Configuring Communication Details for Microgateway
When you want Microgateway to use API Gateway as an OAuth2 authorization server, the communication channel between Microgateway and API Gateway has to be set up. The access token is then introspected in the Microgateway using remote introspection. To enable this you have to configure communication details, such as the introspection endpoint, client ID and client secret, in API Gateway, which are then used by Microgateway to introspect the tokens in API Gateway.
To configure the communication details for
Microgateway1. Expand the menu options icon 
, in the title bar, and select Administration. 2. Select Security > Microgateway.
3. In the Introspection endpoint field, provide the URL of the introspection endpoint.
For example: http://localhost:5555/invoke/pub.oauth/introspectToken. The endpoint can have http or https depending on the protocol used and the hostname and port are the details of the host used.
Microgateway uses the introspection endpoint to check that access tokens used in client requests are currently active and are valid to invoke the protected resources.
4. In the Client ID field, provide an ID, which specifies the ID of the introspection client on the authorization server that Microgateway uses to introspect the access tokens.
Note:
Introspection client is any OAuth2 confidential client in API Gateway.
5. In the Client secret field, provide the Client secret, which specifies the password of the introspection client that Microgateway uses to introspect the access tokens.
6. In the JWKS URI field, provide the JSON Web Key Signature endpoint to fetch the corresponding public certificates.
7. Click Save.
The information provided here is stored in the configuration properties file and provisioned as part of the asset provisioning during Microgateway startup.