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The best way to get started with X-Road is to get familiar with the overall concept and try out the software in practice. More information about X-Road and links to additional resources can be found at:
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Once all the components are up and running, complete the configuration process following these instructions.
X-Road Bug Bounty Environment
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Test services are published on Security Server #2 and they can be consumed via Security Server #1. There are test services available via both SOAP and REST interfaces. Test services can be invoked in multiple ways, e.g. command line using curl, Firefox RESTClient addon.
SOAP Services
There are two test services available: getRandom and helloService. GetRandom does not take any parameters and it returns a random number between 1 and 100 (example request). HelloService takes a name as a parameter and returns a greeting with the given name (example request). The test services can be invoked through Security Server's #1 SOAP interface at:
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REST Services
REST services can be consumed using the X-Road Message Protocol for REST. The environment provides one REST API for testing purposes. The API is a public API providing open data, and it's owned and maintained by NIIS. The service description of the API is available here.
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