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In this post I will show you how you can publish an API to the API Cloud using a swagger definition. If you do not have an account with the WSO2 Cloud you can read my previous blog post about WSO2 cloud where i have mentioned how you can create a free account with the cloud. Let's get started. First log in to the WSO2 Cloud and select the API Cloud. Once you select the API Cloud you will be directed to this particular page. This is the API Publisher. Using this you will be able to create and publish APIs and carry out many other tasks related to the management of your API.  In order to import an API definition using swagger you first need to select the ‘Add’ menu item in the left menu bar. After which you will be directed to a page as shown below. Select the first option which is ‘I have an Existing API’.  In the expanded section import the API definitions using a swagger file. In this case you need to upload a swagger file. You can find the swagger file used in t

Introduction WSO2 Cloud consists of three commercial cloud offerings namely the API cloud, Integration Cloud and the Identity Cloud. WSO2 Integration Cloud WSO2 Integration Cloud is a public hosted version of the powerful, 100% open-source WSO2 Enterprise Integrator. It allows you to host your cloud-to-cloud, cloud-to-on-premise integrations and API backends on a scalable cloud platform WSO2 API Cloud WSO2 API Cloud is an enterprise-ready, self-service platform that enables you to expose business capabilities as managed APIs and leverage off-the-shelf potential for advertising and selling business APIs. The API Cloud supports all aspects of an API’s lifecycle, from its creation to publication and retirement. The API Cloud is based on WSO2 API Manager , WSO2’s complete solution for designing and publishing APIs and managing a developer community. [2] WSO2 Identity Cloud WSO2 Identity Cloud leverages the functionality of WSO2 Identity Server’s identity and access mana

The Java Technology is both a programming language and a platform [1]. The java platform is one on top of which java programs run and it can be described as a software-only platform that runs on top of other hardware based platforms. The Java platform consists of these two major components [2]. The  Java Virtual Machine The  Java Application Programming Interface  (API) The importance of installing java on your local machine is due to the reason that many web and  desktop applications may be partially or fully dependent on the java run-time. Therefore it is essential to install a version of java into your local machine. This tutorial guides you through a simple mechanism to install java on the Ubuntu platform. 1. First open up a terminal in your Ubuntu environment 2. Update the existing packaging index by entering the following command in the terminal $ sudo apt-get update                                                      3. Check if java is ava