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Complete Guide to API Testing Using Rest Assured: Tips, Techniques, and Best Practices

What is Rest Assured API Testing?Rest Assured is an open-source Java library to test and validate the REST APIs. It can be used to test JSON and XML-based web services. Rest Assured can…

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By Mahesh Pund

Delivering

NetSuite Email Campaigns: Best Practices for Delivering Results

Are you looking to take your NetSuite email campaigns to the next level? Whether you're a seasoned marketer or just starting out, it's important to follow NetSuite’s Email Campaigns best practices…

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By Jade Consultancy Team

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How Oracle Transportation Management Mobile Application will Enhance Your Logistics

In today’s competitive environment, tracking the shipment of goods from suppliers in real time is crucial. Customers are also concerned about on-time deliveries from suppliers and third-party…

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By Atin Bhola

Playing with Jira and ServiceNow Integration the Best Practices for Pros

Playing with Jira and ServiceNow Integration : The Best Practices for Pros

In the ever-evolving landscape of IT operations, having the right tools to manage and streamline processes is essential for organizations to succeed. Jira and ServiceNow are widely used tools in…

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By Lokesh Kumar Narayana

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EDI Integration: Process Overview & Benefits for Multiple Channel Partners

Various EDI Integration Standards There are standard formats of EDI documents, such as EDI 810 (for invoices), EDI 855 (for order responses), EDI 856 (for dispatch advice), and EDI 850 (…

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By Atin Bhola

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Learn How ServiceNow SPM, APM, HAM, and SAM can Work in Tandem

ServiceNow's Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) is a powerful tool that can be used to manage projects and services in various industries. It provides a centralized view of the projects and…

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By Lokesh Kumar Narayana

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