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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

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Viewing managed API details and metadata

Viewing managed API details and metadata

After you create a managed API, you can view API details, including the API URL and the Swagger or WSDL URL, depending on the type of service from which you create the managed API.
Copy the URL of the managed API and provide it to API consumers to invoke the API. Copy the Swagger or WSDL URL and use it to view API metadata.
  • You can customize the URLs of managed APIs and custom APIs so that the API domain name replaces the Informatica domain name as the base URL of the API. For more information, see Customized API URLs.
  • On AWS, you can customize domain names in API Manager.
  1. In the
    API Registry
     page, click to select a managed API, or click to open the Actions menu and select
    View API Details
    .
    The
    API details
     window appears and displays relevant details.
    API Manager
    Service Name
     is the Application Integration Process
    Unique Name
    , not the process name. The unique name differs from the process name when there are spaces or special characters in the process name, or when the same process name is given to processes in different folders in the Informatica Cloud organization.
  2. To obtain the URL of the API, click
    Copy URL
    .
    Alternatively, you can obtain the API URL directly from the
    API Registry
     page. Perform the following actions:
    1. Select a managed API.
    2. Click to open the Actions menu, and select
      Copy URL
      .
    The URL is copied to the clipboard.
  3. To obtain the URL to view metadata details for the managed API, in the
    API details
     window, select the available option:
    • For a REST API, click
      Copy Swagger URL
      .
    • For a SOAP API, click
      Copy WSDL URL
      .
    The URL is copied to the clipboard.
  4. Use one of the following methods to view metadata details for the managed API:
    • If the managed API uses anonymous or basic authentication, paste the URL in your browser.
    • If the managed API uses OAuth 2.0 or JSON Web Token (JWT) authentication, copy the URL to an application or service that supports token authentication such as Postman or SoapUI.
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