Working with the Microgateway in a Windows Environment

You can work with the WSO2 API Manager Microgateway in a Microsoft Windows environment as follows:

Running the Microgateway on a Windows operation system

Follow the steps below run a WSO2 API Manager Microgateway instance in a Windows environment.

Run the Microgateway as a Windows service

Testing the Microgateway

You can invoke the API through the Microgateway using the following cURL command in order to test the Microgateway. By default, the Microgateway serves the HTTPS/WSS request via the 9095 port.

Resetting the Microgateway CLI tool

When you run the Microgateway CLI tool for the first time, it preserves all the information (i.e., your username, APIM base URL, TrustStore location and the TrustStore password) with the exception of your password, for later use. If you want to reset the Microgateway CLI tool in order to clear all the data that has been preserved by the Microgateway CLI tool, you can use the –reset argument as follows. Note that you can invoke the Microgateway CLI tool reset command from any directory in the system.