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What you'll learn
Through this tutorial, you'll learn to:
- Create an API proxy.
- Change your proxy's target endpoint.
- Add a policy to your proxy.
What you'll need
- curl installed on your machine to
make API calls from the command line.
To build and deploy your first API proxy:
- Create an Apigee account. You have to do this
before you can go any further. Or is it farther?
- Create an API proxy using the Edge management
UI. You'll connect your proxy to a mock endpoint so you can see how it works.
- Test your new proxy to make sure you're on
track.
- Change your target endpoint so your
policy has more interesting data to play with.
- Add a policy to convert the response from
XML to JSON. Policies are at the heart of your proxy's request-response flow.
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Last updated 2024-04-30 UTC.
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