Studio
Utilize the drag-and-drop functionality to incorporate Core Integration development Components that efficiently manage a wide range of integration scenarios. These components cover triggers, transformers, connectors, processors, and data mappings, enabling flow invocation through REST, Events, Messages, Databases, Schedulers, Files, and Streams.
Step 1:
Go to DEVELOP >> Integration >> Studio
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In Studio You can create the service and upload the swagger
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Service
Select a project from the dropdown menu column to generate a Service within it
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Click on the Service button, then proceed to create the service within. Specify the service name and select the trigger from the dropdown menu provided below.
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Once the service is created, you'll have the ability to implement your API.
Swagger
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Duplicate Service
The Duplicate Service feature allows you to replicate an existing service and its graphical flow (along with the underlying service JSON) into a target project. This avoids the time-consuming process of recreating complex flows from scratch.
Key Considerations & Technical Scope:
- What gets copied: The service graph, node layout, and underlying service JSON configuration are fully duplicated into the new service.
- What needs manual setup: Duplicating a service does not replicate external connection properties, environment resources, global variables, custom class code, or project dependencies. You must manually configure or bind these in the target scope/project after duplication.
- REST Endpoint Behavior: For services using a REST Trigger, the URL will automatically be prefixed with
/duplicate/followed by the original URL path.
Step 1:
From the services list table in Studio, click the Duplicate button for the specific service you want to copy.
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A modal popup will appear for the duplication configuration.
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- Select the Target Project from the dropdown menu (you can choose the current project or a different one).
- Enter the Service Name in the input field (you can retain the original name or provide a new name).
- Once both fields are set, click Submit.
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- Successful Duplication: If the service name is unique and not already taken within the target project, the service will be successfully created and the page will redirect to that target project workspace.
- Duplicate Error: If a service with that name already exists in the target project, an error alert will be thrown.
