GraphQL training course

[tonka7su]

Hi everyone,

I'm doing the 'REST API - GraphQL' course Content Info (ispringlearn.eu) with the supplied training environment `https://trg06939.demo.mega.com/hopex#start` and I'm having problems accessing the necessary endpoints to following the training material:

1. GraphiQL IDE
   1. I'm trying to follow the instructions How to use GraphQL with HOPEX V5.pdf (ispring.eu)
      1. Step 1: Call GraphQL with the GraphiQL development console
      2. Step 1.1 Go to the Portal and click on "Open" in the HOPEX GraphQL IDE Tile
   2.  My question: where is the 'portal'? (See the screenshot of my training environment `https://trg06939.demo.mega.com/hopex#start` 
      1. After logging in I selected my repository and that's all, not other 'Tiles'
2. How do i access the GraphQL endpoints
   1. I tried appending `/HOPEXGraphQL/api/ITPM` to my server URL but no resolution
   2. I tried appending `:5000` again no resolution

Please help! Do I have a training environment that is different to the GraphQL course I'm enrolled in?

Thanks,

Si

[lrobinet]

Hello,

To expose GraphQL schemas to enable REST API calls to the HOPEX repository, one must recuperate the HOPEX GraphQL add-on module on the HOPEX Store.

To build your GraphQL query from the website dedicated for developers GraphiQL, recuperate the add-on module HOPEX GraphQL IDE.

Each of these HAS packages are to be applied to the HAS instance via the HAS portal. Please refer to the online Documentation in the section Modules > Importing a Module into HOPEX 

It is not required to use a MEGA University-specific environment to perform the practical exercises associated to the GraphQL eLearning. This is possible on any MEGA HOPEX instance. Our recommendation for your specific case would be to pursue on your on-premise HOPEX deployment, because you intend to there leverage GraphQL for integrating the HOPEX platform with other systems. 

Connect with your local HOPEX administrator to pursue this together, as you are both involved in these coming GraphQL developments. 

Best regards,

Leslie ROBINET

P.S. FYI, @pklement