What Can I See on Developer Portal

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What API can I see on the Developer Portal?

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What API you can see on the Developer Portal is depending on who you are.

1. If you are a publisher user in the "Administrator" group, you can see all APIs included in all API products.

2. If you are a publisher user but not in the "Administrator" group, you can see all APIs included in API products that you are named as a subscriber.

3. If you are a client developer and logged to the Developer Portal, you can see all APIs included in API products that are published.

4. If you are guest and not logged to the Developer Portal, you can see all APIs included in API products that are published.

⇒ Test API as a Publisher Administrator

⇐ Login to Developer Portal as Publisher

⇑ Using Azure API Management Developer Portal

⇑⇑ Microsoft Azure API Management Tutorials

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Add API to API Products - 2017 Version
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Test API Operation Request Body Examples
How to test request body examples on my Azure API operation? If you have added some request body examples to your Azure API operation, you can follow this tutorial to test them. 1. Go to the developer portal as a publisher administrator. 2. Open the "First API" and open the operation "Add new user".... 2018-03-28, ∼1826🔥, 0💬

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