authorization tab select type as Bearer Token.

 

• In the Header tab add the header “content-type: application/json and send the request.

Request:

     curl 
     -X GET  
     -H "Authorization: Bearer <Access Token>" 
     -H "Content-type: application/json" 
     http://{bitbucket_base_url}/rest/api/1.0/dashboard/pull-requests/

• This will Retrieve a page of pull requests where the current authenticated user status 200.
• If the token is invalid or missing, the call will return a 401 Unauthorized response