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* AUTO (default)
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APIKit attempts to initiate the validation using AMF. If errors occur, the RAML parser performs the validation.
APIkit attempts to initiate the validation using AMF. If errors occur, the RAML parser performs the validation.
* AMF
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The APIKit router uses AMF to read the API and validate incoming requests.
The APIkit router uses AMF to read the API and validate incoming requests.
* RAML
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The APIKit router uses the RAML parser to read the API and validate incoming requests. | No
The APIkit router uses the RAML parser to read the API and validate incoming requests. | No
| `keepApiBaseUri` | Specifies whether you can override the `baseUri` property in the specification with the URI of the deployed application.
If you must use the console operation, set this property to `true`. The default value is `false`.

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| attributesDeserializingStrategies` | Allows parsing of the HTTP headers that contain an array of values that are separated by commas. | No
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== REST Validator and APIKit Compatibility Reference
== REST Validator and APIkit Compatibility Reference

You can share the REST validator (`pom.xml` dependency) across applications by using a domain. However, if some of those applications also have a dependency on APIKit, that version of APIKit in each application must match the one required by the REST validator version that you use in your domain.
You can share the REST validator (`pom.xml` dependency) across applications by using a domain. However, if some of those applications also have a dependency on APIkit, that version of APIkit in each application must match the one required by the REST validator version that you use in your domain.

Per the following table of compatibilities, for example, if you use the REST validator v2.2.0 in your domain, all your applications using APIKit must import the 1.4.2 version:
Per the following table of compatibilities, for example, if you use the REST validator v2.2.0 in your domain, all your applications using APIkit must import the 1.4.2 version:

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