google-cloud-api-gateway overview (2.1.12)
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com.google.cloud.apigateway.v1
The interfaces provided are listed below, along with usage samples.
ApiGatewayServiceClient
Service Description: The API Gateway Service is the interface for managing API Gateways.
Sample for ApiGatewayServiceClient:
try(ApiGatewayServiceClientapiGatewayServiceClient=ApiGatewayServiceClient.create()){GatewayNamename=GatewayName.of("[PROJECT]","[LOCATION]","[GATEWAY]");Gatewayresponse=apiGatewayServiceClient.getGateway(name);}com.google.cloud.apigateway.v1.stub
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Last updated 2026-01-31 UTC.