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In this article, I will explain how to collaborate with other users while you are designing your API in Design Center.
When you work on an API specification project in Design Center, you can share it with other users. Other users can view the project in read-only mode or edit the project. It depends on the Access right that is assigned to the user while sharing the project.
In this article, we will explore how RAML specifications can be defined for the XML representation of resources. This will be explained with the help of JOB API. Consider this API for the purpose of getting a list of all jobs published by different companies. A job can also be posted using this JOB API.
In this article, understand API Groups using a real-world analogy of our DZone. :)
At DZone, we have Integration, Cloud, MicroServices, etc. as separate zones. Each zone has articles/refcards/guides for the same technical goal of understanding that specific technology better.
Creating API design using Anypoint Studio is a cool feature added by MuleSoft.
Now we can create API design from the comfort of our home, i.e., our Anypoint Studio. We can also test using Mocking Service and publish API Specs to Exchange from Anypoint Studio. No need to login to Anypoint Platform, again and again, to make changes in API Specs.
In this article, we will understand how to create Spring-based Microservices using a Use Case.
Let’s consider the use case of BookMyHotel Web Application, developed by a company known as MyInternetSolutions.
This article explains how to use API Notebooks.
Let’s first understand what is an API Notebook and how does it help?
This is the first part of a two-part series in which we will configure the Mule Application to use One Way SSL and Two Way SSL.
The first part covers the overview of SSL/TLS Concepts and in the second part, we will configure the Mule Application for One Way SSL and Two Way SSL.