I have created few Flows in PostMan. It is needed for other team for usage.
If any available option for export it would be helpful for other.
Is there any option?
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What is the best to exporting API & EndPoint & DataService on WSo2 ?
usually I export the API & EndPoint in same car.file then exporting dataservice in other carbon file
If your APIs and the Dataservices depend on each other it may be best to package them together. If not, packaging them together would introduce unnecessary downtime to the other service when updating one service. (Redeploying an API would redeploy the Data services). Also, Carbon Applications are deployed in alphabetical order. So if you have anything that depends on the deployment order you can prefix the carbon application with a number or a letter. For example 1_APIServices.car, 2_AppDataServies.car. So they will always be deployed in a certain order on server restart.
This is based on the use cases and requirements. If you want to reuse the data service or the API, then you can have them in separate car files and deploy. Otherwise you can have those in a single car file.
I have started using postman for my graphql queries (using Altair so far). While I do get autosuggest in query, I do not see any option to explore loaded schema. All other graphql api tools have that options. Can someone please help?
Switching because postman has better option to manage environment and headers.
When activating Google's Gmail logs to BigQuery, will the system export all historical data or will it only export mails arriving from today onwards?
The reason is that we want to analyse all email data easily. As such, an export to BigQuery appears more convenient than crawling all API endpoints for all users. However, if this is not going to contain historical data, it will not be very useful.
If this isn't the case, what would be the most elegant way to export all Gmail data in a "data way", not crawling the API endpoints?
According to the link that you posted:
Note: Email logs created before you set up Email Logs in BigQuery can't be exported to BigQuery.
So, it seems that it can't be of use for you. Have you checked the Workspace data export functionality? It exports data from all Google Workspace, Gmail being one of them.
You can see here what's included.
As per this doc, in order to create a connector to Microsoft Teams, I'm supposed to publish it to the store.
If I am to build an internal-facing, highly company-specific bot that notifies of specific events, which is obviously supposed to be private, is there a way of building it?
Am I missing something here? Is it really necessary to publish it to the store in order to have it working in my company's Teams account?
As per this helpful link,
When you're ready to share your Microsoft Teams apps, you have three options depending on who your target audience is.
Upload your app directly If your app only needs to be shared to your team, or a few individuals in your organization, you can share your app package and upload it directly.
Publish to your organizational app catalog You can share your app with your entire organization through your app catalog.
Publish to the public app store If your app is for everyone, you can publish it to our public app store. Depending on your goals, you might be eligible for marketing and sales assistance.
So, in this case, uploading the app directly is the answer.
How to intercept and send HTTP requests for GraphQL?
I saw some people are able to find security bugs via GraphQL on Facebook. How do they do it?
Are there any tools available to test these calls?
Facebook GraphQL is an internal API so I'm not sure anyone here will be able to give you a detailed answer on using it. For testing GraphQL, you will want to check to see if a public schema is available.
Starting at https://graphql.org/ or going into the spec itself http://facebook.github.io/graphql/ might be of interest to you.
If the schema is not available then you're going to have to understand how the app works, follow the requests and make assumptions (like in the case with Facebook)