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  1. In TIBCO Mashery, what is the purpose of an API Package?

    Answer: A container grouping one or more API Plans for developer subscription

    In TIBCO Mashery an API Package bundles one or more Plans together so developers can subscribe to a set of API capabilities under defined terms.

  2. Which TIBCO product provides a cloud-native API gateway with policy-based traffic management?

    Answer: TIBCO Cloud API Management

    TIBCO Cloud API Management (formerly Mashery) is the cloud-native gateway offering traffic management, security policies, and developer portal capabilities.

  3. What does the Interactive Docs feature in TIBCO Mashery enable?

    Answer: Live API testing from the browser using the subscriber's API key

    Interactive Docs (I/O Docs) lets developers make live REST calls from the portal browser UI using their provisioned API key to see real responses.

  4. In TIBCO API Management, what is a Service definition used for?

    Answer: Describing the backend endpoint and HTTP settings the gateway forwards requests to

    A Service in Mashery defines the backend target — base URL, HTTP method rules, and transformation settings — to which the gateway proxies incoming calls.

  5. Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is most appropriate for a server-side web application using TIBCO API Management?

    Answer: Authorization Code

    The Authorization Code grant type is designed for server-side applications because the access token is exchanged server-to-server, never exposed in the browser.

  6. What is the role of a Key Manager in TIBCO Mashery's architecture?

    Answer: Validating API keys and managing their lifecycle including creation, suspension, and deletion

    The Key Manager component handles the full lifecycle of API keys — provisioning them for developer applications, validating inbound keys on each request, and enforcing suspension or deletion.

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