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API Registry properties

API Registry properties

The following table describes the

API Registry

page properties:

Property	Description
Icon	Identifies whether the entity is a service, managed API, or custom API: : Designates a service. : Designates a managed API. : Designates a custom API.
Name	Name of the API. The name and version combination must be unique in the organization. The name can contain up to 50 characters, including any letter on the ASCII table, any digit, and the special characters . _ and -. The name can't contain spaces or any of the following characters: / ` " ' < > & : ~ ! @ # ; % ^ * + = { } \| , \ $ ? ( ) . The name is part of the API URL.
Version	Version of the API. An API can have up to three versions. The version can contain up to 10 characters including any letter on the ASCII table, any digit, and the special characters . _ and -. The version can't contain spaces or any of the following characters: / ` " ' < > & : ~ ! @ # ; % ^ * + = { } \| , \ $ ? ( ) Version can't be t because the segment /t/ is reserved for Informatica internal use. Different versions of a managed API point to different Cloud Application Integration processes.
Protocol	The protocol of the service of the API: REST SOAP Informatica Cloud Application Integration services are published with both REST and SOAP endpoints.
Status	Status of the API: Active : The API is active. Inactive : The API is currently not available. Service not available : The service for the API is unavailable or deleted. If the service for which an API has been created is unavailable or deleted, the API is greyed out.
Authentication Method	Managed API authentication method. A managed API that invokes a Cloud Application Integration process that uses anonymous authentication also uses anonymous authentication. Managed APIs that use anonymous authentication don't require API consumers to authenticate. A managed API that invokes a Cloud Application Integration process that uses basic authentication can use one or more of the following authentication methods: Basic. The API consumer provides an Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services user name and password for authentication. OAuth 2.0. The API consumer provides an OAuth 2.0 access token to invoke the managed API. JWT - JSON Web Token. The API consumer passes the JWT token as a bearer.
Group	The group that the API belongs to.
Description	Description of the service.

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