As Xray documentation states, service map is a visual representation of JSON service graph.
Is there a way to generate a service map from a given JSON?
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I have a usecase where in API's are published internally. Not using AWS Gateway or Azure. API's are deployed OnPrem. How can i use Snowflake External or internal functions to load data accessing REST API published internally?
Looking for a resource like Swagger, where I could immediately lookup APIs.
Solr does not provide Swagger like utility for the rest api.
But it has good documentation for the collection and config apis.
The Collections API is provided to allow you to control your cluster, including the collections, shards, replicas, backups, leader election, and other operations needs.
You can refer the collection API documentation
The Configsets API enables you to upload new configsets to ZooKeeper, create, and delete configsets when Solr is running SolrCloud mode.
You can refer the config API documentation
The Schema API allows you to use an HTTP API to manage many of the elements of your schema.
You can refer the Schema API Documentation
I am looking into using the Swashbuckle.AspNetCore v4.0.1 NuGet package in my ASP.Net Core project to generate a SwaggerUI documentation endpoint for my web API that will be used by various teams internal to my company. My API consumes and emits a handful of message bus events and commands that I'd like to include as part of that documentation.
Are there any custom settings in Swashbuckle's middleware that would allow me to document input/output objects not associated with API endpoints?
That the endpoint emits a a service bus event is an internal implementation detail and should not need to be documented.
If you want to provide documentation for an endpoint you can write XML documentation and configure Swashbuckle to expose that documentation using the IncludeXmlComments method.
Microsoft explains how to configure Swagger this way in their Get started with Swashbuckle and ASP.NET Core article.
When I checked the https://sandbox.amadeus.com/ it's showing the JSON APIs and from my research Amadeus provides the XML based Soap API.
So, I need more clarification as to what is sandbox.amadeus.com if its not a regular API? Why is it in JSON and not in XML?
And after having production API keys, can I use JSON services like this for booking or do I have to port it to SOAP XML for that?
Why is the sandbox API in JSON and regular live API is in XML?
So, I need more clarification as to what is sandbox.amadeus.com if its not a regular API? Why is it in JSON and not in XML?
The sandbox site is an exploratory site really. Amadeus API (it's actually web services) in production is currently only SOAP XML. Amadeus are developing JSON services which can be used in the future, however, as far as I am aware there is no actual date for when this would be available in a production environment.
And after having production API keys, can I use JSON services like this for booking or do I have to port it to SOAP XML for that?
Only SOAP XML will work at the moment.
Why is the sandbox API in JSON and regular live API is in XML?
See my answer to your first question
Now I am using json output to expose my transformation as rest web service, that's OK, but I m looking for the same thing but this time for a job, is there is a way to expose a job kettle as rest web service.