Hi,
Hi corinne.sayag,
You can find this option in the TASKS menu of policy manager as seen below. It is not currently available via the right click context menu.
Regards,
Joe
Thanks. I have done successfully what you suggested above, and then pushed the API to the Portal and enabled/published it from the API Portal. Developer is able to choose and use this API.
However the API was not documented (neither in Documentation Tab , nor in API Explorer Tab).
In order to have documentation available, I used SoapUI to convert yaml file (swagger) into wadl file, and used this wadl file to document the API from the API Portal.
But the conversion (with SoapUI) from yaml to wadl is not obvious and needs manual adjustment, that I'm not comfortable with. So, I got an invalid wadl file.
- Any suggestion on which adjustment are needed in SoapUI for this conversion ?
- Is there a future version of the API Portal that will allow to use directly yaml file, and avoid using SoapUI ? In which version of API Portal ? Is it already available today ?
Note that I'm using API Portal Version: 3.5 Build: 583
Thanks for your support,
Corinne
Hello corinne.sayag ,
The portal 4.0, or portal EE should support swagger, but please note that portal 4.0 changes a lot, compare to old portal 3.x, so that there is no upgrade path from portal 3.x to portal 4.0, so far.
Here is the entry of the document about portal EE,
Home - CA API Developer Portal Enhanced Experience 4.0 - CA Technologies Documentation
Regards,
Mark
Hi,
Thanks for your last answer.
Is Portal 4.0 available today ?
Regards,
Corinne
Corinne,
Yes, Portal was GA as of January 27, 2017
CA API Developer Portal Enhanced Experience v4.0 General Availability Announcement
OK Thanks. I will ask my CA contact who installed the Portal 3.5 to get the Portal 4.0
Thanks ,
Corinne
On API Portal 4.2, I can see that Swagger with JSON format is supported, not YAML.
Hi corinne.sayag,
You can find this option in the TASKS menu of policy manager as seen below. It is not currently available via the right click context menu.
Regards,
Joe