## Try it out When you have selected a <<glossary:Document template>> and prepared some suitable data that match the <<glossary:Document schema>> of the template, you can generate your first document. Alternatively, you can just use the predefined example values for the `DemoDoc10.pdf`. ### Using Swagger UI The most comfortable way is to use the [Swagger UI](https://rz3.aeb.de/demo1docs/swagger/#/DocumentService/createDocument_1): - fill-in the `processor` and `templateName` - select a `format` that is supported by the associated `processor` - clear the staging parameters (`referenceNumber`, `referenceType`, `documentType` and `retentionDaysLimit`) – otherwise the document would be stored in the Document Service and this use-case is not covered in this chapter - you can define the requested document file name in `documentName` (w/o the file extension) - upload your example file to the `Request body`; ensure that the content type matches your data format (XML and JSON is supported) Now execute the request

You get a response like this:

You then use the _Download file_ link to save the response into a file on your computer. ### Using readme.io API Reference The same request can be theoretically [executed here](/reference/createdocument_1), but there are the following problems: - When your data example is in XML format, the request must contain this header: `Content-Type: application/xml` - It is unclear how the body with the example data is actually uploaded (might use multipart form?) - The generated PDF response is binary and it is hard to download/save it correctly ### Using command line

⌨️ Create Example Document