REST Project Tool
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The REST Project Tool is used to define how your REST connector is going to integrate with a REST API.
The tool looks something like this: 
This is a REST connector for Google Drive V3.
On the left side there is a Connector tree where you get an overview over the different parts of the connector. The first node (Google Drive V3 in the picture above) is all the operations and containers of the connector. This is what will be available in the machine step once the connector has been created. Below the first node there are different sections where you can define different features that the operations can use, such as models. Each feature is described in its own section.
In the menu you will find a couple of important features as well.
New Creates a new, empty, project.
Import Lets you import an exported REST Project. You can import an entire project (optionally replacing your current project) or only parts of another project.
Export Allows you to export parts or all of your project to file which can later be imported, for instance on another Flow Server.
Import OpenAPI (swagger) specification OpenAPI specifications can be imported (commonly referred to as Swagger). Imported specifications are added to your current project.
When you are done configuring the connector, press Create/update connector-button. If the connector is successfully created, the REST Connector Project-window will close down and you will be back in connector configuration in Flow Studio. Do not forget to press SAVE in connector configuration to save your changes to the connector.
