My Applications

The My Applications area in the Exchange details view for an asset lists applications that hold a contract with an API or an API Group.

Each client application has a client ID, client secret, description, URL, redirect URIs, grant types, and a usage dashboard.

The usage information enables you to set the verification duration. If not specified, the range is the previous eight days. The usage lists total number of requests to the API, average latency, error rate, and graphs for total requests, requests by HTTP status code, and error percentage.

Applications in My Applications are registered using API Manager in Anypoint Platform.

To register a client application to an existing API or API Group, the client application must first request access. When the request is approved by the API or API Group owner, a contract is created between the client application and the API or API Group, and the client application is registered.

If you don’t have an application to link to the API or API Group, you can create the application in the Request Access menu. You can then click Request Access to connect your application and the API or API Group. Some APIs and API Groups require selecting a service-level agreement (SLA), and some APIs and API Groups require accepting terms and conditions.

APIs and API Groups that are protected by a client ID enforcement policy require client applications to provide a client ID and optional client secret. The client ID and client secret credentials are automatically created when the client application is registered.

An API owner can use API Manager to view all API contracts ever created for an API or API Group instance. An API consumer can use the Exchange My Applications page to view the contracts created between an API instance or API Group instance and that consumer’s client applications.