Before you download the STL file you must make sure that the translation job is complete. In the previous task a script captured the URN of the STL file in a variable named dv_urn_0
Signed cookies give you the ability to securely download the generated STL file for a short period of time. To obtain the download URL and signed cookies for the STL file:
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In the Postman sidebar, click Task 4 - Download STL File > GET Obtain Signed Cookie. The request loads.
Note the use of the variables
t2_url_safe_urn_of_source
anddv_urn_0
as URI parameters. -
Click the Headers tab. Notice that the
Authorization
header is already defined. -
Click Send. You should see a screen similar to the following image.
Notice how the response body contains the download URL. A script in the Tests tab captures the download URL to the
ContentDownloadSignedURL
Postman environment variable. -
Click on the Response Headers tab. Notice how the response contains 3 header parameters named
set-cookie
. A script in the Tests saves the values of these parameters to theset-cookie-header_1
,set-cookie-header_2
andset-cookie-header_3
environment variables.
Now you have obtained the download URL and signed cookie, you can download the STL file now. To download the STL file:
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In the Postman sidebar, click Task 4 - Download STL File > GET Download STL File. The request loads.
Note the use of the variables
ContentDownloadSignedURL
as URI. -
Click the Headers tab. Notice that the
Cookie
header is made up ofset-cookie-header_1
,set-cookie-header_2
andset-cookie-header_3
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Click Send. You should see a screen similar to the following image. In the response area, click Save Response > Save to a file. Save the file as tuner.stl, when prompted.
Congratulations! You have completed this tutorial.
To display the saved file:
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If you are using an Apple Macintosh, right-click tuner.stl in Finder and select Quick Look from the menu.
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If you are using Windows, right-click tuner.stl in Windows Explorer and select Open with > 3D Viewer from the menu.