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You can import an OpenAPI file describing a REST interface directly from a file or via a URL. The importer will generate all necessary interface elements to your UML model to use this REST service with the REST Adapter.
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At the moment, the import of OpenAPI 3 specifications is not supported. You can use a tool to convert OpenAPI 3 into OpenAPI 2 and then import the result. A useful tool for this is https://www.npmjs.com/package/api-spec-converter. You can find more tools at https://openapi.tools/. |
The OpenAPI import rules are described in detail in REST Import Rules.
To import an OpenAPI for REST, select Import > OpenAPI from the Model Compiler menu.
 | Enter a file location or an URL. By clicking Note the following for Bridge REST services: Click OK. |
 | The selected OpenAPI file can be imported into either an existing or a new UML model. Click OK to import the definitions. You can still cancel the import by clicking Cancel. |
The importer generates the interface definitions to a new repository package having the name of the import file.
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Creation of aliases and alias templates: During the first import into an existing model, aliases and alias templates are created. When a file is re-imported, the alias templates are changed and missing aliases are recreated. Existing aliases remain unchanged in this case. While importing into a new model, aliases and alias templates are created. |
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