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Create an API Proxy

Learn how SAP Integration Suite, API Management can leverage the OData catalog service to retrieve relevant information from a SAP Gateway system and pre-populate required information for an API proxy.

Overview

🎓 beginner 15 min. SAP Integration SuiteBeginnerCloudOdataSAP Gateway

You will learn

  • The API Provider is used to abstract the connection to the backend / target system
  • The API Proxy is the actual API which contains the logic to connect to the target system. Here you can model the flow, add security policies, transform the incoming message or look for content injections
  • The API Product which bundles one or more API Proxies before they are exposed in the API Business Hub Enterprise so they can be consumed by a developer
Unknown U Unknown December 10, 2024
Created by December 10, 2024
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Prerequisites

Prerequisites

Steps

Intro

In this tutorial you will learn how to create an API Proxy based on the API Provider created in the previous step. You will learn how SAP Integration Suite, API Management can leverage the OData catalog service to retrieve relevant information from a SAP Gateway system and pre-populate required information for the API Proxy


Step 1 Learn about creating API proxy and Policy Editor

Create an API proxy and take a look at the Policy Editor. You will start to look into the details of building an API Proxy that contains some real life functionality.

Step 2 Access the API Proxies
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Step 3 View and create APIs
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Step 4 Select API provider
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Step 5 Discover the services
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Step 6 Select the services
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Step 7 Save your API
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Step 8 View APIs created
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Step 9 Deploy Created API Proxy
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Step 10 Test your API Proxy
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Steps
Step 1 of 10
1. Learn about creating API proxy and Policy Editor 2. Access the API Proxies 3. View and create APIs 4. Select API provider 5. Discover the services 6. Select the services 7. Save your API 8. View APIs created 9. Deploy Created API Proxy 10. Test your API Proxy

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