Adding an ION API server
To be able to access and use the resources of an ION API server, that server must first be "registered" in your base application.
- Open the ION API Servers form and initiate a new record.
 - Provide this information: 
           
- Server ID
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              This field is automatically populated, but you can change it. Typically, this ID is a non-negative integer, with zero (0) being reserved for the default ION API server. 
              Note: If you are using the server to enable the Data Lake IDO Wizard, you must designate the server as the default ION API server. To do this, set this field to 0 (zero).
 - Description
 - Optionally, specify a helpful description for the server.
 - Server URL
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              Optionally, specify the URL of the ION API server. 
              
This field is for documentation purposes only. The actual URL is derived from the .ionapi file.
 - STS URL
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              Specify the address of the WS-Trust STS (Security Token Service) endpoint. This is available from the environment’s 
idp.propertiesfile, under the property nameidp.wstrust.sts.url. - Token URL
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              Specify the address of the OAuth token endpoint. This is available from the environment’s 
idp.propertiesfile, under the property name idp.oauth.token.url. - Import .ionapi file
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              Use this button to browse for an .ionapi file. 
              
You can get the .ionapi file from the Infor ION API provisioning page.
Note: The .ionapi exists check box is automatically selected once the .ionapi file is imported. - Import Private Key
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              Use this button to browse for a private key, in .json format.
              You must import a .ionapi first to enable this button.Note: The Private Key Exist check box is automatically selected once the record is saved.
 - Import Suites
 - Optionally, use this button to search for and select an ION API server suite. When a suite is imported, information about the suite displays in the Suites grid.
 - Suites
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              Optionally, use this button to launch the ION API Suites form, in which you can define a suite (or group) of ION API servers. 
              
When you create a suite using that form and save it, it is automatically added to this form and information about it displays in the Suites grid when you refresh the form.
 
 - Save.