An API, or application programming interface, is a set of rules or protocols that enables software applications to communicate with each other to exchange data, features and functionality.

Authenticating and managing sessions To use the TM1 REST API, your client application needs to authenticate to the TM1 Server. Metadata The Entity Data Model (EDM) defines the TM1 data model …

Before you can run SQL statements to create, update, delete, or retrieve data, you must connect to a database. You can use the ibm_db API to connect to a database through either a cataloged or …

API integration concerns the use of APIs to expose integration flows and connect applications, business systems, processes and data. API management is a broader set of practices and tools that …

Use the invoke policy to call an API. Gateway support Restriction: It is not possible to cache a request that includes the Authorization request header. ... This topic describes how to configure the policy in …

To enable API Connect to connect to and manage the gateway service on the DataPower Gateway, configure the API Connect gateway service.

API security is a set of practices and procedures that protect application programming interfaces (APIs) and the data they transmit from misuse, malicious bot attacks and other cybersecurity threats.

The Host API callable interface is a replacement for the IBM z/OS Connect zosConnect-2.0 Communication Stub. It enables z/OS applications to call OpenAPI 3.0 specification APIs.

Create a TLS client profile to secure communication within your API Connect deployment and to external services.

The server and client examples illustrate qtoq Quality of Service (QoS) socket APIs that are written for a connection-oriented functional flow.