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Title | A title for the application represented by the REST API descriptor. |
Description | A description of the application represented by the REST API descriptor. |
Application Version | A version number for the application. The default is 1.0. Note: The Application Version is not the version of the Swagger specification. |
Host:Port Name | The host and port for the Integration Server on which the application resides in the format: host:port By default, the REST API descriptor uses the primary host:port of the Integration Server to which Designer is connected. |
Path | The base path for the REST API descriptor. The path must begin with a “/” (slash). For REST resources using the legacy approach, Integration Server obtains this value from the watt.server.RESTDirective server configuration parameter and the default path is /rest. For REST resources using the URL template-based approach, the default value of path is /rad/<namespace name of REST API descriptor> |
Consumes | Select the MIME types that operations in the REST API descriptor can consume. The MIME types you select here apply to all the operations in the REST API descriptor. However, you can override the MIME types on a per operation basis. For more information, see
Changing the MIME Types for an Operation
in a REST Resource. If you do not see the MIME type you want to use listed, you can update the list of available MIME types. For more information, see
Changing the Available MIME Types for a REST
API Descriptor. |
Produces | Select the MIME types that operations in the REST API descriptor can produce. The MIME types you select here apply to all the operations in the REST API descriptor. However, you can override the MIME types on a per operation basis. For more information, see
Changing the MIME Types for an Operation
in a REST Resource. If you do not see the MIME type you want to use listed, you can update the list of available MIME types. For more information, see
Changing the Available MIME Types for a REST
API Descriptor. |