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In this step, you define and expose an integration flow endpoint as an application programming interface
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1. Choose **Design** > **APIs**> **Create**to create an API.
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1. Choose **Settings** > **APIs**to provision the API Management capability. This provisioning might take a few seconds to complete. After the provisioning is complete, refresh your page.
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2. On the **Create API** dialog, next to **Select**: choose **URL** and specify the following parameters:
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2. Choose **Design** > **APIs** > **Create** to create an API.
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3. On the **Create API** dialog, next to **Select**: choose **URL** and specify the following parameters:
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>**IMPORTANT** : Paste only the endpoint URL till **`/http/products`** Otherwise, the scenario will not run appropriately.
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Select **Create**.
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3. On the landing page, choose **Resources** tab and then **Add**.
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4. On the landing page, choose **Resources** tab and then **Add**.
6. Choose **Deploy** to create and activate the API Proxy for your integration flow.
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7. Choose **Deploy** to create and activate the API Proxy for your integration flow.
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7. Choose the **POST** operation to display more details on the API. A default API definition in Open API specification format is also generated.
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8. Choose the **POST** operation to display more details on the API. A default API definition in Open API specification format is also generated.
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8. To update the generated API definition in Open API format, choose **Edit > Edit in API Designer**.
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9. To update the generated API definition in Open API format, choose **Edit > Edit in API Designer**.
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The API designer is opened.
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9. In the editable section on the right part of the screen, make the following changes.
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10. In the editable section on the right part of the screen, make the following changes.
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Change **Payload** to **`productIdentifier`** and add a row as shown in the following screenshot.
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Choose **Save**.
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10. Choose **`RequestProductDetails`** and then the **Resources** tab.
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11. Choose **`RequestProductDetails`** and then the **Resources** tab.
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Choose the **POST** request. You notice the API changes, in particular, the request body contains now one element with a product identifier.
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11. When you choose **Try Out** and then **Execute**, since no authentication details have been configured, you get an error message with error code 401 (not authorized).
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12. When you choose **Try Out** and then **Execute**, since no authentication details have been configured, you get an error message with error code 401 (not authorized).
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