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The functionality on this screen in regards to the individual applications, is the same as that on "Partner applications".
My subscriptions
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API Explorer
<fill in stuff>In this screen you will be able to see API's available to your application - this means API's that are available to your partner, one or more versions is not defined as private and is deployed to an environment that your partner has access to.
If you can see an API here - you can subscribe to it by clicking the "subscribe" button on the left.
API Explorer
In the API Explorer you are able to explore the API's available to your chosen partner. The API's available are defined through the administration console and the setting of the individual API's. Contact an API administrator if you are missing an expected API. You will also be able to see if an API is deployed or not.
Keep in mind that developers will only be able to explore non-private API's. If the API's are defined as private through the version definition - they will not be visible here.
The chosen partner is shown at the top - and is updated if you go to the "Partners" screen and double click on a partner OR if you through "My applications" click on the subscriped API link. Check the partner name at the top of the screen before you start your search.
Through the search bar it is possible to do a text search as well as filter on required subscription level or API type (web service, open api, etc). On webservice API's you are able to see the WSDL definition by clicking "View WSDL" and the open API specification by clicking the "Examine API" link to the left. On open API's you are able to view the detailed Open API specification.
By clicking on the "API version information" link to the right, you can see available information on the API - including description, tags, and which environments the API is deployed to.
Profile and sign out
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