After you've configured the connections and other resources, you can activate and run the recipe.

1. Activate the recipe. See Activate a Recipe or Accelerator.
2. Configure the basic authentication in ServiceNow for each integration flow of the recipe.
   1. After activating the recipe, obtain the metadata URLs of all integration flows.
      1. In the Integrations section of the project workspace, click Actions on an integration flow, then select Run details.
      2. In the Run details panel, copy the Metadata URL value.
   2. Use each metadata URL to configure a separate basic authentication in ServiceNow. This is necessary to invoke the respective integration flow in Oracle Integration from ServiceNow.

      See Configure Basic Authentication in Using the ServiceNow Adapter with Oracle Integration.

3. Run the recipe.
   Log in to your ServiceNow | Developer instance as a system administrator and perform the following steps.
   1. Create an asset in ServiceNow.
      1. On the left navigation pane, enter Asset in the Filter navigator field. The Self-Service menu displays all related modules.
      2. In the Self-Service menu, under Portfolios click All Assets.
      3. In the Assets window, click New.
      4. In the resulting window, select the asset type.
      5. Fill the fields as required in the asset creation form.
      6. Click Submit.
      The new asset is created and displayed in the Assets window.
   2. Create an incident in ServiceNow.
      1. In the navigation pane, enter Incident in the Filter navigator field. The Self-Service menu displays all related modules.
      2. In the Self-Service menu, click Incidents.
      3. In the Incidents window, click New.
      4. Fill the fields as required in the incident creation form.
      5. Click Submit.
      The new incident is created and displayed in the Incident window.
   3. Create a request in ServiceNow.
      1. In the navigation pane, enter Request in the Filter navigator field. The Self-Service menu displays all related modules.
      2. Scroll down the Self-Service menu, and under Service Catalog click Requests.
      3. In the Service Catalog window, select a category. If required, select a sub-category.
      4. Fill the fields as required in the request creation form.
      5. Click Submit.
   4. Close a request in ServiceNow.
      1. In the navigation pane, enter Request in the Filter navigator field. The Self-Service menu displays all related modules.
      2. Scroll down the Self-Service menu, and under Service Catalog, and then Open Records, click Requests. The Request window opens listing all open requests.
      3. Select the request you want to close from the list.
      4. In the Approval field, select either Approved or Rejected.
      5. In the Request state field, select an option from the drop-down list.
      6. Click Update.
4. Monitor the running of the integration flow in Oracle Integration. See Monitor Integrations.
5. Check if the notification is posted in the following Slack channels.
   1. Open the #asset-creation channel, and check if a notification message is posted for the asset you created in ServiceNow.
   2. Open the #incident-creation channel, and check if a notification message is posted for the incident you created in ServiceNow.
   3. Open the #request-creation channel, and check if a notification message is posted for the request you created in ServiceNow.
   4. Open the #request-closure channel, and check if a notification message is posted for the request you closed in ServiceNow.