Introduction to vConnect

The vConnect module is a Vahana cloud incorporated web based portal. In the Vahana cloud platform, it works as a smart and scalable middleware that allows you to integrate the front-end application with the back-end service via the API call (Invocation) mechanism. The vConnect module is based on the light-weight micro-service architecture. It allows you… Continue reading Introduction to vConnect

Configuring End Point Header Details

In the API Management module, this feature allows you to define the parameters that the API request’s header section contains. The header parameters are used for authentication purposes. The header parameters provide complete information about the source of the API request. While integrating an API with the vConnect module, configuring header details is not a… Continue reading Configuring End Point Header Details

Selecting Source of Value

You perform this activity several times. When you configure multi-part parameters, template body parameters, or query and path parameters, you select the source of value. The source of value specifies the source location from where the vConnect module fetches the data. Based on the source of value, you configure the API parameters and determine the… Continue reading Selecting Source of Value

Configuring Dynamic Query Variables

The query parameters are appended as an optional key-value pair to the URL string. In the URL string, the query parameters are used to determine the location of a specific resource. The query parameters are appended to the URL string after the question mark character (?). In the query parameter, multiple parameters separated by the… Continue reading Configuring Dynamic Query Variables

Configuring Request Type and Method (Mandatory Step)

To configure the request type and the method: Box/List Description Name In this box, enter the name of the parameter that you have defined in the code of the API or in the end-point URL. Note:- If the name of the parameter in the Name box does not match the parameter that you have defined… Continue reading Configuring Request Type and Method (Mandatory Step)