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The operation will search for APIs with the name and version specified in the FDOAP_API_NAME and FDOAP_API_VERSION properties. Once the API has been located, it is saved as flexApi.json in the Artifact Repository. This operation also returns the exported API iteration as an output.
Target Properties
Property Name | Property Code | Required | Description |
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Oracle API Platform Account |
| Y | The Oracle API Platform cloud account to use for this operation. |
Project Properties
Property Name | Property Code | Required | Description |
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Oracle API Name |
| Y | Name of the API being managed |
Oracle API Version |
| Y | Version of the API being managed |
Inputs
Input Name | Input Code | Required | Description | |
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API Iteration |
| N | Optional API iteration to export. Current/latest iteration will be used if left blank. | |
API Name | Code Block |
| N | An optional API name can be given as an input. Primary use case of this input is for utility workflows where this input is delegated to a workflow input. |
API Version code |
| N | An optional API version can be given as an input. Primary use case of this input is for utility workflows where this input is delegated to a workflow input. | |
Export References | Code Block |
| N | Should any api references also be exported such as Service Accounts, Plans etc. See Special Considerations below for more details. |
Outputs
Output Name | Description |
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| The API iteration that was exported. This will be returned regardless of whether or not the API Iteration input was specified. |
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During import you have the option to use this references file to replace any references within your API with the correct ids based on the instance in which you are deploying via the Update References input. When references are updated, it will check for an existing object of the same name and type in the target instance and use the corresponding id.