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Status Under review
Workspace DataPower Gateway
Created by Guest
Created on Mar 4, 2026

RELATED IDEAS

We would like for traditional DataPower services to support JSON RFC 7159 when setting request and/or response type to JSON

At the moment the request and response type settings in traditional DataPower services like Multiprotocol Gateway and Web Service Proxy support JSON RFC 4627 when choosing request and/or response type JSON. For more recent services with a JSON payload DataPower does not accept a JSON message when it is valid according to RFC 7159 but not according to RFC 4627. 
We know that it is possible to build a workaround, but then the value of setting the request and response type to JSON is lost. 
We think it would benefit everyone who is using DataPower traditional services to support REST services with JSON content. 

Idea priority High

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