I want to deploy my rest API to wso2 ESB. I am adding my API URL to the wso2 ESB swagger URL with the header authorization key. But I am not to add a header in the wso2 swagger URL. Here I am sending my code syntax,
Could anybody fix my problem?
<api xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="meter" context="/Ls" hostname="localhost" version="1.0.0.0" version-type="url" publishSwagger="file:http://172.27.100.27:8000>
<resource methods="GET"/>
</api>
I can't seem to find a simple article on how to publish an existing restAPI through WSO2 ESB as proxy.
I have an existing API which responds with either Json or XML output based on content-type on the header. I would like to publish this api through the WSO2 ESB as proxy. I don't think WSO2 Application server is needed in this case, as the rest api is running on its own app server.
API:
http://somehost.com:8001/api/BusinessApi/GetContentTypes
Response:
[{"contentTypeID":1,"name":"Movies","isTop":true,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":1},{"contentTypeID":2,"name":"TV Show","isTop":true,"subLevels":3,"contentTypeIdBase":4},{"contentTypeID":3,"name":"TV Season","isTop":false,"subLevels":2,"contentTypeIdBase":4},{"contentTypeID":4,"name":"TV Episode","isTop":false,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":4},{"contentTypeID":5,"name":"Music Album","isTop":true,"subLevels":2,"contentTypeIdBase":6},{"contentTypeID":6,"name":"Music Track","isTop":false,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":6},{"contentTypeID":7,"name":"Music Video","isTop":false,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":7},{"contentTypeID":8,"name":"Book Set","isTop":false,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":8},{"contentTypeID":9,"name":"Books","isTop":true,"subLevels":1,"contentTypeIdBase":9}]
The objective is to publish the api via WSO2 ESB and try to achieve the below actions:
Logging the API calls
Messaging/ forking calls based on a criteria
Centralize all API calls authentication model
Is it possible to just run ESB server to achieve this function?
Thanks in Advance!!
Setting up a proxy API, this can only be done via
adding API option under main->service-bus->APIs
Give the API a custom name, which is the identity on WSO2 ESB.
Give the context which is your custom resource.
go to the source view and add the below source
Begin of snippet
<api xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="GetC" context="/api1">
<resource methods="GET" url-mapping="/">
<inSequence>
<log/>
<send>
<endpoint>
<address uri="http://somehost.com:8001/api/businessApi/GetContentTypes"/>
</endpoint>
</send>
</inSequence>
<outSequence>
<log/>
<send/>
</outSequence>
</resource>
</api>
End of snippet
You should now be to access the api via ESB proxy url
With your approach, you have created an api in ESB, which passes the request to your backend api. During this you expect to log every api call and control authentication too. I didn't understand the forking requirement.
Have you tried WSO2 API Manager? It will allow you to make your api a managed api. i.e. You will be able to control access to your api via oauth tokens. You can log the api calls too (although its not a good thing to log every call due to performance reasons).
If you integrate it with WSO2 DAS, you will be able to see some useful stats too. This is the API Manager documentation.
https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM1100/WSO2+API+Manager+Documentation
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