An API, or application programming interface, is a set of rules or protocols that enables software applications to communicate with each other to exchange data, features and functionality.

Understanding API Connect IBM® API Connect is an integrated API management offering, with capabilities and tooling for all phases of the API lifecycle. API Connect offers flexible …

API security is a set of practices and procedures that protect application programming interfaces (APIs) and the data they transmit from misuse, malicious bot attacks and other cybersecurity …

Configuring the messaging REST API By default, the mqweb server which hosts the IBM MQ Console and REST API has the messaging REST API enabled. From IBM MQ 9.2.0, …

API integration concerns the use of APIs to expose integration flows and connect applications, business systems, processes and data. API management is a broader set of practices and …

The Host API callable interface is a replacement for the zosConnect-2.0 communication stub. It enables z/OS applications to call OpenAPI 2.0 specification and OpenAPI 3.0 specification …

Use the invoke policy to call an API. Gateway support Restriction: It is not possible to cache a request that includes the Authorization request header. ... This topic describes how to …

Research the API that you want to connect to Before you define a connection to a particular API endpoint, review the documentation of the API to find answers to these questions:

Before you can run SQL statements to create, update, delete, or retrieve data, you must connect to a database. You can use the ibm_db API to connect to a database through either a …

IBM Cognos Analytics with Watson provides REST and JavaScript APIs to enable you to develop applications to extend, leverage, and automate Cognos Analytics functionality.