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Adapter/Service for interfacing with Apache Kafka
Clients are looking at Kafka for event management and asking if we will support this type of interface in SB2Bi
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Enable authentication by token on the Sterling B2B REST API
Seems like currently the B2B REST API only supports authentication of basic type, where username/password is sent in header of get/post/put HTTP call. Can there be a mechanism to authenticate via bearer token? Thanks very much!
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Support token based authentication for HTTP adapters and Product REST communications
We are using the 6.1 product REST, the REST Auth.war and a set of custom REST services (the latter two in HTTP Adapters). We have a security challenge on the use of Basic Auth for securing these services which we access via a gateway (Tyk) from ...
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Additional REST services
In our project, we have augmented the Sterling REST services with some other capabilities which we wrote as JAX-RS/Jersey REST services, hosted in a WAR in an HTTP Adapter. It would be good if you would consider in the roadmap providing the funct...
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Add B2Bi REST API audit logs
B2Bi Rest API is becoming common in several solutions but there is not a proper audit log file or report to verify information like " USER - ACTION / API - TIMESTAMP"
It is difficult to understand what is actually being consumed, by whom and how ...
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Fine grained authorisation for REST services
It seems any user in APIUser can execute any Product service. In our solution we might want to permission different users (identified by an access token , I've raised other Ideas for that) to have different access to services (proxied through the...
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Rest API to trigger a Business Process
Trigger a Business Process via API with 2 modes:
1- Synchronous : Wait for the Business Process Execution
2- Asynchronous: Trigger the BP and get a return code (BP started successfully)
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Native support for Azure Blob Storage acess
For supportability it would be great to see native support added for Azure Blob Storage along with the current plan to support S3
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Update Certificate File via REST API
The B2B REST API allows the user to delete, create, or update attributes (such as the name) of an HTTPS certificate on the system. However, it does not allow a user to update a certificate in place (the "Update from existing PKCS12 Certificate fil...
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Need for a B2B Integrator MONITORING REST API
Need for a B2B Integrator REST API to return the following counts: *Number of Active, Halted, Waiting, Interrupted BPs. * Database usage KPIs : used space and free space. * Queue Depth. * Heap usage
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