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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to API Manager
  3. API management
  4. Organizational access policies
  5. API-specific policies
  6. API groups
  7. Authentication and authorization
  8. API Microgateway Service
  9. Analytics

API Manager Guide

API Manager Guide

Creating an API version

Creating an API version

Create a new version of a managed API or custom API. An API can have up to three versions.
  1. In the
    API Registry
    page, select
    Managed APIs
    .
    The
    API Registry
    page lists all the available managed APIs and custom APIs.
  2. Click to open the Actions menu of the API, and select
    Create New Version
    .
    The
    Create New Version
    page appears.
  3. Enter a unique version.
    Version can contain up to 10 characters including any letter on the ASCII table, any digit, and the special characters . _ and -. It cannot contain spaces and any of the following characters: / ` " ' < > & : ~ ! @ # ; % ^ * + = { } | , \ $ ? ( )
    Version cannot be "t" because it is reserved for Informatica internal use.
  4. By default, the option
    Copy policies from version <version>
    is selected. You can deselect this option.
    If this option is selected,
    API Manager
    copies policies from the API version that the new version is based on, including the authentication method of the original version and the API-specific policies that are configured for the original version.
  5. Select a service for the version from the list of available services.
  6. Click
    Create
    .
    API manager creates a new version of the API.
    The version of the API appears in the list of APIs. The service that you created the version from no longer appears in the list of available services.
  7. To set the version as the default version of the API, on the
    API Registry
    page, click to open the Actions menu of the new version and select
    Set Version as Default
    .
    Default
    appears next to the version on the
    API Registry
    page.
    API Manager
    adds the version to the API URL of the previously default version, and removes the version from the API URL of the current default version. Notify API consumers of the changes in API URLs.

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