OK - let's assume that the endpoint for your backend system is this (for example): http://example.org:8080/backend/portfolio/{id} Typically what you want to do is configure the Implementation Endpoint in apiman to be: http://example.org:8080/backend/ Assuming you named your apiman service "Bar" and created it inside organization "Foo", then your managed endpoint would be something like this: http://apiman-host:8080/apiman-gateway/Foo/Bar/1.0 Now, any additional path information is simply passed through as-is to your backend. So for example, you could do this: http://apiman-host:8080/apiman-gateway/Foo/Bar/1.0/portfolio/12345 This will result in apiman proxying the request here: http://example.org:8080/backend/portfolio/12345 It does this because the extra path information beyond the base managed endpoint is: /portfolio/12345 So that bit is simply appended to the implementation endpoint of: http://example.org:8080/backend/ which results in: http://example.org:8080/backend/portfolio/12345 -Eric On 10/26/2015 9:38 PM, CAI wrote: