Figure 6-282 Hybrid API response  6.9.7 Test the flows 6.9.8 First, test the simulated on-premises API There are two APIs that we need to perform integrated testing. These are 1) an existing  on-premises API to generate the recall list and 2) a Hybrid API that invokes the on-premises  API to create ServiceNow for all the recall customers. You might be using an existing on-premises API instead of our simulated on-premises API,  which we built in the previous steps. In that case, you should have already gotten familiar with  the section 6.9.2, “Invoking existing APIs from IBM App Connect Designer” on page 345,  which explains the different methods for invoking the API in IBM App Connect. In our testing,  we will use the API Sharing Outside of Cloud Foundry Organization method inside the built-in  API portal. This tutorial assumed that there are Salesforce Accounts with linked Assets are already  existed in the Salesforce system. This represents the products that the customer has  purchased and installed. If it does not exist, follow the steps in 6.8, “Perform event-driven  SaaS integration ” on page 327 to understand the steps involved in setting this up.  Follow the steps described here for testing of the simulated on-premises API Recall List:  1. On the dashboard, click the  API Recall List . After it is loaded, click the  Menu  at the upper  right, and click  Start API .  2. Click the  Manage  tab and scroll down to the  Sharing Outside of Cloud Foundry  organization  section (in the lower part of the page).  3. Click  Create  API key, give the key a descriptive name; for example:  RecallAssetList , and  then click  Create .  4. Click the  API Portal  link. This opens the API in an API portal window with the API request  and response information, plus some response data. 5. To invoke your API in the API portal, click  Try it . Chapter 6. Practical agile integration  363