The taxonomies that belong to CentraSite are core taxonomies that you can customize. However, you cannot delete these taxonomies.The taxonomies that belong to CentraSite are core taxonomies that you can customize. However, you cannot delete these taxonomies.The taxonomies that belong to the webMethods product suite are custom taxonomies that are installed with CentraSite. You must not modify or delete these taxonomies.Taxonomy Name | Description | |
API Grouping | Groups the APIs by freely definable business terminology to indicate the API usage. | |
- CRM | ||
- Finance, Banking and Insurance | ||
- Sales and Ordering | ||
- Search | ||
- Transportation and Warehousing | ||
API Maturity Status | Defines the maturity of your API based on a customizable set of terms, allowing you to indicate the maturity status for the API. | |
- Beta | ||
- Deprecated | ||
- Experimental | ||
- Production | ||
- Test | ||
API Subscription Status | Specifies the category of the key assigned to the client to access the API based on subscription plans. | |
- Donationware | ||
- Flat Fee | ||
- Free | ||
- Freemium | ||
- Pay per use | ||
Sandbox | Defines the category of your API endpoint, allowing you to indicate the environment -specific usage of the API. | |
- Development | ||
- Production | ||
- Test | ||
Schedule | Describes how often (daily, weekly, monthly) and on which days a retry mechanism is scheduled for the API. | |
- Day | ||
- Occurrence | ||
- Ordinal | ||
Security Types | Specifies the security scheme of your API to indicate the client authentication required to access the API. | |
- API Key | ||
- Basic Authentication | ||
- Digest Authentication | ||
- OAuth 1.0 | ||
- OAuth 2.0 | ||
- x-{other} | ||
