Magnolia 5.6 reached end of life on June 25, 2020. This branch is no longer supported, see End-of-life policy.
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We recommend to have one common directory for the |
If you are unsure how to to set a common path for the magnolia.resources.dir
, please refer to the beginners tutorial Hello Magnolia, or use Magnolia CLI - jumpstart. completely new to Magnolia you can follow step by step setup.
These three modules listed below are required to use all Magnolia REST features within a productive context.
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The Swagger API explorer tool searches for the API at a path set in
When using one of Magnolia's preconfigured bundles running on localhost, set the property to Set the path to where REST services reside on your system. If you run the standard Magnolia bundle and work on the author instance, set the path to
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In this section follows a step by step series of instructions to setup a Magnolia bundle which contains all REST modules inclusing magnolia-rest-tools
to use the swagger UI tools. The procedure is usng the Magnolia CLI.
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