azure-api-management

问题 I am newbie to Azure AD and want to interact with it through my java app. After doing some research, I found that we need to get bearer_token in order to use Graph API for Azure AD. I am following this link to get bearer token but facing issue with one of parameters. Now as shown in below image from above link, there are several parameters and information related to them is given like what they are and how to retrieve them but I dont see any information related 'code' parameter. Can somebody

问题 I am newbie to Azure AD and want to interact with it through my java app. After doing some research, I found that we need to get bearer_token in order to use Graph API for Azure AD. I am following this link to get bearer token but facing issue with one of parameters. Now as shown in below image from above link, there are several parameters and information related to them is given like what they are and how to retrieve them but I dont see any information related 'code' parameter. Can somebody

问题 I am newbie to Azure AD and want to interact with it through my java app. After doing some research, I found that we need to get bearer_token in order to use Graph API for Azure AD. I am following this link to get bearer token but facing issue with one of parameters. Now as shown in below image from above link, there are several parameters and information related to them is given like what they are and how to retrieve them but I dont see any information related 'code' parameter. Can somebody

问题 We have microservices setup with Azure APIM as gateway and routers to all the services in the back. Is there anyway I can introduce GrpahQl before APIM or within APIM ? 回答1: To answer your immediate question, there is no support for GraphQL via Azure APIM to date. Its one of these feature this has been upvoted by me and many others on Azure uservoice @ GraphQL introspective support within API Management / feedback forums. Also see What additional services should Azure provide? 来源： https:/

问题 I have been trying to automate the following script: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/scripts/powershell-add-user-and-get-subscription-key?toc=/powershell/module/toc.json via Azure Functions. # generate a subscription key for the user to call apis which are part of the 'Starter' product $body = New-AzApiManagementSubscription -Context $context -UserId $user.UserId ` -ProductId $product.ProductId -Name $subscriptionName -State $subscriptionState } # Associate values to

问题 In my company we have identical environments for our application: IT, ST, AT and PRD. We use Terraform to deploy our Azure resources, and are currently attempting to set up an API management solution which passes calls to a Function App backend. The set up is fairly simple, we have a series of APIs declared, and in their backend policies we declare this bit: <policies> <inbound> <set-backend-service id="apim-generated-policy" backend-id="function-at" /> </inbound> </policies> In IT/ST we have

问题 In my company we have identical environments for our application: IT, ST, AT and PRD. We use Terraform to deploy our Azure resources, and are currently attempting to set up an API management solution which passes calls to a Function App backend. The set up is fairly simple, we have a series of APIs declared, and in their backend policies we declare this bit: <policies> <inbound> <set-backend-service id="apim-generated-policy" backend-id="function-at" /> </inbound> </policies> In IT/ST we have

问题 I'm trying to connect an API endpoint in Azure (api management) to a backend service. However, the set-body policy isn't recognizing my JSON body and thus isn't transforming it for the backend call. I've tried all iterations i can think of for the "Liquid" and "None" templates. The microsoft documentation is useless as even the "liquid" template is capitalized in the doc while it NEEDS to be lowercase. Even the Deep Dive article that everyone points to is misleading and/or out of date. i was

问题 I want to make my API use a certificate so that API management can talk to the API but no one else can surf directly to the API I have uploaded a certificate to API Management (APIM) but after that I don't know what to do and the "help" available in blogs is pretty poor. I have uploaded a self signed certificate to: Azure | API Management service | Publisher Portal | Security I have code in the API Controller that interrogates any certificates in the Request but I don't know how the

问题 The certificate that came configured with our Azure API management endpoint expired today (apparently it was only valid for one year). How do we renew it? We thought that the point of using the default API management certificate provided by MS meant we did not have to manually worry about renewing it. But this appears not to be the case. expired certificate message 回答1: I believe this is a Microsoft/Azure issue, as Azure manages this certificate. I would recommend creating a ticket in the