I created a RAML file in API Design, then deployed in API manager and implemented in API runtime manager. It is clear no issues now.
Now i got change in raml file. I did changes in API Design and published into exchange with v2.
The problem here is how to import the v2 API into API manager ?
after importing the new api do i need to add all policies applied on v1 API to v2 API again ?
or is there any automatic option ?
I don't find any options in API manager, please help me..,
Yes, we need to apply policies again. Even when there is the same API version have 2 instances.
If you do not have major change then you can just go to action and upgrade to next assent version of the same API. Else you need to apply policies.
Ranveer
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I got the task to integrate the systems of our old shop to Shopware 6. So I have to deal with the Admin API. The documentation says:
The Admin API is designed in such a way that all entities of the
system can be read in the same way. Once an entity is registered in
the system, it can be written and read via API
https://developer.shopware.com/docs/guides/integrations-api/admin-api/reading-entities
How do those entities work? Is there a list/documentation of all default entities? Do I have to register the entities myself?
Shopware 6 API documentation sources
There is a public Shopware 6 API documentation (admin API and store API) available at
For Shopware >= 6.4: https://shopware.stoplight.io/
All versions: https://swagger.docs.fos.gg/
Local Documentation
Otherwise you can use the /api/v{version}/_info/swagger.html as pointed out by Valerii.
Be advised that starting from Shopware 6.4, the API version is no longer used in requests. So as per documentation you have to open something like
https://your-shop-url.invalid/api/_info/swagger.html
Make sure you have set
APP_ENV=dev
in your .env and use this only locally and not on a publicly accessible server.
The advantage of using the local documentation is, that you will also see endpoints which are introduced by additional extensions.
Reverse engineering instead of documentation
In addition you can always check the network tab of your browser when doing the intented action in the Shopware admin panel, and learn about the necessary requests.
You don't need to register "default" entities that are provided by Shopware core. But if you define your own custom entity you have to register it as a service. You can get a list of entities that are registered in the core using /api/v{version}/_info/swagger.html endpoint which generates swagger UI docs.
I have an API deployed in API Manager, deployed one interface in cloud hub with API auto discover option.
In API manager, i gave cloudhub link as implementation url. so i thought both are linked up.
But when i apply SLA tier to API it is not getting applied. is there anything need to be done ?
Please first apply Auto discovery properly on the app. Create one API in the API manager. copy API ID into autodiscover configuration in the app. please find below link for details explanation.
Auto discovery article from dzone
I'm working on a Java project, using SparkJava framework. I made REST web services, and now I'm trying to place WSO2 API Manager in front of my services.
The problem is that I don't know how to import the backend service description into WSO2 API MANAGER. I saw that this is often done with WADL, but in WSO2 APIM documentation (v2.5.0) there is nothing about this.
My goal is to generate some file which contains my Backend service description (I don't know what format should it be, or what tool must I use to do this), and be able to import it in WSO2 API MANAGER as my API documentation.
Is there a way to do this ?
WADL was used sometime back, but now the common and the standard and way of representing a RESTful API is swagger/OAS.
In WSO2 APIM there are several ways you can create a proxy API for your backend service.
1) If you already have a swagger/OAS spec for your backend service, you can import it to APIM.
2) Create API from the scratch. In this approach, you can define resources and there parameters/headers etc. using the publisher UI.
I have created one application in mulesoft, I'm trying to create an api for that application in api manager, can anyone provide the steps for integrating both?
You can follow the steps given in this doc, use your application endpoint as backend while creating the API
https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM200/Create+and+Publish+an+API
Supposed that customer only provides me the URL end point of their existing API. They don't have swagger file for us to import the APIs.
Customer wants to use API Connect to publish their API to users to use.
I did that successfully with API Management. Now API Management is deprecated by API Connect, but that feature is still in API Connect. I failed to make it work with API Connect. How can we use API Connect to publish the existing REST API of customer not using swagger? Please shed the light. I'm greatly appreciated with your help.
Regards,
Quyen Tran
To publish an API into an IBM API Connect catalog, and to have access to that API managed by the API Gateway, you will need a Swagger (OpenAPI) document.
If you don't have a Swagger document, you will need to author one e.g. using the API Designer or API Manager tooling. You will need to know the URL of the existing endpoint but also the schema of any data that needs to be sent to or received from that URL.
If you made it work with IBM API Management then it should be no different with IBM API Connect.