W-17246664 Enabling API Catalog #373
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| . In *Capabilities Managed in Anypoint Platform*, click *Settings* for *Make MuleSoft Anypoint Platform APIs Available in Salesforce*. |
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Right now these options don't seem to match what's in QAX. Is there a new design for this I should be using for the review?
| . In *Settings*, select the Anypoint Platform business groups that allow the Salesforce organization to import Anypoint Platform APIs into its API Catalog, and click *Save Settings*. | ||
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| Within the selected business groups, you can import only APIs that have specs published in Exchange with active instances into Salesforce. |
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There are quite a prerequisites that have to be met for APIs to sync into API Catalog. I wonder if we could be a little less specific here and cross-reference the API Catalog "Before You Begin" (Name and link tbd) content in help.salesforce.com? Something like:
Within the selected business groups, you can sync only APIs from Exchange that have managed instances and meet the prerequisite conditions. For more information, see Salesforce Help.
The alternative might be to duplicate all of the prereqs here, which becomes a maintenance issue. It's a bit of a moving target now.
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Also, import should be changed to sync throughout the content and the UI text.
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| The Salesforce organization administrator can then sync APIs into their catalog. | ||
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| For details about syncing APIs and using API Catalog in Salesforce, see xref:general::api-catalog-in-salesforce.adoc[]. |
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Will this link be replaced with a link to the topic in Salesforce Help? I have the planned link, but need to get the topic ID approved by a content strategist before I share it.
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@bjoson-mulesoft Yes, it will need to link to the Salesforce help content.
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@valkyrie69, the best link in the Salesforce help will be https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.api_catalog.htm and the title is API Catalog.
Co-authored-by: Beth Joson <[email protected]>
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