Making API More User Friendly

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Where to find tutorials on Making API More User Friendly with Azure API Management Service?

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Here is a list of tutorials to answer many frequently asked questions compiled by FYIcenter.com team on Making API More User Friendly with Azure API Management Service:

Add API Operation Request Body Examples

Test API Operation Request Body Examples

Debug API Operation Test

View Policy of an API Operation

Add Request URL Template Parameters

Add Request Query String Parameters

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Login to Developer Portal as Publisher
How to login to the Developer Portal internally by you as the publisher? Normally, the Developer Portal of an Azure API Management Service is used by client developers. But as a publisher, you can also use the Developer Portal to test API operations internally. You can follow this tutorial to login ... 2017-09-20, 2638👍, 0💬

Using Azure API Management Developer Portal
Where to find tutorials on Using Azure API Management Developer Portal? Here is a list of tutorials to answer many frequently asked questions compiled by FYIcenter.com team on Using Azure API Management Developer Portal: Login to Developer Portal as Publisher What Can I See on Developer Portal Test ... 2017-09-20, 2560👍, 0💬

Test API as a Publisher Administrator
How to Test API as a Publisher Administrator? You can follow this tutorial to test an API operation as a publisher administrator. 1. Go to https://portal.azure.com with a Web browser. And log in with your company email address. 2. Find the API Management Service resource to open it. 3. Click on the ... 2018-03-28, 2236👍, 0💬

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, 1308👍, 0💬

View Policy of an API Operation
How to View Policy of an API Operation? My API operation is not calling the backend service. If your API operation is not calling the backend service, you need to view the policy of the API operation to see why backend service is not called. 1. Go to the publisher dashboard of the API Management Ser... 2018-03-24, 1288👍, 0💬

Top Level Policy for All Azure APIs
How to view and edit the top level policy for all Azure APIs? Be default, Azure automatically creates a top level policy for all APIs. In the top level policy, the "forward-request" policy statement is added in the "backend" section automatically forward client request to the backend service. But if... 2018-03-24, 1247👍, 0💬

Making API More User Friendly
Where to find tutorials on Making API More User Friendly with Azure API Management Service? Here is a list of tutorials to answer many frequently asked questions compiled by FYIcenter.com team on Making API More User Friendly with Azure API Management Service: Add API Operation Request Body Examples... 2018-03-28, 1170👍, 0💬

Debug API Operation Test
How to debug issues in an API Operation Test? The first step to debug an API operation issue is to review the "trace" information in the test result. 1. Repeat the test on "Add new user" operation of the "First API". 2. Click "Try it" and scroll down. 3. Click "Send". You see test result displayed. ... 2018-03-28, 1114👍, 0💬

What Can I See on Developer Portal
What API can I see on the Developer Portal? 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, y... 2018-03-31, 1038👍, 0💬

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