Symptom
The apiportal-apiaccess plan allows you to generate a service key by creating a service instance.
The service key, consisting of url (application url), clientId, clientSecret, and tokenUrl is used to generate a Bearer Token with the help of a REST Console. This Bearer Token, along with the application url and API endpoint are used to trigger the API. Therefore, Bearer Token acts like a key to access the APIs.
This KBA explains how to enable API access for API Management, API portal and how to create different credentials for different service keys in the same API Management, API portal instance.
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Environment
SAP API Management
Product
Keywords
API Management, APIM, On, Demand, SAP, Cloud, Platform, OPU, API , service, instance, key, service instance, service key, API Management, API portal, binding, bind, instance-secret, binding-secret, credential-type, xsuaa, payload, JSON, JSON payload, clientSecret , KBA , OPU-API-OD-DT , Designtime , Problem
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