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After I have created a new API using API portal, I create the necessary Destination in the SAP cloud platform Neo environment, so that WebIDE can access the design time resources of SAP API Portal through these Destination:

The url of the above Destination is maintained as the url of SAP API developer Portal:

The url of another Destination is maintained as the url of API portal itself:

Then create a new Fiori application in WebIDE:

In the Service catalog drop-down menu, you can see the Destination created previously in the Neo environment:

When you try to consume with SAP WebIDE, you encounter an error message:

```json

{"error": {"code": "PARSE_ERROR_OCCURED", "message": {"lang": "en", "value": "Application must be associated with Developer."}}

`

The answer is found in this SAP community post:

Error: Application must be associated with Developer.

As prompted by the post, assign the necessary role to the current user:

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