The Postman request:

Request configuration

a.- Headers

Standard headers, nothing to update here.

b.- Body

Values that are used for this demo (selected as Postman type RAW):

Key

Value

Notes

documentKindCategory

"{{document-kind}}"

Document type, from "design, patent, trademark, utility model", for this example "patent"
documentNumber

"{{priority-number-retrieve}}"

priority number used before (to be sure that is in the system, in this case it was generated during the 1.1.1.1.- getToken (POST) request

documentDate"{{priority-date-retrieve}}"priority date used before (to be sure that is in the system, in this case it was generated during the 1.1.1.1.- getToken (POST) request
osfAckId"{{osfAckId}}"Acknowledgment Id required to download the file, obtained during b.2.1.2.- POST retrieval





c.- Pre-request script

Is not used for this request

d.- Tests script

The following script is executed after the request is sent, to evaluate the response and also to set up environment variables (if they are needed for following requests)

// following test will verify the expected response code for this request

pm.test("Status code is 201", function () {
    pm.response.to.have.status(201);
});

//following test checks that the checksum for the file is not null
pm.test("fileChecksum", function () {
    var jsonData = pm.response.json();
    console.log("fileChecksum:"+jsonData.fileChecksum)
    pm.expect(jsonData.fileChecksum).not.eql(undefined);
    if (jsonData.fileChecksum !== undefined) {
        console.log("fileChecksum:"+jsonData.fileChecksum)
        pm.expect(jsonData.fileChecksum).not.equal(null)
    }
});

Expected response

e.- Body

The json will provide the url to download the file(s) available for the requested record.

If you click on the individual URL, you will be able to download the files available for the current record (the full zip, the pdf file and the xml file):

f.- Headers

Normal headers.

g.- Test results

This depends on the test we set up in the test script