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## Step 2: Build
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An initial build starts automatically as soon as you create the API proxy.
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An initial build starts automatically as soon as you create the API proxy. Also you will be redirected to the build page automatically after the creation is completed.
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1. On the project home page, click on the `Department Service` component you created. This takes you to the component overview page.
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2. In the left navigation menu, click **Build**.
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1. In the left navigation menu, click **Test** and then click **OpenAPI Console**.
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2. Select **Development** from the environment drop-down list.
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3. Expand the `GET /{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it Out**.
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3. Expand the `GET /department/{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it Out**.
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4. Enter `1` as the **departmentId** and click **Execute**. You will see a response similar to the following:
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1. In the **Lifecycle** page, click **Go to Devportal**. This takes you to the `Department Service` in the Choreo Developer Portal.
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2.**Generate Credentials**:
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1. In the Developer Portal left navigation menu, click **Production** under **Credentials**.
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2. Click **Generate Credentials**. Choreo generates new tokens and populates the **Consumer Key** and **Consumer Secret** fields.
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To test the API via an API test tool or through code, click **Generate Access Token** and copy the test token. Alternatively, click **cURL** and copy the generated cURL command to use via a cURL client. You do not need to generate an access token if you are testing the API via the **Try Out** capability in the Choreo Developer Portal.
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3.**Invoke the API**:
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2.**Invoke the API**:
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1. In the Developer Portal left navigation menu, click **Try Out**.
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2. In the **Endpoint** list, select **Development** as the environment to try out the API.
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3. Click **Get Test Key** to generate an access token.
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4. Expand the `GET /{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it out**.
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4. Expand the `GET /department/{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it out**.
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5. Enter `1` as the **departmentId** and click **Execute**. You will see a response similar to the following:
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1. In the **Lifecycle** page, click **Go to Devportal**. This takes you to the `Department Service` in the Choreo Developer Portal.
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2.**Generate Credentials**:
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1. In the Developer Portal left navigation menu, click **Production** under **Credentials**.
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2. Click **Generate Credentials**. Choreo generates new tokens and populates the **Consumer Key** and **Consumer Secret** fields.
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!!! tip
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To test the API via an API test tool or through code, click **Generate Access Token** and copy the test token. Alternatively, click **cURL** and copy the generated cURL command to use via a cURL client. You do not need to generate an access token if you are testing the API via the **Try Out** capability in the Choreo Developer Portal.
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3.**Invoke the API**:
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2.**Invoke the API**:
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1. In the Developer Portal left navigation menu, click **Try Out**.
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2. In the **Endpoint** list, select **Development** as the environment to try out the API.
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3. Click **Get Test Key** to generate an access token.
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4. Expand the `GET /{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it out**.
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4. Expand the `GET /department/{departmentId}` resource and click **Try it out**.
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5. Enter `1` as the **departmentId** and click **Execute**. You will see a response similar to the following:
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