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• Support for SOAP web services in Proxies. You can now reference a SOAP service when you create a Proxy endpoint.

• Refer to the Platform section for Lifecycle Management Public APIs. You can now use Public API to publish, unpublish, deprecate, and retire APIs.

Enhancements

• Added the Trust All Certificates checkbox in the Create proxy endpoint dialog. Similar to the setting in the REST Snaps, you can choose to allow your Proxy to trust self-signed, unsigned, or expired certificates in the endpoints.

• API policy violations are now delivered in JSON. When a client executes an API that results in an authorization or authentication error, the error is returned in the JSON format.

• Logging added to the Callout Authenticator API policy. You can now troubleshoot why the authentication failed when your Callout Authenticator policy rejects a client request.

• Improved error output for the JSON Validator API policy. The API caller can easily determine which part of the JSON failed validation.

• Wildcard endpoint support for dynamic base paths and error handling in Proxy endpoint mapping. When the base path is a path parameter, the Proxy uses this endpoint and routes through the mappings.

• Improved error handling in the Developer Portal API specification editor. Specification violations now appear in the editor.

• Added the Time Unit field in the Client Throttle API policy. You can now define a Request Limit value in bits per second.

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But if we remove the Snap pack B in the project, the visible snaps will be Snap A-1, Snap A-2, Snap B-1, and Snap B-2.

Studio

Enhancements

• The UI now uses accessible colors. Some icons are larger and more readable. For example, note the status icons on the summary cards in the Execution overview:
  

  

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