API Center now automatically provisions a domain with the default domain as

<organization ID.com>

. Automatic provisioning of a domain doesn't depend on your user role.

You can change the domain name on the

Domain Settings

tab on the

Configuration

page.

Previously, when you access API Center for the first time with the Admin or Deployer, you were prompted to select an API domain name and provision the domain. If the domain provisioning failed, you couldn't access API Center.

For more information, see

Introducing API Center

.

When you import an API definition with multiple response codes, you can view all the response codes on the

Response

tab of the operation panel. You can edit the response codes.

Previously, you could see only the one response code.

For more information, see

Introducing API Center

.

When you import an API definition with duplicate operation names, API Center adds the imported assets without replacing the existing assets. API Center doesn't show conflicts during import, but validates the unique endpoints when you publish the API.

Previously, when you imported a duplicate operation, the existing operation was replaced by the new operation.

For more information, see

REST API Assets

.

After you generate a new process in API Center and publish the API, the changes reflect in Application Integration. When you update the

Input Mapping

or

Output Mapping

fields in Application Integration and publish the process, the data synchronizes in API Center. Refresh the mapping in the process

Implementation

tab in API Center to view the synchronized data between Application Integration and API Center. The updates appear in the

Request

and

Response

tabs in API Center.

Previously, you updated and refreshed every field in API Center manually. Also, the

Transformation

section in the

Implementation

tab is removed as the data synchronizes automatically with each refresh.

For more information, see

REST API Assets

.