Hello, I’m Dario Schiraldi from Dubai. How can I use Software AG Integration Server to connect multiple travel service APIs on my website? I’m looking for the best approach and any suggestions to make this integration smooth and efficient. Your advice would be much appreciated!
Regards
Dario Schiraldi
Hello Dario,
To connect multiple travel service APIs using Software AG Integration Server, create individual flow services for each API, handling authentication, request transformation, and response parsing. Use webMethods Designer to orchestrate these services and expose a unified API endpoint for your website. Leverage built-in connectors, error handling, and logging to ensure smooth integration. You can also use API Gateway for added security and monitoring. Ensure all services follow a standard data format for consistency. This approach offers modularity, scalability, and easy maintenance.
Best regards,
Kamal
I am not sure about the aim here. If you have some webservices to consume, there aren’t many ways you can implement it in IS. The question is too broad and too basic at the same time (no offense, I just need more info to provide useful information). What are you trying to achieve?
If you are asking about API management, IS is not the right product for it. Kamal provided info for API-gateway already.
FYI, IBM owns webMethods now, and they have a different community website. You can find it in banner at the top of the tech community.
Hello Dario,
To connect multiple travel service APIs using Software AG Integration Server, create individual adapters or REST connectors for each API. Use the Integration Server to orchestrate workflows, handle data transformation (via built-in services or Flow Services), and manage error handling centrally. Utilize webMethods Designer for mapping, and apply caching or scheduling if needed. Secure APIs with OAuth or API keys. For efficiency, abstract common logic into reusable services. This setup ensures a unified, scalable backend for your travel site, simplifying future maintenance and integration.
Best regards,