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API Testing Overview API is an acronym for Application Programming Interface.  API testing  involves testing programming interfaces directly and, as part of  integration testing  , to establish if expectations are met for performance, security and reliability. It legalizes the communication and data exchange between two different software systems. A software application executing an API contains functions that another system can execute. In this article, we will highlight 2 main types of WebService APIs, Rest and SOAP. A user sends a request to the server (request is a predefined set of data sent to a server in a defined format), now when the data server receives this data, it reads/interprets it and transmits the response accordingly. API consists of different kinds of methods like GET/PUT/POST, and there are many others; however, these three are mostly used for performing API testing. APIs are helping software applications with day-to-day tasks and fast track data

Need for Stronger Integrations For Life Sciences Companies Today The pressure on the health sector to improve and develop is enormous. Technology is germane to unlocking this immense value. While  life science  companies embark on a digital transformation journey and modernization, it is a trend and practice to abandon monolithic applications and implement a diverse portfolio of first-class cloud applications. This presents companies with the challenge of eliminating data silos and integrating process and data applications with A2A business partners and B2B. Today a diverse range of digital tools enable unprecedented amounts of data to be reported, empowering companies to draw better conclusions about patients needs and behaviors. As companies increase their investment in digital devices, applications and systems, it is crucial to look for technologies that enable them to connect, provide a simple and intuitive user experience, and meet security and compliance requirements.