Richards blog

I encountered this problem recently when trying to add an API to my API Management. I followed all the steps but my API execution complained that the subscription key was missing. The reason for the error is that my API was not associated to a Product. To fix this, 1. Open the Publisher Portal from 'Overview' option in the API Management blade 2. Navigate to the 'Products' tab and assign the API to a product 3. Now navigate to the Developer Portal and subscription key value is now set in the request header.

Swagger has provided a very simple way to document your APIs. I created a simple OOTB Web Application with the Web API template. To create the swagger output: 1. Add the SwashBuckle nuget package 2. Publish the API and navigate to <API URL> /swagger/docs/v1 . This will create the swagger json 3. Save the file in a swagger.json file in the solution. 4. Open the file with the  http://editor.swagger.io/#/ to retrieve the documentation.

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