Client Settings

Clients must exist within the context of an organization. You can display the list of existing clients for an organization by navigating to the Clients tab for that organization on its details page:

You can also display all clients belonging to one of your organizations by choosing the option Clients > My Clients in the sidebar menu:

Click on the name of a client to open its details page:

Use the Client Details page to modify the client's meta data, policies and contacts. Once you have fully configured the client, don't forget to register it (see (23.1.1) Registering a Client).

Basic Settings

The basic settings of a client are displayed in the frame on top:

If a client is registered, more options appear:

Client Details

Underneath the basic settings of the client its details can be configured. You will have to enter a minimum amount of data before the client can be registered with the gateway. In particular, the client must have at least one API contract (see tab Contracts).

Use the tabs on the left side of the page or the links on the overview page to navigate to the different details:

• Overview

• Contracts

• Policies

• Change Log

If a client has been registered, the detail list is extended by more options:

• APIs

• Metrics

Contracts

The Contracts tab is where you can manage all of the API contracts for this client. An API contract is simply a link between this client and a provided API this client consumes. Open tab Contracts to see a list of all APIs this client is currently contracted to utilize:

Policies

Open tab Policies to display the list of policies defined for this client. These policies will be applied to all API invocations made by the client, in addition to whatever policies are defined by the API itself. To add another policy to this client, use the Add Policy button. Doing so will redirect you to the page Add Policy, where you can choose a policy and customize it:

The order of the policies is important. The order in which the policies appear in the user interface determines the order they will be applied at runtime. You can drag a policy up and down the list to change the order:

If you want to delete a policy from this client, use the Remove button of the policy in question.

APIs

Use the APIs tab to figure out how to invoke an API once you have concluded a contract for it. The APIs tab lists all of the APIs consumed by this client. This information is derived from the set of contracts the client has entered into. You can also download the API registry information in JSON or XML format, just use one of the buttons Download as JSON or Download as XML:

The entries in the table on page Client APIs show you the following information:

Option	Description
API	Shows the name of the organization / the name of the API. Click on one of the links to open the corresponding details page.
Version	The version name / number of the API is displayed here.
Plan	Displays the name of the plan.
Endpoint	A click on the icon  opens a pop-up window showing the API endpoint. It allows you to provide the necessary API Key. You can also find the information for host and basePath. Use the button to copy the needed information: As Query Parameter: The Link contains host, basePath and API Key: host: Content after http:// until the first / (in the example localhost:8383). basePath: Content after the host until the question mark (in the example /gateway/ACMESupportDev./SupportManager/1.0). API Key: Content after apikey= (in the example ac407a32-51-ea-4470-82f0-...). As HTTP Request Header: Contains the X-API-Key.
Test	Click on the Try-It-Out link to open the Swagger API Definition where you can send test calls to the API. For more information on testing APIs, refer to (23.1.1) Testing APIs. You can find more information on how to use the Swagger UI on the Swagger pages.

Metrics

Change Log

Navigate to the Change Log tab if you want to see an overview of changes made for this client. All configuration changes made by API Management users associated with this client are listed here: