Create the Integration Procedure with the HTTP Action (Managed Package)

For the managed package runtime, after you configure NASA as a Remote Site and get a NASA API key, you can create and run the example Integration Procedure, which retrieves the astronomy picture of the day.

1. From the Vlocity Integration Procedures tab, click New.
2. Provide an Integration Procedure Name, a Type, and a SubType, and click Save.
3. Drag an HTTP Action component into the Structure panel and give it the following settings:

   1. Set its HTTP Path to https://api.nasa.gov/planetary/apod.

   2. Set its HTTP Method to GET.

   3. Expand the REST OPTIONS section and click Add Param.

   4. Under Params, set the Key to api_key and the Value to %ApiKey%.

4. Drag a Response Action component into the Structure panel below the HTTP Action and give it the following settings:

   1. Set its Send JSON Path to HTTPAction1.

   2. Set its Send JSON Node to PictureInfo.

5. Go to the Preview tab and click Add New Key/Value Pair.
6. Set the Key to ApiKey and the Value to your NASA API key, for example YbbMNWeWX2BqxoPKXEiWWcKMgNlUHhHXgqWG5XBt.
7. Click Execute. The output should look like this:

   {
     "PictureInfo": {
       "url": "https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/2006/Eclipse-under-bamboos1024c.jpg",
       "title": "Eclipse under the Bamboo",
       "service_version": "v1",
       "media_type": "image",
       "hdurl": "https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/2006/Eclipse-under-bamboos.jpg",
       "explanation": "Want to watch a solar eclipse safely? Try looking down instead of up, though you might discover you have a plethora of images to choose from. For example, during the June 21st solar eclipse this confusing display appeared under a shady bamboo grove in Pune, India. Small gaps between close knit leaves on the tall plants effectively created a network of randomly placed pinholes. Each one projected a separate image of the eclipsed Sun. The snapshot was taken close to the time of maximum eclipse in Pune when the Moon covered about 60 percent of the Sun's diameter. But an annular eclipse, the Moon in silhouette completely surrounded by a bright solar disk at maximum, could be seen along a narrow path where the Moon's dark shadow crossed central Africa, south Asia, and Ch",
       "date": "2020-06-26",
       "copyright": "Somak Raychaudhury"
     }
   }

8. (Optional) Paste the url or hdurl value into your browser and view the picture.