Category: OAuth flow changes
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Using JWT policies- Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect
JWT (pronounced jot) is one of the methods of defining the identity information of a user/system (a client) in a JSON format. It is primarily used in authorization scenarios where its usage is employed to pass an authenticated client’s meta-information (identity and claims) to the server in a secure and verifiable format. JWT removes the…
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Creating a client – Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect
As previously stated, the client (typically an application) interacts with the resource (API) on the resource owner’s (typically the end user) behalf. From the earlier example, the client is the application developed/owned by the healthcare provider. The resource is the service, exposed by the medical lab, that fetches the resource owner’s lab results from the…
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Configuring native OAuth providers – Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect
Just what is an OAuth provider? An OAuth provider is a service provider that provides authorization services via an Authorization Server to the Resource Owner (typically the end user) and to the Client (typically the applications trying to access the Resources on the resource owner’s behalf). An OAuth provider is a third party that is…
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Updating the Evidence API with operation-switch – Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect-1
You have learned that the Evidence API has four operations within the /Evidence/{id} path. Since each may have different requirements upon execution, it would be good to separate those in the assembly so that you can apply different policies to them. We’ll use operation-switch to set that demarcation. Warning Nesting an operation-switch component inside an…
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The If and Switch logic policy – Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect-2
7. Drag an invoke policy from the left pane and drop it on the line below Otherwise: Figure 6.28 – Dragging an invoke policy and dropping on the line 8. Now, you will update the properties for the invoke policy to specify the URL and patient ID to act as our default test user. In…
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Applying logic policies to your FHIR API – Digital Transformation with IBM API Connect
When you were working within the Gateway policies, you may have noticed the logic policies that were listed in the left panel under Logic. While the options are specific to conditional operation, the Throw policy is also provided for conditional error handling. Depending upon the gateway, the number of options differs. Actually, the logic policies…
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